Re: problem..plz help me out

OK. lets work on this. 1. first i made some changes inthe server.xml I removed the whole Engine /Engine tag that you added and added the 'sachar' context just above the manager context. 2. remove the servlet tags fromt he web.xml and invoke the servlet with the class name. lets see if it will

-g option in jsp-javac

Hi, I want the jsp compiler to use -g option when it compiles. in 3.1 I hardcoded the option in SunJavaCompiler.java Is there a way to set this option from web.xml. thanks, SK

tomcat 4 beta 7 - reloading doesn't work

Hi, i am using tomcat 4 beta 7. reloading doesn't seem to work at all. i did the following 1. used reloadable=true 2. put the classes in WEB-INF/classes 3. i also tried putting the classes in a jar in WEB-INF/lib instead of WEB-INF/classes it doesn't seem to work. anyone experienced this

RE: tomcat 4 beta 7 - reloading doesn't work

investingating whether it works with rc1 paul - Original Message - From: sankar kondur [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 6:29 PM Subject: tomcat 4 beta 7 - reloading doesn't work Hi, i am using tomcat 4 beta 7. reloading doesn't seem to work at all. i

Supressing directory contents listing in tomcat 4.0

Has anyone figured how to suppress directory contents listing in Tomcat 4.0 Checked the code, looks like it shouldn't list directory contents at all, but doesn't work. thanks, SK = __ Do You Yahoo!? Get email alerts NEW webcam video

Reloading modified included JSP files

Hi, I read an old post that said the problem of not reloading a modified inlude file unless the outer file was also modified was going to be fixed in 3.x I tested this problem in - 3.3 milestone 3 - 3.3 dev - 4.0 dev but it doesn't seem to have been fixed. Just wanted to know if it has

Tomcat 4.0 - Multiple hosts in a Domain

Hi, Has anyone done this using tomcat. I have a single machine with ip address 24.3.111.12 . I have 2 domains www.xyz.com and www.abc.com pointing to it. I want multiple hosts like host1.xyz.com, host2.xyz.com, etc to point to 24.3.111.12 and to different directories on this machine. Is it

JSP file line number

when a compilation or exception occurs, tomcat doesn't say on which line number of the JSP file the error occurred. JRun does it. is there some way we can configure tomcat to show the line number in the JSP file instead of the java file. thanks, SK