Hi,
Newbie question here folks I read in previous mails that there is a
Catalina.out file Is
catalina_log.2006-05-06.txt file (one by date).. But no *.log files..
It's catalina.out (not .log), you will for sure find it, and yes, it's
the most important log file.
Setup:
Tomcat - 5.0.28
Java- 1.4.2
OS - Windows XP
Problem:
Within my webapp there is a need to delete a file. When I try to delete the
file sometimes it gives the message the file can not be deleted beacuse it is
being used by another user or process. The only way to get
Hi vasu!
What files do you want to delete? The files your application is using?
If yes, maybe you forgot call f.close()... Maybe... My idea...
PETR
On 5/10/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Setup:
Tomcat - 5.0.28
Java- 1.4.2
OS - Windows XP
Problem:
Be sure in our webapp, that no reference of this file exists/is still
valid. I use to set to null every object which used this file (logger
for eg) and that my webapp want to delete.
HTH
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Setup:
Tomcat - 5.0.28
Java- 1.4.2
OS - Windows XP
On Tue, 9 May 2006 15:46:25 +0100
Sean O'Reilly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Am setting up authentication through a jdbcrealm and all appears to
work fine. The only problem i am having is with setting parameters
like maxActive, maxIdle and maxWait. Can these be set for a JDBCRealm
in
Hi all,
wouldn't it be nice if Tomcat does not need the JAVA_HOME or JRE_HOME
environment variable? After installation of the SUN-JDK these
environment variables are not set. Java is in the path and that's it.
While starting Tomcat the script setclasspath.bat checks if one of the
What about multiple JREs or JDKs on your system? Unlike Microsoft products,
you can actually have multiple versions of Java on your system coexisting
peacefully. Try installing the public beta of IE 7--and you are now running
beta software in the core of your OS (assuming of course you have a
Hi Filip,
Thanks a lot for your time and letting me know the reason.
Thanks,
A Srivani.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Filip Hanik - Dev Lists
Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2006 11:02 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: classloader problem
Some of us run many JVM's on the same machine. And for reasons which drive us
insane, java 1.1.X tends to be the first java in the PATH.
-Tim
Stefan Wachter wrote:
Hi all,
wouldn't it be nice if Tomcat does not need the JAVA_HOME or JRE_HOME
environment variable? After installation of the
What about multiple JREs or JDKs on your system? Unlike Microsoft products,
you can actually have multiple versions of Java on your system coexisting
peacefully.
Unfortunately, this is not really true... because the first entry in path
is the really one active. I had orrible experience
I am using maxThreads in my ajp connector configuration in tomcat-5.0.28
but looking at the documentation it says i should be using
maxProcessors. Is this the case ?
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Hi Tim (et al.),
ok, I understand the necessity for using different JDKs. I thought that
adjusting the JAVA_HOME environment variable for certain situations
might be the same effort as adjusting the PATH environment variable.
Maybe an option would be to use the JAVA_HOME/JRE_HOME variables
The question is: Where will Tomcat be running?
If Tomcat is only running on one server, then only that server needs to be
set up. If you are going to be running Tomcat on each machine, then
modify/create the start up scripts to set the JAVA_HOME/JAVA_JRE paths in
the script. (Easily done on
Did I reply to the wrong thread? Or did I reply to a high-jacked thread? I
am sorry.
On 5/10/06, Marc Farrow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The question is: Where will Tomcat be running?
If Tomcat is only running on one server, then only that server needs to be
set up. If you are going to be
Hi,
Do you know of any issue involving error handling in tomcat (5.5.9) ?
Here's the deal. I defined in my web.xml the following entry
error-page
error-code404/error-code
location/portal.do/location
/error-page
When I call, say portal1.do, a page that doesn't exists I get a forward to
A redirect would change the status code returned to the user agent. It does
not go through the filters because it is forwarded, and as such is part of
the same request, not a new request.
Tim
-Original Message-
From: MC Moisei [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006
Thanks Tim!
Yeah, that's pretty much what I figured out but is there a workaround for
that ?
MC
From: Tim Lucia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Tomcat Users List users@tomcat.apache.org
To: 'Tomcat Users List' users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: RE: Handling 404 thru web.xml
Date: Wed, 10 May
Hello, somehow the 3rd party jar's in my web app are changing the log
level and I need to find out how to override. Specifically my problem is
that the log methods of Servlet send their output into the ether. The
dependencies include commons-logging and log4j (themselves dependencies
of either
Workaround? You speak as if it is broken, when it is behaving as it should.
If you look at the stack while inside the error page, you will see your
chain of filters on the stack. They've already done the request side and
are now waiting for chain.doFilter(request, response) to return.
If you
No appenders means output is not appended to anything. If you supply the
jar, supply the log4j.properties which configures it.
Tim
-Original Message-
From: Guy McArthur [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 1:10 PM
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: logging question
Tim I appreciate you're so prompt on this isssue.
If you look to the second stack trace I sent you'd see that none of my
filters are executed when the forward is happening.
I'm not keen at all for a redirect what I'd need is to have the filters
executed since the put some stuff in the
I have a servlet that writes a file to a local path outside the
application path. It works perfectly fine with Tomcat 4. I'm trying to
get it to work on Tomcat 5, but Tomcat 5 doesn't allow it to write to any
path outside the application path.
I've read the Security Manager Howto, but can't
Fri, May 05, at 04:31:PM : Jack has proclaimed:
I have already gotten Tomcat to work with a (single) CRL, and as it
was a bit of a struggle have placed some info for those trying to do
this at [1]. The document is far from perfect, and any comments are
welcome.
[1]
Please read
I am puzzled a bit by the fact that Weblogic 8.1 implements it differently
and that's a certain thing I can tell you for sure, Weblogic does a
redirect and that solves my problems on that environment.
as
I am puzzled a bit by the fact that Weblogic 8.1 implements it
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