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From: skraaatch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tomcat Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 08, 2002 8:12 PM
Subject: threads best practice
hi all,
please could someone tell me what the best way to start and run a
background
thread is in tomcat? i have
hi all,
please could someone tell me what the best way to start and run a background
thread is in tomcat? i have a couple of tasks that need to run on a regular
basis to update my db. however, using an initialisation servlet to start the
threads seems to cause problems with the classloader.
many
PLEASE IGNORE THAT LAST POST. PROBLEM SOLVED.
DUH! I'M SO BLIND, I THINK IT'S TIME TO CHANGE MY GLASSES... backing out
sheepishly.../
but hey, if someone out there can work out the answer (not just because
they've seen the bug before) and they're in london i'll happily buy them a
beer. and ask
apparently yes - every time you reload.
i had the same problem - it was very very slow running intellij 2.5.2 (old,
relatively memory efficient) at the same time with 192Mb. it was just about
workable if i restarted tomcat after a few reloads.
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From: Billy Ng [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tomcat Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]; skraaatch
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Sent: Wednesday, September 04
the only pointer i can give is that i heard there are conflicts in the jars
relating to xml processing - jaxp was specifically mentioned.
so as always it's a classpath problem. perhaps make sure you don't have any
other xml processing jars set in your system classpath before running
tomcat. ( i
hi all,
i can run standalone tomcat 4.0.4 from intellij but i cannot run the tomcat
that comes bundled with the jwsdp1.0 from intellij.
we think this is because of conflicts in the classpath i've set in the ide -
there is a different selection of jars for tomcat in the jwsdp.
if anyone knows what
]; skraaatch
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Sent: Saturday, August 24, 2002 5:02 PM
Subject: Re: JWSDP-TOMCAT vs TOMCAT STANDALONE
It sounds like you've got a corrupted installation of JWSDP -- please try
re-installing it. Also, make sure that JWSDP starts successfully, and the
sample applications work
ok, the last error was solved as it was due to log4j category not being
initialised properly because i had included a log4j jar file in my classpath
before all the tomcat jars :-\ (silly).
but now, i have a very different error - see next mail.
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hi all,
i get the following output when trying to run tomcat4 that comes with jwsdp
1.0.
if anyone knows what the problem might be or what classes / endorsed dirs,
etc. to include in order to run this thing from an IDE (I'm using intellij
2.5.2),
please help! (/conf IS included in the classpath
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