Easiest way is to setup a normal email program and see what the error
messages are.
If the machine doesnt have core mailing engines installed, it will probably
tell you.
If you on windows, try Outlook express, detailed messages will probably
point you in right direction.
Code should look
Thanks for this reply!
Shankar Unni wrote:
* Renice these make-work processes so that they are at the highest
priority (not real-time, though, or you'll have to reboot your box :-);
and renice the Tomcat so that it's at the lowest priority.
Unfortunately this will not work:
- I can not
It is possible to install, but not to follow the
development processes in the tomcat page.
I am a Tomcat newbie. Perhaps you can create the
patched version? It will be a good contribution.
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Anil
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Zitat der eMail vom 06.04.2007 um 12:41 Uhr:
I recently discovered that a redirect-after-GET does not offer this
protection. I have a link on one page that duplicates the current
record, then does a redirect to the view record page displaying the
new record.
Any other ideas or thoughts?
As
I've been trying to get apache 2(running on port 80) to front end my tomcat
instance(running port 8080) using this tutorial
http://www.slholmes.org/journal/2006/7/15/apache-2-tomcat-5-mod_jk-xp.html
I can get the following URL's to work just fine from localhost
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Lucas,
L.W. van Braam van Vloten wrote:
Unfortunately this will not work:
- I can not modify the code for my webservice
- I need to slow down only my own implementation om Tomcat, and most
definately not the entire machine! I am not by far the
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Andreas,
Andreas Prieß wrote:
I think the HTTP spec says that there should be _no_ change of status
performed on a GET request - GET should alwasy be repeatable without
danger.
While I think you're right, and agree in general, my UI makes the
Hi
Thank you for reading my post.
Can some one please tell me what is java_opts and how does it works?
is it some jvm_options?
Thanks
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On 4/7/07, Anil Philip [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is possible to install, but not to follow the
development processes in the tomcat page.
I am a Tomcat newbie. Perhaps you can create the
patched version?
OK, here's a patch file -- totally untested, since I've never used
this build.xml, and
Hi... I'm often wrong...
The one is a command line option the other is an environment variable.
ie tomcat5 ++JvmOptions=blah blah
On windows those params will get stuck in the registry which immediately
asks the question what happens on linux I dont know, but it makes me
think that
Try this
Add this to your server.xml
Host name=Your Host Name appBase=webapps
unpackWARs=true autoDeploy=true
xmlValidation=false xmlNamespaceAware=false
!-- USE THIS FOR AUTO GEN OF JK MOD for Apache Forwarding to tomcat --
Listener className=org.apache.jk.config.ApacheConfig append=true
Folks,
I found the solution and it was embarrassingly simple.. (an often
occurrence..)
All I had to do was set the DocumentRoot to where I wanted the
index.html to be run from.
(I found it when I was deleting all of the various test settings,
Directory tags, Aliaes, redirects and left the
Adam Rabung wrote:
Any advice would be much appreciated.
Had the contexts been reloaded at any point? If so, is there a rough
correlation between the number of threads per context and the number
of reloads?
Mark
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To start a
Aneez Backer wrote:
Am trying to deploy Kandula1 on Axis server using Tomcat.
After deploying, I am able to view the list of services, but NOT the WSDL of
any of the service.
The error given in LOG file of Tomcat is at the end of mail.
This looks like a configuration error. I'd try the
gb1071nx wrote:
I can't see the vote. did it ever happen?
No. There was an issue, I can't remember what, that meant we decided
to leave it as Beta.
Also, what about 5.0.31 and 5.0.32, which are in the changelog, but I
can't find any reference to in the archives (well, except this one):
The Apache Tomcat team is proud to announce the immediate availability
of Tomcat 4.1.36 stable. This build contains numerous library updates,
a small number of bug fixes and two important security fixes.
Apache Tomcat is an implementation of the Java Server Pages 1.2 and
Java Servlet 2.3
Stefan Günther wrote:
Which Tomcat version and which JDK?
tomcat5-5.5.9-1jpp_5rh
OK. I don't see this. 5.5.9 starts within a few seconds for me with or
without internet access.
java-1.5.0-ibm
Try with a Sun jvm. It could be related to the parser implementation.
Do you see this with a clean
If you only want to slow down the network connection to test how your
application would behave on a slow link, I can recommend Charles reverse
proxy. It's an inexpensive Java tool I use in debugging my web
applications. Among other amazing things, it can slow down or throttle
your connection,
These 2 articles talk about how to properly prevent idempotent data
from being manipulated (deleted, saved etc) more than once.
http://www.javaranch.com/journal/200603/frontman.html
http://www.theserverside.com/tt/articles/article.tss?l=RedirectAfterPost
I tested this on Tomcat 6.0.x, and
I haven't really found any documentation on getting mod_jk to work together.
I have managed to get my apache server to provide an https connection to my
tomcat's server regular HTTP 8080. Is this the correct way to do it? Or can I
connect to my tomcat server on port 8443?
I can live with this
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