Donald Ball wrote:
everything works okay but my webapp fails on initialization, with a
NoClassDefFoundError on net.sf.hibernate.HibernateException. this is
somewhat surprising given that hibernate.jar lives in the webapp's
WEB-INF/lib directory. is there some additional configuration i
hey guys. i'm trying out embedding tomcat 5.0 in an swt app that creates
complex configuration data for a webapp. basically, i'd like the users
to be able to do a test deploy of the webapp on their own box using
hsqldb and an embedded tomcat.
my code looks more or less like so:
import org.apa
hi guys. i'm using mod_jk2 to connect apache httpd 1.3 to tomcat 4.1.28.
everything is working great, much smoother than mod_webapp. i'm only
having one issue so far. apache is serving requests via both http and
https. my webapp is mounted at /example. I would like to allow https
requests throu
On 3/3/2003 at 9:44 AM Filip Hanik wrote:
>hi Donald,
>if you are talking about a JSP, that is not a file, it is a Java class.
>Hence once it is loaded into memory, it will stay there. But it is not
>cached perse
if you'd read remy's response to my bug report, you'll see that he clearly
indicates
On 3/3/2003 at 9:10 AM Filip Hanik wrote:
>nope, no caching in Tomcat. The browser however, may cache your pages :)
i'm almost positive that's not true, tomcat does employ at least a limited
cache of jsp page output. see the responses to my bug:
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=
On 2/28/2003 at 5:25 PM Gil wrote:
>Can I use two Realms for client authentication?? I would like to define a
>set of servlets that uses a Realm and another set of sevlets that uses
>another Realm. Can I make this??
In the same webapp? I don't think so. I think you have a few choices:
1. split
On 2/27/2003 at 1:30 PM Raible, Matt wrote:
>web.xml - an example:
>
>
>500
>/error.jsp?code=500
>
note - be sure when you do this to manually set the status code. e.g. in
this jsp page you would do:
<% response.setStatus(Integer.parseInt(request.getParameter("code"))); %
On 2/27/2003 at 2:21 PM Mark G.K. Christenson wrote:
>I'm assuming it doesn't continue to work if you remove the file and
>then restart tomcat. If you remove it after it's been compiled and
>don't restart tomcat, it will continue to work because once the class
>has been compiled and loaded, it
>> There is no such facility in the servlet api. Given a user, there is no
>way
>> to get a list of roles to which the user belongs. I too find this a
>> distressing limitation in using container managed security.
>
>In some complex security scenarios, it is not always possible for a
>container to
On 2/27/2003 at 5:07 PM laurent marot wrote:
>thanks but this method just allows checking if user match a role, i'd like
>to get a method to discover the role.
There is no such facility in the servlet api. Given a user, there is no way
to get a list of roles to which the user belongs. I too find
Hi guys. I'm trying to precompile my jsp pages into servlets like the
tomcat developers recommend so that I don't have to worry about memory
leaks and whatnot on the production servlet container. Unfortunately,
jasper's JspC is giving me fits. One version generates servlets that have
race condition
heya. i'm having trouble getting mod_jk working with tomcat-4.0b5. i have
apache talking to tomcat-4.0b5 successfully, but i always get this error
when requesting a url that should pass through to tomcat:
HTTP Status 503 - This application is not currently available
the logger for the service re
On Wed, 30 May 2001, Ignacio J. Ortega wrote:
> AFAIK, you need to declare a "foo" context too.. because if you does not
> have a "foo" context the redirection should work but Tomcat does not
> find "/foo/b.xml" at all..
actually, the only context that tomcat is serving is the ROOT context. my
.
heya. i've got iis and tomcat-3.2.1 talking to each other, hurrah! now
what i'd like to do is have iis pass all requests for a uri with a given
extension, say .xml, on to tomcat, but i can't tell how to write that in
uriworkermap.properties. my first guess would be:
/*.xml=ajp12
but it doesn't s
hi guys. i'm running tomcat-catalina out of cvs and i'm trying to protect
my standalone tomcat-catalina instance using the same crypted passwords
that live in my existing apache.htpasswd files - either using MemoryRealm
or JDBCRealm, i don't care much which. i'd imagine this is fairly common,
does
hey. i just went about installing tomcat-3.2.1 + apache-1.3.19 on a server
for the first time - until now i've been relying on jserv and catalina in
standalone mode. here are a few suggestions to make life easier for tomcat
users:
1. the binary linux mod_jk.so on the web site doesn't work with bl
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