Hi,
We have recently migrated from Tomcat 5.0.28 to Tomcat 5.5.17
In our component build we pre-compile all jsp files.
However after changing to Tomcat5.5 the Jsp Pre-Compilation fails and
throws the following ERROR:
[javac]
/view/sarag-latest-cct-ccm/vob/ccm/Projects/car/jsp_files/MA
Velja Radenkovic wrote:
I need to periodicaly (12 hrs) check few thousands of database records and
to perform some transactions. My first intention was to start a thread in
contextInitialized for this purpose. After searching the internet
(including
this mailing list), I'm in doubt. There are l
Did you search the list? It was discussed/answered recently.
-Original Message-
From: KEGan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2006 8:03 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Tomcat 6 release date ?
Hi,
Anyone knows when Tomcat 6 is likely to be released ? And what are t
Hi,
Anyone knows when Tomcat 6 is likely to be released ? And what are the new
features (nio perhaps ?) ? I cant seems to find any information about it on
Tomcat website, but Wrox is planning to release Pro Tomcat 6 in Jan 2007.
~KEGan
Randy Schuster wrote:
> jakarta-tomcat-5.0.18 running on Solaris 8 Sparc
>
>
> I have CGI turned on http://ir13.accuvoice.com/cgi-bin/test-cgi works fine
>
> However passing a parameter bombs
>
> http://ir13.accuvoice.com/cgi-bin/test-cgi?xyq=pdq
>
> Throws a HTTP 500 page with the following t
To all,
I have two issues I need to solve. I set up a virtual host and
1- I would like to take away port 8080 so anybody browsing
www.mysite.com:8080 couldn't see the Tomcat Admin screen...
2 - I can't see the second virtual host unless I put the directory path
after the virual host,
"www
Velja Radenkovic wrote:
What I'm looking for are pros, cons and experiences for implementing
ServletContextListener and starting a thread in contextInitialized.
Thread
neads to perform 1 min processing every 12 hrs. Reliability is most
important aspect.
Google for MBean timer. You can also use
asaf.lahav wrote:
I would like to know whether and how it's possible to stop the web
application from continuing the start sequence in case something goes wrong
in the initialize sequence?
I don't know how this compares to specification, but throwing an
exception in contextInitialized() stops
Lee,
In spite of this appearing to be more of a Linux (FC 4) issue, lets keep it
on the list. It might help someone else.
I would suggest that you look at the following files for the culprit:
~/.bashrc
/etc/bashrc
And maybe
~/.profile
/etc/profile
- Richard
-Original Message-
Runtime.getRuntime().exit(n)
But this will exit TOMCAT as well as the VM..
perhaps you can make a startup script which checks for the desired process and
then forks depending on found process
M-
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Hello,
I need to periodicaly (12 hrs) check few thousands of database records and
to perform some transactions. My first intention was to start a thread in
contextInitialized for this purpose. After searching the internet (including
this mailing list), I'm in doubt. There are lot of guys saying "
Hi all,
i have the following problem here:
If the used database is not available at startup of the servlet, the
initialization should be aborted and the servlet should be in a
stopped state to be able to start it again if the database is
available again.
Waiting for the database is not an option
Hmm,
I think it's not possible from tomcats view, but you could have a
static class, where you store your status, like
class Status{
public static boolean continueLoading(){
}
}
in your servlet you can check whether loading is alowed :
public class MyServlet extends HttpServlet{
public void
Hi all,
I wrote a ServletContextListener implementation in which I initialize some
static classes and objects.
I would like to know whether and how it's possible to stop the web
application from continuing the start sequence in case something goes wrong
in the initialize sequence?
I would
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