I am having trouble integrating apache and mod_jk with my appfuse app.
The goal is to have multiple appfuse apps hosted as virtual hosts with the
context hidden from the end user.
I am able to get mod_jk and apache configured such that the site will come
up properly. In order to do this, I also
the url passed based on the entry in security.xml? The vaue set for
filterProcessUrl is /j_security_check.
mraible wrote:
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> I'd recommend proxying an entire app to Tomcat, rather than trying to
> handle specific URLs with mod_jk.
>
> Matt
>
> On 3/16/07, rfisk
I followed the tutorial for wiring up jasper but their appears to be some
problem that is showing up as a formatting problem with the bean definitions
in action-servlet.xml
I created the controllers and the managers for the reports, and when I run
the tests, I get the following:
test-web:
lution?
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> the xml you attached is not well nested:
>
> ‹property name="paramName"/>
> action
>
> should be like:
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> ‹property name="paramName">
> action
> ‹
action
>
> should be like:
>
> ‹property name="paramName">
> action
> ‹/property
>
>
> Regards
> Ivan
>
>
> rfisk wrote:
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>> I followed the tutorial for wiring up
t; RewriteRule ^/(.*) ajp://localhost:8009/$1 [P]
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> ProxyPassReverse / ajp://localhost:8009/
>
> I use a wrapper Ant script to break things apart physically between
> Apache and Tomcat (i.e. the WAR file that's deployed doesn't contain
> anything that&#x
I posted this question on the spring framework forum but haven't gotten a
response and thought maybe somebody here had seen this problem or knew how I
might resolve it.
I have the unenviable job of integrating Apache with tomcat to serve up apps
that use acegi/spring security. (appfuse)
I can ge
In 1.9.4 there is a log4j properties in WEB-INF/classes which attempts to
stream output for the context into its own log file:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@.log
The problem is that even after the build replaces @APPNAME@ with the proper
context, the logfile .log is never created. All output ends up in
cata
ine above if you want to put a log file into the directory
> # you start Tomcat from
> # log4j.rootCategory=INFO, stdout, R
>
> Matt
>
> On 5/14/07, rfisk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> In 1.9.4 there is a log4j properties in WEB-INF/classes which attempts
I have been looking at resin lately due to problems I've had with setting up
virtual hosts in tomcat/apache.
The reason I like resin so much is that it will do *dynamic* virtual hosts.
And it does this well without any connectors required or with any
requirement that I pre-configure my virtual ho
I was having the same problem though my stacktrace did not include any
references to the surefire libs. Somebody else on this thread had the right
instincts I think in that they wondered about whether or not the setUp()
method existed.
I don't think it's being executed. I tried with two jdks, jro
I must be missing something.
Who installs maven on their production servers? Why would you have to do
that? you ask... The problem is that any secure production hosting
environment doesn't allow admin DB access from build or developer machines
(that would be insane). So to populate a new producti
I have been seeing this on a lot of pages since upgrading an app to 2.0.2
ValidatorResources.getForm(511) | Form 'null' not found for locale 'en'
(line 511 because I upgraded to 1.3.1 commons-validator)
It turns out this this message occurs when the validator.jsp is loaded via
the include direc
I think you are doing things correctly.
We also have the same problem. However, we may have some information that
will help. And maybe somebody can help us too... :)
In our sandbox, this works perfectly in both jetty and tomcat. When we
deployed it to production however, it broke. The only obvio
ages/ and to map the jsp to the
controller. The benefit of this is that we can messagise the error message
and re-use the page for other errors if we require it later.
However, while it resolves the 500 error, it does not prevent the entire
file from being uploaded.
rfisk wrote:
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> I
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