We are deploying a web-based project to Tomcat 5.5. We are doing some load
testing now. But the load testing failed after concurrent connection reaches
about 80 to 100. I think it is not a big number at all.Our server(a linux
box) where Tomcat is running has 1G memory and set maxheap of Tomcat to 1
Dhaval,
Yes - I just checked. The only Linux binaries are for SLES9 - where were
they when I needed them? And you really do want the most recent version - it
includes the "/JkStatus" control panel for quiescing and adjusting load
balancing.
If you will take a bit of time I believe I (and others)
Richard,
Thank you so much for your quick response.
I forgot to mention I am using 32 bit architecture. I have AMD Athlon XP 2000+
with SuSE 10 and Windows XP dual boot.
I tried to compile the binaries but could not able to compile it. I found the
document from http://tomcat.apache.org/connect
Dhaval,
I hope I can help - at least a bit.
First, your assumption as to whether you have the correct mod_jk binar is
probably correct - IF you are running x64 architecture hardware (an AMD64 or
one of the Intel Xeon's with 64 bit extensions). I am running SuSE
Enterprise Server 9 (SLES9) on our
Hello,
I installed SuSE 10.0 via DVD. I have added this mirror
(ftp://ftp-linux.cc.gatech.edu/pub/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.0-OSS/inst-source)
as the installation source in YaST so that I don't need DVD in future.
I installed Apache2 (ver. 2.0.54), apache2-debuginfo, apache2-devel,
apache2-doc
Hi Hassan
Yeah, I believe it was Tim Funk who had originally
recommended the same to me as you are doing. Maybe
it is the presence of the that is causing
it to fail, though I doubt it. I guess I understood the
to be the "filter responds to..." and the
to be the "filter sends to..."
Anyhow,
Maurice Yarrow wrote:
> I was able to successfully use a filter to map to another servlet
> in my web app. However, I was not able to map to tomcat's
> DefaultServlet.
>
> I tried a to of "default" and
> also, as the below shows, to a with the fully
> qualified classname for the tomcat Defau
Hello all
I was able to successfully use a filter to map to another servlet
in my web app. However, I was not able to map to tomcat's
DefaultServlet.
I tried a to of "default" and
also, as the below shows, to a with the fully
qualified classname for the tomcat DefaultServlet.
Neither worked
Hey, Thanks for that Andoni.
I thought that was what it was originally but I set up some tests and the
mime-type returned for the phone I was using was correct.
It turns out it was more to do with the encoding of the file itself. I think I
had gone a bit hardcore, in the sense of trying to g
Have you looked at /conf/web.xml ?
In this file you have a list of file extentions and their associated mime
types. This tells the HTTP Server in Tomcat what MIME Type to associate with
them when they are being output.
I would recommend removing Apache from the process altogether while you are
ha
Hi,
I have the problem that the session-id response.encodeURL adds seems not to
be vaild as on every retry I get a new session-id. That occurres only if I
set up the Context with cookies="false" using mod_jk and apache before
tomcat.
Details:
Using tomcat 5.5.9 over port 8080 behaves as expecte
Dola Woolfe wrote:
In one of my JSP pages (ErrorPage.jsp) I have the
following code.
<%
if (display-nothing-only-forward) {
out.println("");
// return;
}
//Lot's more code
%>
It works, but prints out unnecessary html before it
forwards. But if I uncomment "return" it stops
working. I get
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