Hi Darren,
I've got the same problem.
Did you find any solutions?
Thanks
stefan
Darren Greer
Hi
you could set your properties for the application log to
"Overwrite events as needed"
Then the log will never be full ;>)
Or you need to increase the log size.
gruss
stefan
I don't know if the above can be done.
We have a dev environement in which all developers should use the same
libraries
but should be able to "test" using the "local" lib directory.
But The "global" lib overwrites all classes with the same name in the
"local" lib.
Could somebody shed light?
Th
Hi there the subject of my posting was a bit inacurate ;>(
I know this question is a bit general. but I am very interested in which
Sun Hotspot jvm options you are using to start up tomcat.
(like -server -Xincgc ...)
And what impact they had/have on performance.
I am trying to tune garb
Hi there
I know this question is a bit general. but I am very interested in which
Sun Hotspot jvm options you are using to start up tomcat.
(like -server -Xincgc ...)
And what impact they had/have on performance.
I am trying to tune garbage collection and performance and am a bit lost
;
Hi
If you need a custom config you can not use *auto
for obvious reasons (it will be overwritten everytime tomcat starts)
Copy it and include your copy.
Of course you must do subsequent changes to the config yourself.
(contexts, ...)
Additionally you have to tell apache which workers to use fo
Hi everybody,
i have a question regarding multiple tomcats.
We are using HPUX 11 apache 1.3.20 and tomcat 3.2.3
We have 4 tomcats running using each his own server.xml
all other config files are the same.
To achive this I added three new workers in worker.properties
and am using them in httpd
Thanks for your fast and information-rich answer ;>)
I will consider all your advice but at the moment our system is up and
running
and I will not touch it.
But for debbuging in the future your comments will be very important
take care
stefan
Hi Jan,
I 've got an additional question.
You said, that after implementing virtual host in apache you do not need to
specify them in the tomcat apache is connecting to.
Wouldn't your example contexts be mapped to any single virtual host
specified in apache?
The only way we could get rid of th
I think it depends on the apache you use.
If it uses mod_ssl you can use one apache for http and https
if you use an precompiled package (like the apache-ssl in debian)
you need to apaches
if you have mod_ssl
the virtual hosts should look like this
Listen [IP-ADDRESS]:80
ServerName [HOST
Thanks Will,
I am settling for the manual config.
That works ust fine.
Thanks a lot for your input.
gruss
stefan
Will England
Hi Tom,
my problem is, that I want to make it as easy as possible for the
developpers.
Just drop a dir (with adjusted web.xml ;>) in their webapps folder and off
they go.
The way I configured tomcat now, they (or I) have to edit the mod_jk.conf
file to tell
apache about the contexts and virtua
Hi Will,
the problem is, that when I put directories or .war files in webapps, the
context is added to
all virtual hosts. But I need individual contexts for each virtual host.
Any ideas?
Thanks
stefan
Hi guys,
maybe this is obvious, but I just don't get it.
I configured several virtual hosts with several individual contexts defined
in server.xml.
Works fine.
Is it possible to give every single vhost his own webapp-dir where
developpers can put
new contexts, which are automatically added af
Hi all
this has probably been discussed long ago,
but I couldn't find any hints.
Is this fixed in tomcat 3.2.2?
thanks a lot
gruss
stefan
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