how many traffic does have your site? it could be that you're having
lots of hits that's just fine with me :-D
Also, check the connection time out, maybe you have lots of connections
lingering on your server. also, check if its from a set of IPs or
just one IP that's hitting you
how many traffic does have your site? it could be that you're having
lots of hits
LOTS!! But the usage pattern is much more linear
Also, check the connection time out, maybe you have lots of connections
lingering on your server.
Do you JNDI connection time out or connector timeout?
Also, check the connection time out, maybe you have lots of connections
lingering on your server.
Do you JNDI connection time out or connector timeout?
Every connection timeout counts specially the TCP connection
timeout someone recently posted a problem having lots of
Subject wrong... sorry
another fact that really matters is your hardware specially if
what you say about you traffic is true.
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This is probably because the user that owns the service is not the same user that you
are logged in as when you start the perfagent. You need to change the user that runs
the service to be the same as you log in as and all will work then.
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From: B Poisson
I'm having the same problem on Linux. My practice TC instance is started as
part of the system startup with user root and group root. If I log in as
root, I can't seem to locate the TC instance. But a ps -aef | grep java
reveals the task.
I feel foolish even asking, but I can't see where
This sounds odd, i have no trouble on linux. It should be called Bootstrap.
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From: Robert Bateman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Help with JVMStat or JProbe
I'm having the same problem on Linux. My practice TC
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I'm having the same problem on Linux. My practice TC instance is started
as part of the system startup with user root and group root. If I log
Are you guys running tomcat through jprobe.?
NR
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This sounds odd, i have no trouble on linux. It should be called
shouldnt be able to just run visualgc with that
process id.
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That was my thought too. I wonder... I'm using an early 1.4.1 JVM (maybe
02
On Monday 16 August 2004 02:34 pm, Nandish Rudra wrote:
Are you guys running tomcat through jprobe.?
No. Trying to use jvmstat and Jprobe to see the TC instance that is already
running.
Bob
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We have done on solaris but I wasnt involved much at that point.
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Are you guys running tomcat through jprobe.?
NR
OK, in that case you need to run tomcat through the JProbe.
NR
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On Monday 16 August 2004 02:34 pm, Nandish Rudra wrote
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Hi
I have tried a few more things including upgrading the database, but I'm
still havig issues. I have attached a copy of the test file I have used to
connect to the database and the context .xml file. As you can see the
database connection information is
On Fri, Aug 13, 2004 at 01:04:38AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: I have checked that the database can be reached from the Linux server and
: it can, and I can connect to the database if I use a direct JSP database
: call. But the application will not establish a connection either to a local
yup. what is the error message that you are getting?
Please paste/attach them. The ones that you get on screen as well as any
that are getting logged in the log files.
Gig 'em
QM wrote:
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: I have checked that the database can be
Subject: Re: Help, why is my servlet calling init twice?
On Tue, Aug 10, 2004 at 05:16:24PM -0500, Randy Paries wrote:
: If I remove the load-on-startup tag from the web.xml, then the
first
time
: I call the servlet the init gets only called once
What's your evidence that init() is being called twice
This just means that Tomcat has instantiated your servlet class twice.
The load-on-startup tag only indicates the order that the servlets
should be started in.
Benjamin J. Armintor
Operations Systems Specialist
ITS-Systems: Mainframe Group
University of Texas - Austin
tele: (512) 232-6562
email:
On Tue, Aug 10, 2004 at 05:16:24PM -0500, Randy Paries wrote:
: If I remove the load-on-startup tag from the web.xml, then the first time
: I call the servlet the init gets only called once
What's your evidence that init() is being called twice? I'm after log
messages, etc. Are you sure the
Hi,
Hmm, a bit strange. What Tomcat version are you on? I recall seeing
that once on an alpha but I haven't seen it for a long time.
You should definitely be able to catch it, though. And you should try
the latest stable version of Tomcat to see if it's been fixed.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium
No, it means your ROOT context is not configured properly. These
entries should be in there if Tomcat is seeing your ROOT context correctly.
Does localhost:8080/test.jsp load correctly?! That should be a
definitive test of if the ROOT context is configured in Tomcat.
Btw - if you're not
Phillip Blancher wrote:
I created a folder in the htdocs directory called WEB-INF which has an
web.xml file that has inside of it the following code:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=ISO-8859-1?
!DOCTYPE web-app
PUBLIC -//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD Web Application 2.3//EN
Jrme Duval wrote:
I am not sure about this, but your problem seems to be confirming this. I
think the JSPs will not be compiled unless they are part of a web
application, i.e. you are being asked to save it because it isn't a format
your browser recognizes (its not a webpage). In the folder of
No it does not.
Should it have this? If so, do I add it to the workers.properties?
Phil
Does your mod_jk.conf have an entry like this in it:
JKMount /
JKMount /*
?!
--
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Fiskars Brands Inc
http://www.fiskarsbrands.com/
Phillip Blancher wrote:
I am having a problem with making TomCat work with an existing
installation of Apache 1.3.26.
I installed TomCat 4 with the self extraction.exe and followed the
instructions on the JohnTurner.com website to install it.
I then installed the Mod_jk connector, and
/test.jsp I still
get prompted to download as opposed to the JSP script being processed.
Phil
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Date: Thu, 22
Phillip Blancher wrote:
First, Thank you Brice Ruth for the email before. However I have gone
a head and wiped everything out and started over. I picked up in the
middle of this installation from someone else so instead of being
flustered, I just started over.
Here is the situation. I am
To test if your Apache+mod_jk+Tomcat config is working, see if you can
get to:
http://localhost/manager/html/list
If this prompts you for a login, then its working ... as this is the
login for Tomcat's manager application.
This did work.
So, you could enable the ROOT context in server.xml, restart
Blancher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To test if your Apache+mod_jk+Tomcat config is working, see if you can
get to:
http://localhost/manager/html/list
If this prompts
OK changed this. JSP is back to working, however localhost/test.jsp is still
coming up prompting me to save it.
Is there some kind of a file handler that needs to be placed in httpd.conf
for Apache for handling JSP's?
Phil
You changed the worng thing! The path is what is typed in the Adress
have to create a WEB-INF folder and it has to contain a valid
web.xml file (which can probably be empty aside from the wep-app/web-app
tags).
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OK changed this. JSP is back to working, however localhost/test.jsp is
still
coming up prompting me to save it.
Is there some kind of a file handler that needs to be placed
Hi,
Either use the same connection, i.e. don't return it to the pool between
executions, or re-prepare the statement with every connection. The
choice depends on how often you run these queries.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium Research Informatics
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From: Koon Yue Lam
ok, i will have a try, thanks
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Okay this was a Typo and i fixed it in the workers.properties file. I also
put an empty jk2.properties file in the tomcat conf directories.
However I don't really understand how you can change the jvmRoute to
localhost? I have 2 instances of tomcat, I can't name them both localhost,
can I?
I
Hi,
perhaps it is only a typo, but
stickSession=1 is wrong should be
stickySession=1
Another thing is naming of jvmRoute=localhost:1009. We didn't include port here.
The jk2.properties file is empty in our configuration.
hope this helps a bit.
Carsten
fix wrote:
Hey there,
I've been searching for
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Randy wrote:
Hello,
I need a little help
Hopefully I can give the info needed.
My servlets have been using this code I found a long time ago called
DbConnectionBroker
It works very well.
I have been trying to move to the db connection
Hi,
So you're using TC-specific code in your webapp? (Hence the need for
different build files, one for TC4 and one for TC5, I imagine).
Add logging output statements to your various filters so you can tell
what they're doing, if anything.
Enable the AccessLogValve to see if you're really
I'm not really using TC specific code, to my knowledge ... its just that
TC4 had a 'servlet.jar' and TC5 has a 'servlet-apis.jar' and a
'jsp-apis.jar' ... so the build file has to account for the difference,
otherwise, there really isn't any difference.
I'll configure the AccessLogValve and
The Access Log valve indicates that the error being generated is 404 ...
I still get a blank screen with no errors in the browser, and no errors
in Tomcat's logs. Here's the particular Access Log entry:
10.5.201.20 - - [10/Jun/2004:10:49:23 -0600] GET
/fiskars_PL/pl_PL/index.do HTTP/1.1 404 - -
Hi,
How strange... Is the behavior consistent across browsers, e.g. if you
try IE or Opera?
Yoav Shapira
Millennium Research Informatics
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From: Ruth, Brice [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2004 11:52 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Help! Moving
AM
Subject: RE: Help! Moving app from TC4-TC5, blank pages, no errors!
Hi,
How strange... Is the behavior consistent across browsers, e.g. if you
try IE or Opera?
Yoav Shapira
Millennium Research Informatics
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Sent
List
Subject: Re: Help! Moving app from TC4-TC5, blank pages, no errors!
The Access Log valve indicates that the error being generated is 404
...
I still get a blank screen with no errors in the browser, and no errors
in Tomcat's logs. Here's the particular Access Log entry:
10.5.201.20
List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: Help! Moving app from TC4-TC5, blank pages, no errors!
Hi,
How strange... Is the behavior consistent across browsers, e.g. if you
try IE or Opera?
Yoav Shapira
Millennium Research Informatics
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Hey i'm still a newbie here, but arent you suppose to just run it like this
?
/WelcomeServlet3
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Subject: help: html form action points to wrong file?
from
javac javac wrote:
via telnet (SSL is secure version?)
SSH is Secure Shell, but
can i login to a remote server
to do this stuff from the command line?
sure. :-) However, if you're just getting started, you might find
it better to just install Tomcat on your
THAT WOULD BE tgrant.com/index.jsp
On Jun 5, 2004, at 7:55 PM, stella luna wrote:
None of my image graphics for my default index.jsp page or loading, as
well as the manager and admin apps seem to be broke.
my sever.xml file looks like this
Server port=8005 shutdown=SHUTDOWN debug=0
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THAT WOULD BE tgrant.com/index.jsp
On Jun 5, 2004, at 7:55 PM, stella luna wrote:
None of my image graphics for my default index.jsp page or loading, as
well as the manager and admin apps seem to be broke.
my
Edit the startup.bat file and enter the word pause at the end.
This will stop the window from closing and you can see what the error is.
Also have you tried looking at the server logs? I am not sure if it writes
anything but it is worth looking at.
Mr. Ariel S. Valentin
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Another simple solution is to redirect stdout and stderr to text file like this:
startup.bat 1std1 2std2
where std1 and std2 are quasi-arbitrarily chosen file names. This
approach is convenient when you do not want to modify the contents
of startup.bat. However, you will need to either open
hi sowmya,
i dont think urs is a big problem. when u r running tomcat, there will be some
error coming on server console before disappears. first, u check whats that error. for
that, without clicking on the startup.bat, u take one command prompt and run that bat
file. then u can see
If anyone has any insights; could you CC me in the reply. It seems I am
having problems receiving the mails from tomcat-user.
Cheers,
Ben
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Sent: 18 May 2004 12:17
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Parsons Technical Services wrote:
Keg,
Don't see anything at this point.
Post the context section for this app.
Doug
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Sent: Saturday, May 08, 2004 9:47 PM
Subject: Re: Help with Simple JDBC
/YourDB global=jdbc/YourDB
type=javax.sql.DataSource/
Doug
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From: Keg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Parsons Technical Services wrote:
Keg,
Don't
Keg,
Link entry in the context for the app.
If not then post it and the code snip that you are using in the jsp.
Doug
www.parsonstechnical.com
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Keg,
Don't see anything at this point.
Post the context section for this app.
Doug
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Subject: Re: Help with Simple JDBC Connection (sry, kinda long)
Parsons
Shane,
In this application, Tomcat is the sole server running on the machine. I
have Apache running on another machine to serve basic web pages, but the
two are not connected at all. The Apache/web/server listens on port 80,
while the Tomcat/servlet/server listens on 443 (https). That
Doug,
I checked both the admin web.xml and the manager web.xml, and I do
have a valve in them, restricting access to localhost plus the internal web.
It is entirely possible that I am mistaken - what I thought was external
access was in fact a router being intelligent. I will have to test more
I am by no means a network configuration specialist, so take what I say with
a grain of salt :)
You havn't mentioned how Tomcat is accessed from the internet, such as do
you have a Apache or IIS, server acting as a proxy/redirector to tomcat, or
whether tomcat itself is internet facing. If you
Richard,
Use a remote address valve.
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/config/valve.html
Set it up for allow and the IP ranges you want to get in.
Doug
www.parsonstechnical.com
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Servelet Spec requires the session cookie to be JSESSIONID.
If you launch two instances of IE, it should keep track
of a session ID for each instance. That should let you
do what you want.
Mozilla just keeps one session ID, even with two instances.
-Layton
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From:
At 07:48 PM 4/23/2004 -0700, you wrote:
Servelet Spec requires the session cookie to be JSESSIONID.
If you launch two instances of IE, it should keep track
of a session ID for each instance. That should let you
do what you want.
Mozilla just keeps one session ID, even with two instances.
You
Hi,
First of all, you only defined a custom error page for one type of
exception, i.e., ServletException. So if you only want to display the
exception message, you would want to wrap whatever the exception was in a
ServletException and rethrow it.
Secondly, by calling c:catch ..., you
Thanks, Bill. I need to get better at digging through the archives ;-)
Robert
Bill Barker wrote:
3. What else is needed in addition to an existing server cert file if
you don't have to go
through the CSR process?
If you used keytool to generate the original CSR, then you have to
Robert,
First thing, tomcat looks for the users home folder of whom is running
tomcat for .keystore, if this is not available, or you wish to move the
keystore, you can state so in the Connector within server.xml
Another thing, the password defaults to 'changeit', if you wish to have
an
Arthur,
Thanks for the reply. Yes, the hostname.crt file is a signed certificate.
I've tried importing both with and without the -trustcacerts parameter,
the imports are successful, but I get the following exception in
JBoss-3.2.3/Tomcat-4.1.29:
16:23:59,561 ERROR [PoolTcpEndpoint] Endpoint
I'm not too familiar with Jboss, is it within tomcat? If so, what does
your server.xml connector snippplet look like?
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From: Robert Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Tomcat Users List
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Subject: Re: help needed - keytool import of CA certs
Arthur,
Thanks for the reply. Yes, the hostname.crt file is a signed
certificate.
I've tried importing both with and without the -trustcacerts parameter,
the imports are successful, but I get the following exception in
JBoss-3.2.3/Tomcat-4.1.29
, April 12, 2004 8:32 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: help needed - keytool import of CA certs
JBoss has Tomcat embedded and it uses jboss-service.xml instead of
Tomcat's server.xml.
The Connector element:
Connector className = org.apache.coyote.tomcat4.CoyoteConnector
address
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From: Robert Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 8:32 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: help needed - keytool import of CA certs
JBoss has Tomcat embedded and it uses jboss-service.xml instead of
Tomcat's server.xml.
The Connector element:
Connector
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I've been floundering for too many hours/days having ventured into the
java/keytool/keystore/CAcert realm for the first time to produce a
CA signed certificate for JBoss/Tomcat.
We have a Verisign/RSA cert, hostname.crt
to move into the 5.x series.
thank you.
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Subject: RE: help with embedding tomcat
Sent: 29 Mar 2004 13:59:50
Hi,
Look at org.apache.catalina.Embedded#main for an example of how to embed
tomcat
Hi,
but I thought that I need to embed tomcat 5.x using JMX. Is this true
?
You can, but you don't have to.
Since there are no non-JMX examples in tomcat 5.x, I thought JMX was
the
It's trivial to come with one:
Embedded e = new Embedded();
// call createXXX and addXXX methods
e.start();
]
Subject: RE: help with embedding tomcat
Sent: 06 Apr 2004 14:36:09
Hi,
but I thought that I need to embed tomcat 5.x using JMX. Is this true
You can, but you don't have to.
Since there are no non-JMX examples in tomcat 5.x, I thought JMX
Hi,
so what happened to the main in Embedded ? I have been using tomcat
4.1.24
for a while, because that is the last version that I was able to get
working when embedded into my C app.
I have 5.0.19 embedded just fine, and there are other people using it
embedded, including even a JBoss build
would you be willing to share the 5.0.19 embedded code? I would appreciate it greatly.
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Subject: RE: help with embedding tomcat
Sent: 06 Apr 2004 15:11:37
Hi,
so what happened to the main
addConnector,
- Call start.
That's it.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium Research Informatics
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From: tomcatuser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 11:16 AM
To: Tomcat Users List; Tomcat Users List
Subject: RE: help with embedding tomcat
would you be willing
i believe crossContext marks that specific web application as being able
to initiate a cross-context request, not as the recipient of a
cross-context request.
so try marking the other web-application that you are calling out from
as crossContext=true
-a
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Hey gang,
Hi,
Someone else already corrected your understanding of the crossContext
attribute, so I won't repeat that. I just wanted to point out that I
doubt you mean what you say here:
Context docBase=/servlets-examples path=/servlets-examples
Is your docBase really /servlets-examples (the
I have the same problem. I have both of the contexts marked as
crossContext. I get a non-null context object, but a forward
never finds the destination page.
Tomcat 4.1.18 on W2KPro
--- Aadi Deshpande [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i believe crossContext marks that specific web application as
Hi,
Look at org.apache.catalina.Embedded#main for an example of how to embed
tomcat.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium Research Informatics
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From: tomcatuser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 27, 2004 11:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: help with embedding
Well, this is really more of a mod_joke question than a Tomcat 3 question
(seeing that Ms Clark seems to have Apache and Tomcat talking already :).
With as little as I know about the configuration, it looks like you want to
add something like:
JkMount /*.bar ajp13
The usual reason to get
Well, this is really more of a mod_joke question than a Tomcat 3
question
mod_joke - ROFL ;)
Yoav Shapira
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Hi,
After spending a lot of time just trying to do a simple thing like
configure Tomcat 3.2 to work with Apache 1.3, I'm beginning to rethink
using Tomcat! Here is my question.
I don't have an answer for your question, but a couple of tips:
- There aren't as many people using Tomcat 3.x on this
The tdk on the old box was on c:\tdk.
When i checked the logs folder under my application folder on the unix box,
they were not even there, as if it couldn't even run the app, although in
the tomcat logs, there is a reference to turbine init() for my app!!
How is that possible??
is the tdk in
be a question for turbine-user. So maybe your turbine jar files
are being found, but the template directory is not happy.
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From: Inandjo Taurel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 1:27 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Help, Page not found
is the tdk in your common/lib or shared/lib directory on the old box?
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From: Inandjo Taurel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 1:56 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Help, Page not found
hi,
i developed an application using tdk
Hi, first of all, rh9 has really odd thing about apache. Apache comes
without apxs2 by default. If you install
apache-dev rpm it should apear. There are other problems, like libs
missing. So basicaly if you REALLY NEED
mod_jk2, recompile apache and reinstall it :( sorry. I have already
working
Matt
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From: Adrian Lanning [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16 March 2004 00:04
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: help needed building JK2 connector
Hi Matt,
I have built JK2 successfully several times on Redhat 9 with Tomcat 5 and
Apache 2.0.48. The problem I had
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From: Vi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16 March 2004 09:35
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: help needed building JK2 connector
Hi, first of all, rh9 has really odd thing about apache. Apache comes
without apxs2 by default. If you install
apache-dev rpm it should apear
Hi Matt,
I have built JK2 successfully several times on Redhat 9 with Tomcat 5 and
Apache 2.0.48. The problem I had with the default apache installed on rh
9.0 was that mine didn't have the apxs program or maybe it was some missing
libraries.. In any case I had to build apache 2.0.48 from src
Inandjo,
i had a webapp developped under win2k and runing just fine.
When i tried to export it to a unix machine where tomcat 4.0 is running,
this is the exception i get:
Horrible Exception: java.lang.Exception: Screen template '/Home.vm' not
found
If you're switching from win32 to UNIX, make
Adrian Lanning wrote:
Hi Matt,
I have built JK2 successfully several times on Redhat 9 with Tomcat 5 and
Apache 2.0.48. The problem I had with the default apache installed on rh
9.0 was that mine didn't have the apxs program or maybe it was some missing
libraries.. In any case I had to build
Hi, tahnks for you help,
We actually running Java Applications with JDBC connectios to the
databases, we have in this moment 13 application more or less, and one
of the this application is on our website, we've received connections
from any sites of the internet, and we are interesting to get
is a quite low value for the memory setting.
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Hi this the statemens that i posted
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So what's your problem? Are you using Linux? Did you know that Linux shows
threads as processes using ps? Are you running out of memory? A little
more information would be helpful.
Regards,
Drew
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From: software [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I not shure which problem you have :
- Why do I have so many processes
(You havn't, that are threads, search google or the archives on that one)
- Why does the process take this amount of memory
Depens on several factors. (Memory setting of the vm, amount of
servlets, jsp's, number of
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Subject: RE: Help tomcat problem with memory
So what's your problem? Are you using Linux? Did you know
that Linux shows threads as processes using ps? Are you
running out of memory? A little more information would be helpful.
Regards,
Drew
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So what's your problem?
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From: software [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 5:36 PM
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Subject: Help tomcat problem with memory
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Hi i have installed apache 13.24 with 2 tomcats 4.0.3 with loadbalancer is
woring
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