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Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2003 8:50 PM
Subject: tomcat web application manager question
> Hi.. I followed the book and wrote a simple index.html and hello.jsp and
saved in my W2K tomcat server, path =
C:\Tomcat\Tomcat-4-1-18\webapps\examples\ It works.
Hi.. sorry me again, I tried the following in my web
broswer and it is working now. Thanks a lot!!
especially to Yoav!!!
http://localhost:8080/manager/install?path=/hello&war=file:/C:\Tomcat\Tomcat-4-1-18\webapps\hello\hello.war
--- kitty winslet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >
Result still th
> Result still the same, no another application added
> to the list.
>Without you posting the exact, complete error traces
>from your log files, it's hard to help with more
>precision.
Below are the log when I add a new application.. If
you have time, tell me what's wrong or if you are
busy, it
and
hello.jsp file to a
different
>directory C:\Tomcat\Tomcat-4-1-18\webapps\hello\ But
\hello is not
in
>the context path, that's why I go to
http://server:port/hello/index.html, I
>got 404. So I need to specify the context path in the
Tomcat Web
>Application Manager???
Si
bapps\hello\ But \hello is not
in
>the context path, that's why I go to
http://server:port/hello/index.html, I
>got 404. So I need to specify the context path in the Tomcat Web
>Application Manager???
Simply create that context path under the webapps directory. You can
also s
ecify the context path in the Tomcat Web Application Manager???
In Web Application Manager, there a new entry to fill for new application 1)PATH
2)Config URL 3)WAR URL
I create a context.xml with the following content and save to hello folder.
and fill in the 3 entries with the following and
Hi,
> Do you mean the /manager/ webapp?
Yes
> It doesn't hold on to instances of
> anything. (AFAIK)
GC didn't release that resource.
> Each webapp has hits own classloader. On a reload, the
> old classloader is dumped and a new one is made. But the archives have
many
> converstations about Si
classloader is dumped and a new one is made. But the archives have many
converstations about Singletons sounds similar to your issue.
-Tim
Marcin wrote:
Hello,
I have a question about Tomcat Web Application Manager.
Suppose I have static member in a simple class
public class xxx {
pu
Hello,
I have a question about Tomcat Web Application Manager.
Suppose I have static member in a simple class
public class xxx {
public static yyy zzz = new yyy();
}
I load my web application and everything is fine. But
when I reload my whole application using Tomcat
Web Application
I'm getting exception error "file not found" when I try to
> setup a new web
> application.
>
> path:/unlimited config URL:http//localhost:8080/webapps/unlimited
> WAR URL:file:/jakarta-tomcat-4.1.12/webapps/unlimited
>
> Is this correct?
>
> Can someone please help.
> Kavansa
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