Re: [Q] Singleton Objects across webapps...

hnack wrote: > So, if I need webservices and such I should use JBoss? > >On Thu, 2002-09-05 at 12:03, Eddie Bush wrote: > >>Felipe Schnack wrote: >> >>> That was something I was asking myself some days ago: why i would use >>>JBoss? >>> >>T

Re: a 'one-click' j_securty_check question

Suggestion: Search the archive. This is a very frequently asked question. What you want to do is the same as everyone else using FORM-based CMA. The fact is that it doesn't work on a "let" basis; rather a "make" basis. One hint I will give you: the container is going to load all of a user

Re: [Q] Singleton Objects across webapps...

Felipe Schnack wrote: > That was something I was asking myself some days ago: why i would use >JBoss? > That I'm aware of, TC doesn't "do" EJBs. TC is a servlet container. JBoss is a full J2EE application server (someone help me out here -- the lines are fuzzy to me too) -- in other words, i

Re: Tomcat Apache Config

1) Open your server.xml 2) Locate the element that says "port='8080'" 3) Comment it out 4) Restart tomcat (and Apache) ... do you get connection refused on 8080? Good ... you did good ... If TC is run stand-alone, you need the HTTP connector -- that's the one that knows how to be a web se

Re: Warp connector segfault

Suggestion: If you're integrating TC/Apache, use mod_jk instead. Suggestion: Upgrade your Apache :-) ... that's quite old! Search the archive for notes on integrating TC/Apache via mod_jk -- if you can't find what you're looking for by looking for "mod_jk" just search for "John Turner". He

Re: [Q] Singleton Objects across webapps...

Comments in-line. Shapira, Yoav wrote: >Hi, >Perhaps putting the common code, e.g. the singleton, in /common/lib will >work for you? > >Yoav Shapira >Millennium ChemInformatics > >>>A "best practices" question: >>> >>>What is the best way of sharing a single, changeable copy of common >>>informa

Re: global.jsa -> Struts

neal wrote: >Micael, > >You've mentioned Struts a couple of times and I admit I am curious. > >I did look into Struts but to be honost I wasn't all that impressed by what >(I think) I saw. It seemed like it was just offering a lot of lightweight >wrappers around the API. Case in point, the Cooki

Re: global.jsa -> Struts

Struts is *the* de-facto standard MVC framework. The problem is that there is a slight bit of initial learning curve, and it's hard to see the benefit until *after* you've used it (my opinion). You really should give it a go -- it's tons better than having to implement something analagous yo

Re: Container Based Security/Authentication and Forced Login/Logoff

Search the archive. The short answers are below. Andreas Schildbach wrote: >Hello! > >I am using Container Based Security with the Tomcat 4.1.9 beta. >Current I have Form based Authentication configured. > >I'd like to allow the user to authenticate before he tries to access a >resource that is

Re: admin page - username and password?

Go to http://localhost:8080/ Read the page They were nice enough to tell you exactly what you need to know in order to get it going. hugo wrote: > Hi > > Perhaps the problem that I cannot execute any jsp files from a > projects directory (see previous email) I made under webapps in tomcat >

Re: Best Connector for Apache 2x and Tomcat 4x

Try replacing libexec/mod_jk.so with modules/mod_jk.so. The "apache standard" seems to use the libexec directory, but, if you look in /etc/httpd/conf, you'll see there is no such directory - there is, however, a modules directory (link) which gets you to where you want to be. Regards, Eddie

[Fwd: Your Report: JDK 1.4 lacks provides for: jaxp_parser_impl andxml-commons-apis]

of the support offerings at this URL: http://java.sun.com/support/index.html dateCreated: Fri Aug 30 22:06:36 MDT 2002 type: rfe cust_name: Eddie Bush cust_email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] jdcid: ekbush status: Waiting category: java subcategory: install company: Bush C

Re: RPM Upgrade from 4.0.4 - error: failed dependencies:

es twice. What implications does this imply wrt my SDK install? Thanks! Eddie Eddie Bush wrote: > Hi, I was wondering if someone could tell me why the LE version has a > dependency on jaxp/xml api/commons logging. This is all functionality > found in J2SDK 1.4 (hence the LE version),

RPM Upgrade from 4.0.4 - error: failed dependencies:

Hi, I was wondering if someone could tell me why the LE version has a dependency on jaxp/xml api/commons logging. This is all functionality found in J2SDK 1.4 (hence the LE version), right? My guess is that the packages contain "better versions" - is this correct? My SDK install was via RPM

Re: Changing servlet context path with mod_jk2 and Apache

You shouldn't have to give it a fake extension I don't think. the web.xml would be the ideal place to map it though. I've done mappings such as just mapping the class name to /, as in: theName /theName ... and it worked just fine. Charles N. Harvey III wrote: >Andris, >You will h

Re: Mod_jk2 and j_security_check

I haven't tried j_security_check outside the root context (ie. I've not run an app in a context /context/ but /), but I've never had to specify anything in my forms other than action="j_security_check" - and it always hits it. I ... don't think you need to map it. I could, of course, be tota

Re: I cannot access my site over https

sounds like an allow/deny problem. I don't know a great deal about setting this up, but it's nearly got to be your problem. I believe what you want, in your virtual host is soemthing like: Order allow, deny Allow from all I actually found mine in the specifier just now - was thinking that

Re: does mod_jk work with https?

I'm pretty sure you can do this. I haven't made it there yet - I've changed gears back to working on my app. What you're looking for is ... in the TC 3.3 docs, but I don't have the URL handy. I *believe* Apache will handle the encoding/decoding and Tomcat will talk clear-text... which is wh

Re: running Tomcat as a service/daemon on Linux

I don't know what your OS is, but I installed via RPM and I have a script in /etc/rc.d/init.d named tomcat4. No, it's not as handy as service tomcat4 start, but it works :-) I typically wind up doing something like !?4 rest? anyway :-P (which grabs the last restart out of my history and exec

Re: apache 1.3.26 and tomcat 4.0.4

*sigh* do you people ever search the archives? ubeans.com/tomcat - I hear it doesn't work too hot on Solaris though. Mark Horton wrote: > I'm currently running apache 1.3.26 and tomcat 3.3.1 with mod_jk. I > would like to upgrade to tomcat 4.0.4. From what I have read I should > still be ab

Re: mod_jk problem

Oh, dang :-/ Sorry, but - that's how I went about it. I finally got mine knocked together enough I could continue development of my app - and that's what I've been doing. I haven't had an opportunity yet to dig into any particulars. Hopefully someone that knows more will respond - but I wo

Re: mod_jk problem

Check out ubeans.com/tomcat - compare what you have with what they have. Your versions are close enough you should be able to detect the problem by doing that. Andrew wrote: >Hi, > >I'm installing mod_jk for apache1.3.24 and tomcat4.0.4. I received the >following error under mod_jk.log when

Re: Invalid command 'JkMount'?!? Help!!

ubeans.com/tomcat - I'm running TC 4.0.4, but other than that I think we're near identical. Look at that page and see if it doesn't "cure" your "ills". Regards, Eddie -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

Re: getRemoteHost(): how to get the fully qualified name?

Couldn't you exec a whois and parse it? Yeah, it probably wouldn't be the prettiest thing you ever saw, and you just blew you platform-independence, but if the functionality is that key, it may be your only option. Cunningham Emmett wrote: >There was an interface that was sorta usable from >

Re: newbie has mod_jk question

ubeans.com/tomcat I understand you can use mod_jk with Apache2 just fine ... Billingham, Walter 475 wrote: >Hey, > > I guess the next logical question is who has actually compiled >mod_jk.so for Apache2 and Tomcat 4.x.x and has gotten (mod_jk2) >mod_jwhatever and AJP 1.x working and will

Re: mod_webapp.so

You know, and I realize the devs are kind of busy, I think if they would just incorporate the level of detail and completeness in the more recent docs that existed in the 3.x series of TC, a lot of questions wouldn't have to be asked. I find myself wondering, quite honestly, why the TC 3.x do

Re: Problem with Load Balancing using mod_jk and session affinity.

I believe (and I could be wrong) that you need to specify the _worker name_ for jvmRoute. ubeans.com/tomcat - they do it. He tested it and claims he has it working fine. Check it out. Regards, Eddie Robert Chartier wrote: >Hi, > >I've successfully installed and configured apache and 2 tom

Re: Please recommend book or Other Help

What is your problem with the JDBCRealm? I have that going fine. One thing to note, you probably don't want to append your username/password to the url. Instead, use connectionName and connectionPassword to specify them. That was the only real issue I faced in getting it to work. Regards,

Re: web.xml DTD and welcome files

Forte will edit that for you. Are you having problems with the entry generated by Forte? My suggestion would be to remove the welcome-file-list section (assuming you put it there by hand) and then use Forte to re-enter it. "How do I do that?", you may ask. Well, it's quite simple :-) Clic

Re: twice....

It happens to me all the time :-/ I'm not sure what it is. Since I have also seen this behavior exhibited from non-mailing-list mail (thought much less frequently), I tend to blame my provider. James, Stuart wrote: >anyone now why my messages appear in the list twice? > >( apologies if its o

Re: another quiestion

I'm not answering this question anymore. Everyone should have this down pat before they post here. Either search the recent mailing list archives, STFW (google.com), or go buy a book and cuddle up by the fire with it. Two books I would highly recommend to you are: Java Server Pages: Hans B

Re: Bug in tomcat 3.2.3

Before I reinstalled (assuming you haven't messed with any of the server-specific "non-configurable" file names etc) I think I'd try wiping out the work directory. smashingwebs wrote: >Hi, my version of tomcat (3.2.3) has crashed. I am using it with >Win 98. > >The problem is I get the followi

Re: Moving from 4.0.1 to 4.0.4 breaks log4j?

I think log4j really dislikes having multiples of it's jars available. You might run it past the guys on log4j-user, but I seem to recall something along those lines going through the list 3-7 days or so ago. In other words, you're probably right on the money. ;-) Regards, Eddie Shapira, Y

Re: Problems with the mod_jk module

Well, if you go to the 4.0.4 release, and scroll down, down, down, you'll find Henri went to the trouble of telling you. Don't scan it, you'll miss it :-P Read it ... deliberately. You can't help but know from what he has written there. GL, Eddie Sigurður Bjarnason wrote: >can someone tel

Re: Webapplication directory

ubeans.com/tomcat - two installs on one box. That assumes you're using mod_jk. GL, Eddie Ashish Kulkarni wrote: >Hi, >I have just installed tomcat4.0.4, and i have to >deploy a new application. >so do i have to create a new folder say maps in >c:\tomcat4.0.4\webapps\maps, and then create WE

Re: jsp client to server text file uploads

http://jakarta.apache.org/struts Dr. Edward R. Jones wrote: >Hi, > >The jsp code FileInputStream fiStream = new FileInputStream(path); causes >the jsp server (tomcat 4.0.2) to look for the file on the server rather >than on the client machine. > >Does anyone have a suggestion or example of how

Re: Problems with the mod_jk module

I'm not 100% sure, but, seeing as how you're running Apache2, it could be that you will have to compile. Also, another point to make, I had problems at some point with my libc version - but I'm almost certain this is when I was running 6.2. 7.3 (although it has some slight annoyances :-/) se

Re: Apache->Tomcat Howto?

Also check out ubeans.com/tomcat If you want Apache to do static content, you don't want to use the HTTP/webapp connectors. the HTTP connector is really for stand-alone operation. While webapp may eventually be the best solution, it currently doesn't allow Apache to handle static content. I

Re: Installing Tomcat 4.0.4 on Red Hat 7.3 with RPM packages

I haven't been able to get that functionality to work myself :-( I think that's a long-standing TC "bug" you're running into. Someone said it would expand it when you created a folder for it, but I haven't even seen that. I'm glad you have webapps now thought ;-) Regards, Eddie Jakarta To

Re: Proxy server options for SSL from Apache to Tomcat

I know absoluely nothing about your proxy stuff, but I hear mod_jk should work just fine with TC located on a seperate machine from apache. You may be interested in ubeans.com/tomcat. While he sets both of his up locally, he indicates what would have to be done to put (one) TC on another mac

Re: FW: Directory Index

It's called a "welcome file" in the JSP/Servlet world. Find a reference for the "application deployment descriptor" (web.xml) and look for and . I'd start on www.google.com. Regards, Eddie Jaque Sara wrote: > >-Original Message- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Re: Coyote, JK and JK2

My (probably poor) understanding is that Coyote is the "newest and best" Http connector. It's my understanding this would be your best choice for a stand-alone Tomcat installation, if you're running Tomcat 4.1.x. So far as the *_jk connectors go, I further have the impression that mod_jk is

mod_jk option explainations - if you'd be so kind

Hi, could someone tell me the function of the following, please? JkExtractSSL On JkHTTPSIndicator HTTPS JkSESSIONIndicator SSL_SESSION_ID JkCIPHERIndicator SSL_CIPHER JkCERTSIndicator SSL_CLIENT_CERT Is this the "magic" one needs to cause mod_jk to redirect http to https? Is there, anywhere, a

Re: mod_jk for Linux (Tomcat 4.0.4/Apache 1.3.26)

That is a good site! Thanks for posting it! :-) Schaffernoth, Thomas wrote: >http://www.galatea.com/flashguides/index > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

Re: Installing Tomcat 4.0.4 on Red Hat 7.3 with RPM packages

LOL - I use it fine - no problems. Of course, I'm using the LE version - I don't think it would make a difference though. I'm sorry I didn't see either of your postings before now. To get the webapps you need the webapps RPM :-P It's right there in the same directory as the other RPMs. Go

Re: setenv.sh

I have none in mine either (TC 4.0.4). It seems to run fine though :-) Why is it needed? ... seriously. Johnny wrote: >To all Tomcat users, > >In my Linux machine, it doesn't have the setenv.sh inside $TOMCAT/bin >directory. How can I set up setenv.sh inside Tomcat? Is there any online >refe

Re: deny to access the static context

or another application. what >changes will i do in the configuration. (please give example) > >thanks >serdar >- Original Message - >From: "Eddie Bush" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: "Tomcat Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent: Sunday, July

Re: deny to access the static context

Do you have an index (from your web.xml welcome-file-list) page in the directory Meodies? It sounds like you do not. That would be required. Not only do you need to have the index, but you also need to have it specified in the welcome-file-list section of your web.xml. Serdar BOZDAG wrote:

Re: deny to access the static context

Assuming Apache handles your static content (ie TC + Apache + mod_jk) that's an Apache configuration question. ... but it's really hard to know what your options are unless you actually tell us what your configuration is (what, precisely, are you using to serve those files?). Serdar BOZDAG wr

Re: error message: 'user tomcat4 does not exist'

Oh no! You don't want to do that! Then (if there is some vulnerability in Tomcat) a malicious user could do whatever they want to! Don't do this on a production box! Don't do this on any box that has any importance at all - ie information you don't want hosed! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Re: Multiple Instances of Tomcat 4.0.4

ubeans.com/tomcat - try that. I haven't personally done this, so I can't help you. The above assumes you're using Apache. Hopefully someone else will respond that knows more. Regards, Eddie Vijay Kandy wrote: >Hello All, > >When I try to run %CATALINA_HOME%\bin\catalina start -f >%CATALINA

Re: configuration ofjames

http://jakarta.apache.org/james/ Have you tried that yet? :-) You might want to ;-) - it could possibly save many of us from downloading messages containing questions you can answer for yourself. I'm not trying to be mean, but I get plenty of mail as it is! (If you do happen to still have p

Re: Apache+tomcat4.1.7+webapp

(my response is in the body of your message) Mario Henley Becerril Geldis wrote: >>try compiling the source distribution of webapp >> > i compile my mod_webapp.so with -DEAPI but when start apache this say: > > [Fri Jul 12 19:59:00 2002] [notice] Apache/1.3.26 >(Unix) mod_webapp/1.2.0-dev mod

Re: mail server

James doesn't do IMAP or Virtual Domains yet :~-( I think I'll stick with Postfix for now. Ertel, Jason wrote: >I have a lot of experience with qmail and highly recommend it. It can >be overwhelming to learn in a short period of time but it meets your >requirements of being free and excellent

Re: mail server

Does it do IMAP? ... and what kind of overhead do you incur? I'd actually forgotten about that one :-I I'll go check that one out. Thanks for the reminder, guys. Jacob Hookom wrote: >JAMES! > >-Original Message- >From: Jonathan Zhang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >Sent: Friday, July

Re: mail server

Sorry - I forgot to mention: www.postfix.org Jonathan Zhang wrote: >hi, does any know a free and excellent mail server? > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:

Re: mail server

Many would recommend sendmail. I just installed postfix and found it caused a lot less hair-pulling. It's a drop-in replacement for sendmail, by the way :-) That assumes you're running under Un*x (Linux/BSD - one of the Unices). I can't help if you're looking for one for Windows. HTH, Eddi

Re: JDBCRealm How-TO

Tomcat does :-) Look on the web page http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat - select your version at the left. You should see a link to the information you seek at the left. HTH, Eddie Joseph E. Savard wrote: >Does anyone have the link to the TOMCAT JDBCRealm How-TO?? > -- To unsubscribe, e-

Re: help with apache tomcat webserver

DNS = Domain _Name_ Service - it's only job is to take names and turn them into numbers. Martin poses a good question though. Do you have a firewall of some sort up? Is it conceivable you're blocking them and don't know it? I'm not good at sysadmin, so I can't help you there :~-( Oh - las

Re: What happened to the mod webapp binaries?

If you're integrating with Apache, you probably want mod_jk anyway. mod_webapp will not let Apache serve static content - mod_jk will. I can't think of any reason to use Tomcat + Apache except for having Apache serve the static content - so you might want to reconsider which connector you're

Re: Tomcat 4.0.4 Realm Question

Which connector are you using? Is this TC stand-alone or TC + Apache? IF this is TC + Apache AND the "files you're protecting" happen to be static content, it's possible Apache is serving them and bypassing your security constraints. If, for example, you're running TC + Apache + mod_jk (my s

Re: Altering file extensions

http://jakarta.apache.org/struts In a way, it sounds like over-kill - but it would do what you want. It's quite easy to set up, always being maintained/improved, and it's from ASF - how could you go wrong? ;-) Seriously - try it. The users' mailing list is [EMAIL PROTECTED] Don't forget to

Re: help with apache tomcat webserver

That's kind of odd. I was able to pull your server up and run the number guess game. To me, that indicates you have things "set up right" (at least for the ROOT application). Is this the context you're having problems with? What do you find in the log files? I'd look in the log files and

Re: Tomcat startup script

If you installed from RPMs you should have one already (I believe - I did!). You _will_ have to enable it (the RPM told you this when you installed). To do that you can do one of two things: 1) Use the control panel -> Services tool 2) At a command prompt (as root, I believe) type ntsysv T

Re: not able to generate mod_jk.so for apache 2.0.39

I have no clue, but I have one thought. When I was building mine, there was a "--with-apxs=/path" option to the buildconf.sh (er - I think that's it's name). Did you specify that? HTH, Eddie Vijay Kandy wrote: >Hello All, > >I am trying to integrate Apache 2.0.39 and Tomcat 3.2.3 (original

Re: Cannot use bean from jsp, but servlet ok. I'm dying!

Ah - good eyes. That's probably the problem. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >seems like a name conflict - both the class and the variable are named >FormBean. i would suggest using > id="myFormBean" >and > <%=myFormBean.getUserName()%> > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: F

Re: Cannot use bean from jsp, but servlet ok. I'm dying!

Have you tried <%@page import="beans.FormBean"%> at the top of your JSP? eric wrote: >Help. Absolutely stuck. Tomcat cannot find my bean classes no matter what >when called from jsp pages. From within servlets no problem. > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional

Re: How to hide a download file

If you make them login, you could put a security constraint on your downloads directory. That would pretty well seal it up, I believe =) HTH, Eddie Kevin Passey wrote: >But if I create a directory called "downloads" and put the file in there - >what's to stop someone just typing the fol

Re: Where is WARP connector

shortcomings of mod_webapp. mod_jk will let Apache handle the static content AND (if you want it to) it will load-balance. It will also provide you with "sticky" sessions. Oh - and mod_jk only serves dynamic content =) Regards, Eddie Bush Nance, Michael wrote: >Additional note w

Re: getRequestURI()

Kachanov wrote: >Wll Tomcat 4.0.x reference implementation returns: > >/index.jsp > >Then, that means all AS are wrong and just one Jrun is right? > >with best wishes >Alexander Kachanov > >-Original Message- >From: Eddie Bush [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >Se

Re: getRequestURI()

I'd say the first one, but I'm not authoritative. To the best of my recollection, however, that is precisely what encodeURL is there for. Hopefully someone else will have something additional to add. I _really_ think it should be the first (including the sessionid - and other cookies/params

Re: mod_jk - not honoring security constraint

this so long ... well, I think you get the idea =) FALSE ALARM - Sorry about that =/ Eddie Eddie Bush wrote: > Tomcat 4.0.4 - Apache 1.3.23 > > I got everything "working" (I thought) and then set up a BASIC auth on > the entire /tomcat-docs/* path. It happily serves it wi

mod_jk - not honoring security constraint

Tomcat 4.0.4 - Apache 1.3.23 I got everything "working" (I thought) and then set up a BASIC auth on the entire /tomcat-docs/* path. It happily serves it without making me login. Is this me or mod_jk? Thanks, Eddie -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional comm

Re: mod_jk problem

ly going with hardware SSL so I wouldn't need Apache to > handle this and that's why I want standalone Tomcats (I was curious > about their performance with SSL though). > > In any case you're right about not a lot of people worrying about > this. It seems like load b

Re: TomCat 4.04

It's really pretty difficult to give any advice based off what you've said thus far. Could you be a bit more explicit about your setup and access method? Reis, Tom wrote: >I have just installed TOMCAT v 4.04 and when I put a html page in the >Program Files\Apache Tomcat 4.0\webapps\ROOT I can

Re: mod_jk problem & SSL question...

To be honest, I skipped compiling Apache - it was there. I saw no need to "fix" what wasn't "broke". However, assuming you compiled in support for dynamic modules, you should (I believe) be able to add that on without a great deal of problem. SSL is something I wouldn't want to have to inst

Re: mod_jk problem

suggest I implement http/https and redirects back and forth under Tomcat + Apache + mod_jk? I'd love a tip or two =) I trust your word a great deal. Thanks, Eddie Craig R. McClanahan wrote: > >On Wed, 10 Jul 2002, Eddie Bush wrote: > >>You peaked my interest. I did

Re: mod_jk problem

You peaked my interest. I did some digging. I see no mention of doing load-balancing that does not include Apache. There are other ways: DNS Load Balancing (affinity not guaranteed - dead server = bad requests) Clustering (better - but SSL geeks affinity) As it happens, you can wire a hardwa

Re: mod_jk problem

You've successfully stumped me. Don't feel as though it is a great accomplishment though ;-) Every time I feel I "nearly have my mind around" this stuff, I realize another aspect that I am clueless about. My inference is that people who want to load-balance use mod_jk. Using mod_jk (to me)

Re: Could you spare a moment ... please? =)

"mount everything up" == Use Apache virtual hosts and mount the app under both. Will this allow non-secure items to be accessed over https? I'd rather not have the additional overhead if I don't have to have it. Thanks! Eddie Bush wrote: > Ok - I've been diggin

Re: Could you spare a moment ... please? =)

tps and vice-versa? I'm going to try it, for sure! Someone, please tell me if there is more to it than this! Thanks, Eddie Eddie Bush wrote: > Hi - I desperately need some info about mod_jk. I have managed to get > it set up fine in a http environment, and everything works fin

Could you spare a moment ... please? =)

ented Tomcat + Apache using mod_jk. If someone could be so kind as to ... show me where I should RTFM or STFW ... or give me some "you know how to do this - it's just like ", I would be supercalafragilisticexpialedociously grateful! Thanks in advance for even having take

Re: Port 8080

http://www.codesta.com/knowledge/technical/tomcat_warp_apache/index.jsp Check that out. Bryan Zimmer wrote: >Greetings, > >I am running Tomcat version 4.0.4 with Apache 1.3.26. > >Before I installed version 4.0.4, I had no trouble accessing my tomcat >applications, by saying, for example: > >mo

Re: mod_jk problem

Oh - I was going to add that I'm trying to set up http <-> https redirection, and it's anything but obvious to me how I should go about it. I think I could probably set up a load-balanced Tomcat pretty easily, but I _cannot_ seem to figure out how I should do the http/https thing. If you hav

Re: mod_jk problem

nt. I'm not certain I have "the one I want" - but "it works". There's also a proportedly useful walkthrough on jboss.org for setting up with the newer Apaches. If you look over that stuff and still have problems, post here again. I'll try and keep an eye on this

Re: Connect JSP and Mysql

I have no clue what your problem could be, but I'd strongly advise against doing this sort of operation inside of a JSP page. Do your query inside of a servlet and then pass the result to the JSP page via a request-scoped attribute. Why? Think of all the resources your machine will be wasti

mod_jk redirection

Hi all. I _finally_ got mod_jk working. Man am I happy. ... now - I'm trying to get redirection "up and going". Here are my "end-goals". I am in hopes someone can give me some pointers: One server instance Two connection points using mod_jk (one http - one https) The http connector will r

Re: mod_jk problem

Considering the possibility you are setup like me (httpd config in /etc/httpd/conf - modules in /etc/httpd/modules), I suggest you change your LoadModule line to: LoadModule jk_module modules/mod_jk.so All the docs talk about libexec - but all of my other modules are loaded from modules/mo

Re: JDBC Realm with Oracle

545-3460 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On > Behalf Of Eddie Bush > Sent: Monday, July 01, 2002 11:41 AM > To: Tomcat Users List > Subject: Re: JDBC Realm with Oracle > > I don't use Oracle, so I could b

Reasonable Documenation?

Hi - I'm trying to get mod_jk going. I have the connector and all, but, even having looked at the accompanying "documentation", I can't seem to determine for certain how I should set up my server.xml file. Could someone be so kind as to fill me in on precisely what is required to be in a person'

Re: JDBC Realm with Oracle

I don't use Oracle, so I could be way off - but it sounds like it doesn't know how to deal well with the URL you've provided. My suggestion would be to try using the connectionName="dbUsername" and connectionPassword="dbPassword" attributes in your Realm element. HTH, Eddie Kevin Andryc wrote:

Re: tomcat 4.0.4 rpm release 2

You're a firecracker, Henri! Thanks for the update! =) - Original Message - From: "GOMEZ Henri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Tomcat Developers List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Tomcat Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 9:19 AM Subject: tomcat 4.0.4 rpm release 2 Avail

Re: Working mod_webapp anyone?

I run under Linux, so this may or may not be applicable to you, but I believe I when I started trying to use Tomcat at first I was running a similar version of Apache and there were issues with my libraries being too dated to build mod_webapp. Is this possibly your problem? Luckily, RH Linux mak

Re: Web-application not yet deployed

In a given virtual host (in my httpd.conf), I have two lines per application that I wish to deploy on that virtual host. They are: WebAppConnection connName warp host:port WebAppDeploy "relative/path/to/app/from/webapps" connName "/deploy-path/here" In the example above, port is the port on whi

Re: Web-application not yet deployed

I am a novice, but I have used mod_webapp from the get-go. You have a more thorough server.xml file than do I. I make use of the config in httpd.conf and then don't even specify hosts in the server.xml file. I'm not quite sure this is the 'best approach' - but it seems to work fine. I say tha

Re: Tomcat 4.0.3 - Apache 1.3 - Redirecting SSL

als - help me do this the right way. Regards, Eddie Bush Joseph Molnar wrote: > Hi Eddie. > > I cover what I do with SSL (and more) in an article I did on setting up > Tomcat an Apache on WARP. I have systems using this config with great > success. > > http://www.codesta.com

Re: Tomcat 4.04 SSL with client Auth?

I can't say if 4.0.4 does or not. I just wanted to say that the browser must support this. Hopefully someone that knows the Tomcat 4.0.4 spec better will reply next =) From what I understand, the JSSE should - and thus, by extension, Tomcat, however, I'm really not positioned to answer your que

Re: Tomcat 4.0.3 - Apache 1.3 - Redirecting SSL

There was a 4.0.3 LE? Is that why I had to snag the JDBC stuff? Just curious =) I didn't think the LE versions came out til a tad later - obviously I must be mistaken! Could someone confirm that the absence of JTA/JDBC jars would indicate I installed 4.0.3 LE? I just got the RPMs off the bina

Re: Tomcat 4.0.3 - Apache 1.3 - Redirecting SSL

I'm there - will let you know =) THANKS for your reply ;) Eddie Joseph Molnar wrote: > Hi Eddie. > > I cover what I do with SSL (and more) in an article I did on setting up > Tomcat an Apache on WARP. I have systems using this config with great > success. > > http://www.codesta.com/knowledge/t

Re: Authentication

I, personally, am quite stumped. I'm not sure what you mean when you say "greater detail of values allowed". I am going to guess (as dangerous as that may be =) that what you're speaking about is easier user administration. If that assumption is correct, I suggest you take a look at the JDBCRea

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