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I have not been able to reload webapps with the tomcat manager
module. I am able to connect to the manager and it shows the
application
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hi craig
on a Tomcat list isn't likely to be useful -- especially since
you don't include any of the code on your page that illustrates what you
are trying to do.
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package in .java files (which is
/work/locahost/_/)?
As long as the JSP page compiler can compile these sources (and Tomcat
can), it should not matter to you where they are placed.
thanks
Rob
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for your index.jsp page (which is put in the per-context
temporary directory under a name specified by the JSP apge compiler) would
be stomped on by the servlet for some other webapp's index.jsp page.
Thanks in advance,
Eddie
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shouldn't be a problem, but i discovered this before placing the
request.getSession() code in my servlet.
thank you.
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eddie and craig, thanks for your replies.
i
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://jakarta.apache.org/struts. Then it wouldn't even be an
issue.
Craig McClanahan
For example, below is a simple JSP (named Test.jsp) which I
invoke using the URL below. Notice /extra/path/info is the
extra path information at the end of the URL:
http://localhost/t/Test.jsp/extra/path/info
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in your web.xml file) you don't
need to worry about this at all -- the container will take care
of it for you.
* If you insist on doing your own authentication and access control,
read up on Filters. This is one of the things they are designed
to support.
Nix.
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, then it really isn't
there as far as Tomcat is concerned.
Of course, you need to ensure that any other class referenced by this
Filter class is there as well.
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and only once for the lifetime of a
JVM.
Thanks
Taral Shah
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a temporary file
(some JVMs expand a JAR file into a temporary directory in order to load
classes from them).
I am using a Windows ME + J2SDK 1.4.0 + Tomcat 4.1.9-LE.
The exception is at attachment.
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that situation correctly.
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impression is that it should work well for you.
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after Root Cause (about half way down). This
message is probably the key to what is going on.
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test client, is there a supported and relatively easy way
for me to get tomcat to drop a session in the middle of a test?
Suggestions?
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) is evil
... don't even bother learning how to do it.
Well not true Craig! If something is used more than ONCE one should use a
method even inside a JSP. One could use custom tags but I believe one should
bother to learn %! ... %. I recommend it :)
If readers of this list listen to only one
exceeding the buffer size is correct, however ... you
should be making choices about whether to forward early in the page (or,
better, in Java code managed by an MVC framework like Struts
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts).
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on 4.0 -- it requires 4.1.
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do you need
the password again? You already know who the user is, and you can find
out if he/she has a particular role used to protect the data you are
checking for access rights to.
Mark
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words, if you configure a
zero in web.xml, and you haven't called setMaxInactiveInterval() on a
particular session, calling getMaxInactiveInterval() should return a
negative value (the precise value is not specified).
Craig, will this be amended in SRV 2.4? ;)
The language is the same (although
the database every time? Or, for performance,
caching it in memory at app startup and just serving the characters out of
a saved String or something?
After all, the client has no way of knowing whether a request URL like
/foo/bar/baz.html was really a static resource or not.
thanks,
-Steve
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Trying to change this sounds like something that would totally mess up the
naming support that Tomcat already provides. However, you will find
Tomcat's own setup of this property in
org.apache.catalina.startup.Catalina, which you'd have to hand modify.
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Thanks Craig.
Don't
programmed your servlets correctly.
Thank you.
Sam
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about single sign on (under Special Features).
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On Tue, 13 Aug
and shared data *must* be stored in
separate classes.
And, you're going to need to understand how to organize your code properly
to work on larger scale projects anyway, so now is a good time to start.
Hint -- putting logic in your JSP pages is not a good design practice.
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covers -- after the response has been committed. Using flush=true on
your include causes the response to be committed.
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as a simple example,
request processing threads are shared across *all* installed webapps,
so there is no way to allocate their behavior to just one.
It all comes down to what you think you're trying to measure, and that
certainly is not clear.
Craig
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this? if so, what?
Thanks,
Scott
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Thanks Craig :)
Let me clarify
vouch for the behavior of any of the PersistentManager based code.
Scott
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P.S. Here's another weird thing: A new session is spontaneously created once
per minute (in response to no stimulus on my part) while Tomcat is sitting
idle:
2002-08-13 14:48:17,373 DEBUG [Thread-4 ] Request
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the rules changed or
have I not cfg'd something properly?
The portable way to get ahold of the authenticated username is to call
request.getRemoteUser(). See the servlet spec for more details on
container managed security:
http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/download.html
Thanx!
Ed
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that it needs only the username.
Craig
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On Tue, 13 Aug 2002, Ed Thompson
hand, is guaranteed to be notified
only when the application is actually being started up or shut down.
Thanks for your patience.
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Craig,
Your response confirms what I thought. My
a servlet 2.2 / JSP 1.1 app that conforms to those specs,
running successfully on Tomcat 3.2.x or 3.3.x, it should run *unchanged*
under Tomcat 4. The newer specs mandate backwards compatibilty, including
parsing the older deployment descriptors.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
Craig
feasible to implement a Realm that says
user Joe has this role, but only from 8am to 5pm on weekdays. It sounds
like the Cocoon folks might want to do a little more thinking about their
design.
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people on this and other
lists, so I hesitate to ask again but...
Is the implementation of JAASRealm in 4.1 backwards compatible to 4.0.4?
Haven't got a clue. In theory it should be, but I've never tried.
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Craig,
Thanks for the very detailed
URLs, the user must be authenticated *and*
possess one of the following roles. If you are using this approach, your
app doesn't have to do a thing (other than define the security constraint
element in web.xml) -- the container does all the work for you.
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showing a little bit of understanding, OK?
End soapbox.
Likewise.
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instances.
Regards,
Michael
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creating a WAR instead of just deploying a
directory directly (like the example build.xml file does)?
Also, what is the field Config URL: ?
Where do you see this term being used?
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this should work:
jar:file:d:\Projects/myapp/crossbar.war!/
I tried
WAR URL: jar:file:C:\Projects/Crossbar/dist/crossbar.war!/ and got
Message: FAIL - Encountered exception java.net.MalformedURLException:
no protocol
and tried
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Jake Hookom
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not a good idea.
thanks,
maia
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Craig, I was under the impression that the WAR would only
a
request *before* it is given to a servlet, and either intercept it (not
enough access rights) or pass it on (access rights are fine).
Do some google searches on servlet filter and you will find pointers to
some articles about how they work.
Thank you!
Craig
On Sat, 2002-08-10 at 00:40, Craig R
, terminating ultimately in a stack overflow.
This is why any attempt to use a servlet for access checking, followed by
a forward, is doomed to failure. PLEASE go read up about filters -- this
is one of the things that filters were designed to enable.
Craig
On Sat, 2002-08-10 at 18:59, Craig R
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Documentation is on the Host page in the server configuration reference
(http://localhost:8080/tomcat-docs/config/host.html).
danke,
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If all else fails, you can write a simple script that combines all the
stuff you need from file fragments just before invoking the startup.
Sometimes the simple solutions are the best ...
Cheers
Rob Horn
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/webapps, it will get auto-deployed.
Cheers
Rob
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in Tomcat 4.1.x you can
of the principle: once you switch a session from
http to https, you should never again accept a non-https request for
that same session. Applications that don't obey this rule are hopelessly
insecure, and should be avoided like the plague.
Thanks Glen.
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Hey All (Craig particularly
.
The important information is
the context information within the XML file. From my understanding, you
just have to use Context / as your root element, and you can add any
sub elements necessary.
Yep.
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such a request, the bug tracking system is a good bet:
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/
Note: I'm sending this mostly Ant question to the Tomcat-user list
only because people like Craig know more about the manager app and the
catalina tasks than the Ant people do.
Although it's an Ant-sounding
like inspect the request (or the appropriate session) and do things like
redirect if the user is not logged on (by doing a
RequestDispatcher.forwrd()) or passing the request through in the normal
case.
Thanks in advance for the help!
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/. this is the default servlet mapping.
That's still not going to work for what the proposed use case was --
because you've just disabled the default file-serving servlet that serves
static content.
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this kind of invalid reference?
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. This needs to be the absolute or relative (to
$CATALINA_HOME/webapps) name of the WAR file.
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, and I don't imagine anyone else who answers support
questions on TOMCAT-USER would be very thrilled either.
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is sensitive enough to protect,
the whole session should be as well. Otherwise, you'll just live under an
illusion of security.
Thanks in advance,
Junior
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the session *before* executing the
encodeURL call.
I use :
Tomcat 4.0.4
Apache 1.3.26
mod-jk
Debian Woody (3.0)
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, a webapp
cannot do this kind of thing at runtime -- it takes modifications to
server.xml to pull this off.
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to carry more info about the servlets.
See the public draft of the Servlet 2.4 spec for details, particularly
Chapter 13.
http://www.jcp.org/jsr/detail/154.jsp
Thanks!
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the
constraint against the form login page or form error page.
is there anyway to specify an url-pattern that includes all except
login.jsp?
thanks
-Tony
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to be another
solution.
It's configured in $CATALINA_HOME/conf/web.xml instead of in server.xml --
check out the listings servlet init parameter for the default servlet
(which is the one that serves static files in a Tomcat standalone world).
Cheers,
Nick
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, that is it. I did not see that you meant the web.xml residing
within /conf.
;)
There really is a web.xml file in conf. It establishes default values
for *all* web applications running in a Tomcat instance, and is processed
before your own web.xml is read.
Craig
Andrew Conrad wrote:
%CATALINA%\conf
the username. The password isn't
visible, however -- but you really shouldn't be building queries based on
it anyway.
Rgrds.
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putting the class in someplace like common/lib.
mike/
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tutorials on compiling Java
programs would probably be in order ...
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Digester. Previous versions of Tomcat used
an internal Tomcat utility called XmlMapper (which was one of the bases
for Digester's design).
thanks,
Mark
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thanks craig. It's reassuring when you
sources, or add a custom Valve
implementation to do the redirect, to make this work -- it's not the
normal J2EE pattern.
If anyone can help with this, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Douglas Srofe
WDS Corp.
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apps. It does not cause any sharing of sessions -- in
fact, the user will have a separate session for each app that they are
actually using.
Sharing information between webapps is not affected in the slightest by
single sign on's use.
Mike
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You could uild a MVC app where there are no page accesses
that don't pass through the controller
is that this works even if your servlet
container runs your webapp directly out of a WAR file (which it is
perfectly free to do), so there is no such thing as the absolute pathname
to the JAR.
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from JAR files
in the corresponding lib directory -- this works both for the server
class loader (server/classes before server/lib), the common class loader
(common/classes before common/lib) and the webapp class loader
(WEB-INF/classes before WEB-INF/lib).
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The page 70 references look like typos. The spec's definition of the API
classes themselves (p. 144 and p. 226) don't have the s, and that is
likewise true of the classes in servlet.jar.
Craig McClanahan
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From
on
creating object factories for your own beans.
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Subject: Tomcat + JNDI
Hi,
I´m trying to access
object that you might want (which is essentially how
EJB references work in a J2EE app server).
Craig
On Sat, 27 Jul 2002, Michael Delamere wrote:
Date: Sat, 27 Jul 2002 20:45:10 +0200
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BasicDataSource instance is returned every time (i.e. all uses of the
data source share the same connection pool).
Craig
Regards,
Michael
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, Gord Tomlin
Craig
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are (from the perspective of the server) all
separate.
Nix.
Craig
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deploy it.
//Erik
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Erik Mattsson
Craig
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is, including the version number.
Thanks.
Dave
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of trying to work around its bugs on the server side.
Thanks in advance,
Kristian
Craig
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