To the OP: if you're upgrading from Tomcat v4 -> v5, feel free to take a
gander at this:
http://www.brandxdev.net/misc/tomcat_upgrade.site
It's a little raw, but covers the Connector issue (among others).
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host?
4/ what else is running on the Tomcat host?
... and so on, and so forth.
If all else fails, time to drag out a profiler.
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le of posts about doing just this in the
archives if you're not familiar with the Ant tasks. (I recall those
posts were on the topic of JSP precompilation.)
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hat my precompilation works
without it. =)
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Wouldn't this be "common/lib/jasper-compiler.jar" ?
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s 403 - Access to the requested resource has been denied".
: [snip]
: If the role is incorrect, how can I re-show the login page ??
There should be an child element of .
(-or something like that, I forget the exact tag name. See the servlet
spec for details.)
Make that error page the login
ed by JNDIRealm)?
- have you tried running LDAP queries using the roleSearch criteria
specified in the element?
Providing the server.xml and web.xml was a good start, but we'll need
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ws to even experienced J2EE developers.)
That may very well be what you're seeing.
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of finding/attaching the context path for you, such that a webapp
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context initialization, look into ServletContextListener instead. It
was designed with that in mind.
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My answers are a little sketchy because I (and likely, others on this list)
focus on the exact opposite: trying to get as many users as possible to
connect to our webapps. ;)
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: Thanks for your response QM. I would really like to upgrade to Tomcat 4.1
: or 5.0. I've read
: great things about the Admin webapp and the other features, I just don't
: know the best manner
: to proceed. Is there
XML files under {instance dir}/conf/ will be the ones
for your webapps, not the samples. ;) But that's another story for
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er WEB_INF folder.
You could try this, and see whether it loads... ;) but I'd doubt it.
Should you upgrade to Tomcat 5, there are facilities to put all
context-related info in a separate, per-context (-webapp) file.
Perhaps that's what you're thinking of doing?
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doesn't answer your question directly, is there any reason
you're still running 3.x?
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whether Sun's default Linux/i386 JDK runs on it.)
If so, then Tomcat will most likely work.
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Please read
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My previous message will make more sense then, and both of
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Out of *host* memory or out of *memory allocated to the JVM*?
Big difference.
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've outlined above.
It sounds like you're more familiar with stateful/fat clients that
maintain a constant connection to the central server, and that you can
send them a message when the DB is down. HTTP doesn't offer such
server-push functionality, just client-pull.
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a profiler. GC can make an
app appear several shades of unresponsive.
3/ check the logs
: 2] Tomcat manager does NOT delete my .war file on undeploy,
I don't know about this one, so I'll leave it for someone who does.
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: Thanks QM for response.
Not a problem.
: Can I get any reading stuff on this topic.
: Please provide me the url which talks about it.
I'm not sure I understand. I thought you'd answer my questions (e-mail
included b
Put another way: what you're doing is pretty much standard practice in
(well-run ;) multi-dev shops, so if it's wrong, you're in good company.
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process and even catch JSP comp errors before the app goes live.
Just curious.
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first place I'd look.
btw, please post *new* messages to the list instead of replying to old
ones and just changing the subject. This plays hell with thread-aware
mailers, and you risk helpful people skipping past your message (because
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ssing was cheap:
"please see chart/table X, appended to the end of this report."
(Admitted, this time the stack trace was superfluous, but usually...)
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: readable directory
Assuming the context config is properly setup to find the webapp where
you want it:
1/ remove any old context.xml from conf/{engine}/{host}/
2/ clean out the temporary work/ dir
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: if Tomcat 5 can still be integrated with IIS?
How long have you been subscribed to the list? Some mention of
Tomcat/webserver integration is discussed almost daily. ;)
Google "jk" and "IIS." Throw in "isapi" for good measure.
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quot;DirectoryIndex" directive in Apache httpd, which lists
the file(s) checked when a request is made to just a directory path
(e.g. index.html).
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vhosts when you deploy to the intended one...
: Thanks for not response :))
Well, now you have one. ;)
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s to workaround the bug.
Thanks to all for their responses.
In my weariness, I missed the relevant bug report. =)
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So, has it just been a long day and I've missed something? =) -or should
I proceed to Bugzilla? It'll be a few days before I can get to Tomcat's
source code and provide more assistance...
A stub WAR file that exhibits this behavior is available on request.
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was with the red herring from IIS, though? I recall you installed
IIS as a test and it exhibited the same poor I/O performance as Tomcat
under JDK 1.4.2...
-or do we just chalk that up as "IIS being IIS?" ;)
btw, thanks for sharing the solution with the list.
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For #1, I recall options ranged from "just deal with it" to "protect the
machine/dir/file" to "implement a custom JDBCRealm."
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that nature.)
For example, BigIP performs an app-level ping by hitting a specified URL
and testing the response content.
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The server admin (that's you ;) should check the logs. What's reported
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stead of a servlet+load-on-startup.
Some may argue this is more an aesthetic difference than anything else;
but at least you wouldn't use a servlet for something it wasn't meant to
do...
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under 2k vs 2k3?
-or what about a NIC problem?
I've been bitten by a few "autonegotiating" cards that didn't.
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pression most of the people
here (or at least, most of the posters ;) use Sun's JVM. -but YYMV, and
thus, you'd do yourself a favor to test it for yourself.
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then compare them. I believe the command is
ipconfig /all
run from a "cmd" window.
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which context Tomcat is attempting to deploy (and thus, which
WEB-INF/web.xml is causing the problem)?
Otherwise, for a quick'n'dirty solution, run your various deployment
descriptors through a validator to find the troublemaker.
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consider) the more
intuitive format, keeping servlet/mapping sets together.
For the OP: if you're using Tomcat 5, you could try the 2.4 schema and
see whether that works.
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so this is
straightforward.
In the future, a more descriptive subject line may catch more attention.
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our webapp}
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+- /WEB-INF
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| +- web.xml
+_ ... html, JSPs, etc ..
Then, set Apache's document root to:
{tomcat install}/webapps/{your webapp}
Finally, configure mod_jk or mod_jk2 to have Apache hand requests for
JSPs off to the Tomc
export LIBS="-L/path/to/kerberos/libs -R/path/to/kerberos/libs"
(this syntax assumes you use Bourne shell/Korn shell/bash)
2/ This is a mailing list for Apache Tomcat, the servlet container.
Likely the Apache httpd list would be a more suitable forum for your
question.
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Tomcat. It's cheating, but the end-users would hardly notice. -at
least, mine usually don't. ;)
You could even make the common 404 page perform a redirect to the site's
index page.
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binaries.
If you use a custom JDK, then that may be a reason to build it from
source.
Otherwise, the binaries should be fine. Tomcat's written in Java, so
the binaries are cross-platform.
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rt time.
Wrap that in a shell script that calls an infinite while() loop and logs
the info to file. Check it in the morning to see whether the process
really restarted.
: Is it possible that rotating logs cause tomcat to redeploy a webapplication?
Never say never... so I'll say "doubt
n you uncover all of the leaks, then set the max connections back to
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dHat 9 + Apache 2.x + mod_jk 1.2 + Tomcat 5
FC1 + Apache 2.x + mod_jk 1.2 + Tomcat 5
work like a charm.
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auto-depoly? Do I need to manually add a
: of my webapp in server.xml?
What about using context.xml?
I believe that is used by autodeploy, is it not?
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The point of GC is to reclaim memory. I doubt this would occur on
shutdown, then, because at that point memory is freed by the JVM process
exit.
Is there something you require happen when a context is unloaded? You
could use a ContextListener for that.
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;/tmp/test/" +
: System.currentTimeMillis() +
: "/test/afile.txt";
:
Step 2: I don't recall, offhand, whether mkdir() will create a full path
of directories, filling in nonexistent ones as you go.
What about
fileName = "/tmp/test/"
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On Fri, Jul 16, 2004 at 11:30:01AM -0500, Hofmann, Benjamin wrote:
: How do I set up my Tomcat 5 to precompile all of my JSP files?
If you use Ant to build your app, you can follow the instructions in the
Tomcat docs.
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JasperLoader is deferenced.
...and, in theory, one could avoid all of the extra (per-JSP)
classloaders by precompiling, right?
That way, all of the webapp's classes (servlet + now-compiled JSPs)
would be under the single context-specific classloader.
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but it's worth a shot, as a quick glance didn't reveal anything
PHP4-specific.
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: web applications are used 24 by day. Any help?
As in, there are other webapps running in a single container?
Switch to separate containers, if at all possible. Making the apps
independent cures many headaches.
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tell you that, and more. =)
Are you sure it's a memory leak and not just lots of activity? In
certain cases, both would yield lly, lots of non-GC-eligible objects.
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dable" attr of .
-or, for specific examples, search the archives. This comes up every so
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osed to be self-contained, somewhat sealed
products (as far as on-disk files).
The plus side is, this leaves plenty of room for creative solutions.
-or not-so-creative solutions, such as, "put it in a database." ;)
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care of processing the large quantities e-mail.
This may, however, be too large a solution to your problem.
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wers setup? (See any book on threading for
examples.)
Long story short: these and other thread patterns funnel X number of
jobs -- in your case, sending e-mail -- through Y number of threads.
X > Y. Say you have 400 addys and 5 threads: each thread should take 80
addresses in sequence.
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e latest JMS book on the market, and the pub date
leaves a chance it covers the more recent 1.1 spec.
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in the order specified in
the deployment descriptor to the partial request and check whether a
static resource or servlet in theWAR is mapped to that request URI.
TheWeb container must send the request to the first resource in the WAR
that matches.
END: from servlet spec 2.4 , SRV 9.10 "Wel
s a Struts ActionServlet, so the URL pattern
: is actually "*.do", not "/myservlet", but my understanding is that it
: shouldn't matter.
Have you actually tried "/myservlet.do," or whatever?
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(Veritas VxVM, Linux or HP LVM,
etc.) then you can quickly setup a very small, dedicated filesystem to
do the test. That should fill up quickly.
Yoav hit the nail on the head, though: when filesystem space is low,
things can get crazy.
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ty easy to spot the
offending code fragment(s).
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: >
: >
: >
: >
: I think this syntax would confuse Tomcat. I thought only one
: tag is allowed ...? I could be wrong.
Not true -- one Tomcat virtual host may serve several webapps (contexts).
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aration point.
Humor me: what happens if you initialize "log" in the ctor?
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text classloader. (This makes sense: think of where pooling
is handled.)
Review the Tomcat docs for DBCP. You may find some ammo to hand back to
your admins. It may not get them to change their minds, but at least
they would stop telling people to do something that won't work ;)
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solution, so you could search for my posts to narrow the result set.
You could also use XML entity refs, but those can cause portability
problems: they require absolute file paths to be reliable.
?) under the covers.
You can up the logging through the commons-logging config. I forget the
specifics, but instructions are in the archives somewhere.
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use if the reverse lookup fails, Tomcat
will just log the IP.
Otherwise, if it's a true Tomcat bug, it's unlikely it will be fixed in
an official release: v4.0.x is now two revisions behind the current
version (5.0.x).
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on.ico.
It (sort of) makes sense, since browsers don't distinguish between
different webapps: they just know, "I go to this host."
2/ Please post new messages to the list, instead of just replying to old
ones.
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;s the deployed webapp?
Is "IPBoss" a proper context, or is "IPBoss" the subdir of something
mapped to the root context?
Yes, I'm grasping ;)
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of the servlet context for client data, etc.
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is anything obvious that I may be missing or should look
: for?
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: java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
:
javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.TagAttributeInfo.(Ljava/lang/String;ZLjava/lang/String;ZZ)V
Silly question: did you recompile your app against the new JARs from
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(webapps) from any location in the filesystem
as long as you tell it.
Review the Tomcat deployment docs for details.
: Any ideas about the problem with the Manager?
None -- I've never used it. ;)
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recursively for webapps; it loads contexts that are immediate children
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How large is the JSP itself?
Are you using runtime JSP includes or compile-time JSP includes?
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Tomcat may recover from these and give the
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ot;The file doesn't exist!");
: }
: FileWriter fileOutput = new FileWriter(target,true);
:
: produce: The file doesn't exist!
Does the owner of the Tomcat process have write access to that folder?
If you're running Tomcat as a service, I understand it has different
perms than if you fi
and thus become some other command?
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: Finding documentation on the file contents
: is not exactly easy.
Try the servlet spec -- you can download it from http://java.sun.com
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On Thu, Jul 01, 2004 at 03:50:49PM -0500, Ryan McCain wrote:
: How do I configure Tomcat to run on port 80 as opposed to 8080?
This has been discussed at length (some would say, ad nauseam) in the
archives.
There are several ways to do it, based on your needs and preferences.
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URL but with no luck.
How does JBoss map your WAR file to a context? Does it use Tomcat's
autodeploy? If so, for a WAR file named "some_app.war" try to access:
http://localhost:8080/some_app/ccgIntf
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w me how you're doing it that
: would be great, thanks!
Appended below. Perl's "TMTOWTDI" motto reigns here, because I'm
certain there are other (and gmore elegant) ways
could place tags
: and tags in different orders (within
: section) and it still works!
What servlet spec do you specify in your web.xml?
IIRC 2.4's schema permits a more logical order, such as
-but don't quote me on that, as I don't
-time environment.
e.g. look for environment variables that are set by root's .profile and
such, because that file isn't sourced in for init scripts at boot time.
If you're still stuck, post the script and I'll take a look at it.
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