Re: Requesting / hangs Tomcat with no static interceptor?

2000-11-18 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
Kurt Bernhard Pruenner wrote: > "Craig R. McClanahan" wrote: > > Jon Skeet wrote: > > > Unfortunately, this seems to mean that a request for / on the server sends > > > Tomcat into a tight loop (Java takes up 99% of my CPU). > > > > The static interceptor also interprets requests for welcome file

Re: Requesting / hangs Tomcat with no static interceptor?

2000-11-18 Thread Kurt Bernhard Pruenner
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote: > Jon Skeet wrote: > > Unfortunately, this seems to mean that a request for / on the server sends > > Tomcat into a tight loop (Java takes up 99% of my CPU). > > The static interceptor also interprets requests for welcome files (which is > what you really want to have

Re: Requesting / hangs Tomcat with no static interceptor?

2000-11-17 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
Jon Skeet wrote: > I'm using Tomcat 3.2b7 (also happens under 3.2b6) and I'm trying to run > a slightly cut-down version. In particular, I don't want to serve any static > files, show any directories etc. > > I thought that to do this, I could remove the line: > > > > from server.xml. > > Unfort

Requesting / hangs Tomcat with no static interceptor?

2000-11-17 Thread Jon Skeet
I'm using Tomcat 3.2b7 (also happens under 3.2b6) and I'm trying to run a slightly cut-down version. In particular, I don't want to serve any static files, show any directories etc. I thought that to do this, I could remove the line: from server.xml. Unfortunately, this seems to mean that a r