to
images) can be addressed using the first way I tried (without having to use
/myapp/...)
I have reasons for not using relative addressing (../common/...).
Any tips on the configuration steps (even general comments) would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks!!!
Jeff Prideaux,
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Java run-time engine plugin.
I'm including jmf.jar (the java media framework) in the applet tag...
Does this sound like something expected (with applets) for modules that are
not part of the standard Java run-time engine, or could I possibly have not
installed the jmf appropriately?
Jeff Prideaux
Do you have any html tags in your jsp file before the logic you mention?
Also, what jsp spec are you using?
-Original Message-
From: Jerry Jalenak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 3:26 PM
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Subject: response.sendRedirect
I have the
tomcat4.0 doesn't require ant. Ant, though, is a convenient utility to
compile and deploy your webapp over to your development Tomcat directory
spaces...
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Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 1:23 PM
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If you use port 8080 in the URL, Tomcat will handle everything and Apache
will be totally bypassed.
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As far as I know, the java sandbox for applets prevents this unless its a
signed applet which does require a change to the policy file. Although, if
anyone knows of a way not to have to change the policy file, speak up!!!
-Original Message-
From: Olivier BILLIARD [mailto:[EMAIL
A number of us have been having similar problems with
Apache 1.3.2x, Tomcat 4.0.1, mod_webapp.so, and Win2K. We haven't got to
the bottom of that one either but it appears that the Windows port of the
Apache-Tomcat integration is buggy.
-Original Message-
From: Mario Felarca
Can anyone give me some quick advice on how to appropriately organize my
directory structure to have Apache serve up the static content (images and
html files) and Tomcat serve up the dynamic content (JSP files,etc).
For simplicity, consider the sample webapp (myapp) given in the tomcat
really slow, sometimes it popups a WebApp 500
error. I have tried tomcat 3.24 with same apache
server using mod_jk no problem. And the
localhost:8080 in both 3.24 and 4.01 works fine. So I
assume the problem is in tomcat webapp module. Do
anyone have the solution?
--- Jeff Prideaux [EMAIL
When I installed the sample app myapp from the tomcat 4.0.1 documentation,
and tried to run it with Tomcat plugged into Apache, I had the problem
mentioned below with things locking up whenever images needed to be served
up (especially whenever you hit the refresh button on the browser). Note
I'm having problems integrating Tomcat with Apache in my development
environment using win2000Pro.
I following the directions to add libapr.dll and mod_webapp.so to C:\Program
Files\Apache Group\Apache\modules
and add the following lines to httpd.conf:
LoadModule webapp_module
I'm developing a Tomcat 4.01 website and need to make some high level
decisions. Can anyone give some quick advice?
1. Should it run on Windows or Linux? I suspect I should use Linux but is
Windows a viable option?
2. Should I plug Tomcat into Apache web-server or is the build-in
web-server
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