Hi,
I started to implement a solution (I hope so) which is discussed in
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit/browse_thread/thread/5e851d1b960e303e
Best regards
Achim
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Hi,
Is there any limitation for Tomcat4 on IBM AIX 6.1 platform?
I'm trying to deploy Tomcat4 on AIX 6.1 using IBM JDK 1.4.2 (SR7). It's
giving core dump.
Thanks,
-Hitesh
hi,
more informations would be welcomed..
Le 17/09/2007 09:04, Hitesh Raghav a écrit :
Hi,
Is there any limitation for Tomcat4 on IBM AIX 6.1 platform?
I'm trying to deploy Tomcat4 on AIX 6.1 using IBM JDK 1.4.2 (SR7). It's
giving core dump.
Thanks,
-Hitesh
Wade Chandler wrote:
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Hi,
This turned out to be a false positive.
I use /cgi-bin as a url-pattern for a servlet mapping:
servlet-mapping
servlet-nameProxyServlet/servlet-name
url-pattern/cgi-bin/*/url-pattern
i am using myface 1.2 and trinidad 1.2.2 i remove myface jar from
trinidad-demo-1.2.2 and i search listenerin the web.xml but i didnt found
it so i just removed that file and i tried to deploy but it didnt work and i
get this error:
ERROR [STDERR] java.lang.ClassCastException:
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Arend,
Arend P. van der Veen wrote:
Thanks for your feedback. I am already overriding all of the error
pages and java exception page. I did not realize that server tag in the
HTTP connector was referring to this. I guess I should have tried
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Charly,
charly wrote:
2007/9/14, Christopher Schultz
Does anyone use it on Solaris?
Again, you ought to ask about this on the jakarta-commons forum, where
the jsvc project lives.
Ok I have understood that
But my original question was are
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Hitesh,
Hitesh Raghav wrote:
Is there any limitation for Tomcat4 on IBM AIX 6.1 platform?
I'm trying to deploy Tomcat4 on AIX 6.1 using IBM JDK 1.4.2 (SR7). It's
giving core dump.
Core dump? D'oh. Tomcat is unlikely to be doing that: it's your
Hello!
I've two tomcat instantes and an apache web server with mod_jk. Mod_jk
balance request to each tomcat.
Think on following situation;
- TomcatA and TomcatB up
- I make a request to Apache that redirects to TomcatA. I'm editing text on
JSP (lot of input texts). In this moment TomcatA
Hi Andrew,
I would suggest increasing log level for Tomcat, mod_jk and apache. Have
a look at catalina.out to see if it logged why your application crashed.
It would also help if you could define crash a bit more clearly, state
the exact behaviour. If the tomcat/java have not completely died you
Thank your for all the replies.
The full version of Tomcat 4.1 is installed on port 80. I did switch
Tomcat 1 (the one that I am attempting to make SSL) to port 80 and
redirect port to 8443 still the same problem.
My configurations has Tomcat one using files in Tomcat 4.1 folder,
therefore
From: Velurethu, Abi J [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Tomcat 4.1 SSL Question [Broadcast]
I will setup SSL on Tomcat 4.1 on port 80 and give it try.
Don't do that. The standard HTTPS port is 443; enabling SSL on 80 will
create a real mess.
- Chuck
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Andrew,
Andrew Hole wrote:
I've two tomcat instantes and an apache web server with mod_jk. Mod_jk
balance request to each tomcat.
Think on following situation;
- TomcatA and TomcatB up
- I make a request to Apache that redirects to TomcatA. I'm
Sorry for the confusion. I meant I will set the non-ssl on port 80 and
ssl on 8443.
Thanks.
| Abi J. Velurethu | Infrastructure Mgmt Analyst | ECCM |
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From: Velurethu, Abi J [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Tomcat 4.1 SSL Question [Broadcast] [Broadcast]
Sorry for the confusion. I meant I will set the non-ssl on
port 80 and ssl on 8443.
If you are encountering the IE problem, you'll need to put SSL on 443 to
get around the bug.
Hello all,
I have a Servlet running on tomcat-5.5.20, Ubuntu Feisty Fawn, which
is accessing some hardware through a shell script. The following
provides adequate permissions for everything to work
grant {
permission java.io.FilePermission /bin/sh, execute;
permission
Sam Halliday wrote:
Does anyone have any ideas?
Start Tomcat with -Djava.security.debug=access,failure
That should tell you what permissions you are missing.
Mark
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All,
Good day!
For a little background, I'm working on implementing sub-clusters with
the new connector. That is, I will cluster my Tomcats in paris to keep
network traffic/memory usage down. The connector would preferrentially
fail-over between sub-cluster Tomcat pairs. But if both elements
Hello,
Here is the configuration i am trying to deploy:
- Apache server 2.0.55 secured with ssl
- Tomcat 6.0.14 also secured with ssl
- An fam-samples.war configured as IdP on tomcat
- Web agent installed on apache server
Now if a non authenticated user tries to access a resource on apache,
hi Brian,
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All,
Good day!
For a little background, I'm working on implementing sub-clusters with
the new connector. That is, I will cluster my Tomcats in paris to keep
network traffic/memory usage down. The connector would preferrentially
fail-over between
Hello Mark,
That doesn't give me any additional input... I already know which
permissions I need, I just want to restrict them to the one Servlet.
If you really want to know the exception, I'll print it here but I
don't think it's relevant...
Caused by:
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This
Sam Halliday wrote:
Hello Mark,
That doesn't give me any additional input... I already know which
permissions I need, I just want to restrict them to the one Servlet.
The debug output should tell you what coedbase is requesting what
permission. I can't tell where, but you are missing at
Hmm, where should I expect to see the extra debugging output. It
isn't in any of the log files.
The permissions are perfectly fine... it is in the assignation of the
permissions to the correct jar file/servlet that things are getting
messed up. Will the debugging output really point to
Hi, i'm new in Tomcat 6, i've installed JSTL, and the exceptions thatserver
throws is in spanish language, i wish this exception were in english
language, so i can go to google searching for the answers to that
exceptions, ehhh i've looking in google about this topic, and i've found
nothinh so,
Rainer,
Thanks very much for the quick response! You guys are awesome.
So, as I now understand it, the domain mechanism is compatable with
(and independent of) the route. And even if domains are used, the
stickyness of sticky sessions is at the server level since the route is
used to find
Sam Halliday wrote:
Hmm, where should I expect to see the extra debugging output. It isn't
in any of the log files.
Should be on standard out.
The permissions are perfectly fine... it is in the assignation of the
permissions to the correct jar file/servlet that things are getting
messed up.
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Fredy,
Fredy Provoste wrote:
the exceptions that server
throws is in Spanish language; I wish this exception were in English
You need to change the value of the system property 'user.language' to
'en'. You should be able to do it like this:
$
Rainer Jung schrieb:
We should note it in the docs though.
I improved the worker reference page for the next release a bit:
Set to the name of the preferred failover worker. If worker matching
SESSION ID is in error state then the redirect worker will be used
instead. It will be used even if
Hi Brian,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Out of curiosity, is the issue I noted (incorrect redirct failover
when route used) a known issue? Even though it is not intended usage
should I submit a big report?
I think we neither need a bug report, nor a big report :)
Quick shot: redirect needs to
On 17 Sep 2007, at 18:16, Mark Thomas wrote:
Sam Halliday wrote:
Hmm, where should I expect to see the extra debugging output. It
isn't
in any of the log files.
Should be on standard out.
Aah! That's why I wasn't seeing it. There is a pretty bad bug in
Ubuntu which puts the output into
On Mon, 17 Sep 2007, bharatp80 wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I am getting this error while loading the first test.jsp file after a fresh
windows 2000 server installation and new tomcat 4.1.36 and iis 5.0
configuration.
after installing and configuring tomcat 4.1.36 i tried my sample application
not a surprise to me...not with the experience I had.
Try manually compiling one of your servlets and see what happens.
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From: bharatp80 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 2:31 PM
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: Re: HTTP status error 500 in
Thanks for your quick reply.
but i am surprised the same code is working on another server.
Actually i am moving the web server from another server where it is working
just fine.the only difference between this two configuration is on new
server i have tomcat 4.1.36 and jdk 1.6 and on running
Hello Everyone,
I am getting this error while loading the first test.jsp file after a fresh
windows 2000 server installation and new tomcat 4.1.36 and iis 5.0
configuration.
System configuration.
OS: windows 2000 server
Java : jdk 1.6.2
tomcat : 4.1.36
IIs : 5.0
all the required path
Rainer,
How about a big bug report? Sorry for the typo ;-)
An update.
With the route/redirect strategy, I did as you suggested and changed
my redirect to the route name rather than the worker name. It now
seems to work as I itended: Failovers are between redirect partners. I
did a good 6 or 7
Do your files even compile? I had a problem running TC 4.1.31, but it was prior
to running files on the server.
Since some of the API methods varied slightly, I had several servlets that
would not even compile. Of course this was when I tried to upgrade the JVM,
which was necessary to run (I
Hello,
Trying to run Tomcap in Debian, I choose tomcat5 to
install. After all tomcat5 related package
installed, trying to open the default port, 8180,
resulted in
JVM OutOfMemoryError - upon when tomcat attempts to
load the JSP examples in webapps. Somehow, the JVM
heap
didn't get allocated
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All (especially mod_jk folks),
I recently upgraded one of my servers to Apache httpd 2.2 and
(predictably) my existing hand-built mod_jk.so library was garbled,
requiring me to re-compile. After a re-build (and upgrade from 1.2.23 to
1.2.25), it
From: Chan Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Out of MemoryError upon attempting to load the
webapps/ JSP examples
Trying to run Tomcap in Debian, I choose tomcat5 to
install. After all tomcat5 related package
installed, trying to open the default port, 8180,
resulted in JVM
Hi There,
I've trying to run the comet example with not success, I have version
apache-tomcat-6.0.14.
Basically when I hit URL
http://localhost:8080/examples/jsp/chat/login.jsp
Enter a username and enter, the page takes a long time to redirect.
After getting to post.jsp again entering
Hi Charles,
The tomcat5 package came from the Debian package repository
and I guess it was re-packaged for Debian install - but not by
the Apache/Tomcat authority. The JVM also came from the Debian
source - it's kaffee KJVM. I'll try to replace the JVM first then get
the genuine
Hmm.
The output shows that your jar isn't getting the permissions. You are
right that the codebase is the problem.
I am not sure if my mail client is mangling the urls you are using but
it looks like you are using '/' characters after 'file:'
Try without these as per the entries in the TC6
On Mon, 17 Sep 2007, bharatp80 wrote:
Thanks for your quick reply.
but i am surprised the same code is working on another server.
Such things do happen.
so i guess to doubt on test.jsp is not appropriate.
But still, the error message shows that is where the error happens.
So, that is the
Hi,
How do I obtain the IP address of the machine (where the tomcat tomcat
server in running) ? My web app is deployed on tomcat server and I want to
know the Ip address of the server in my application.
Thanks in advance.
-Azhar
From: Waseem Azhar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: how to obtain server ip address
How do I obtain the IP address of the machine (where the
tomcat tomcat server in running) ?
If you mean you want to obtain the IP address programmatically, you
should read the Servlet API Javadoc (hint:
Yes I want to obtain IP address programmatically, Thanks for the quick help.
-Azhar
On 9/18/07, Lilianne E. Blaze [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check java.net.NetworkInterface, it lets you enumerate all interfaces
and addresses / interface. Discard loopback 127.0.0.1 and private
addresses (see
Waseem,
Have you tried InetAddress.getLocalHost()?
Sonal
On 9/18/07, Waseem Azhar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
How do I obtain the IP address of the machine (where the tomcat tomcat
server in running) ? My web app is deployed on tomcat server and I want to
know the Ip address of the
Check java.net.NetworkInterface, it lets you enumerate all interfaces
and addresses / interface. Discard loopback 127.0.0.1 and private
addresses (see rfc 1918), with any luck there should be one address
remaining. Of course, that is assuming your machine is directly exposed
to the internet.
Yes I have tried InetAddress.getLocalHost() and its working ...
Thanks,
-Azhar
On 9/18/07, Sonal Goyal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Waseem,
Have you tried InetAddress.getLocalHost()?
Sonal
On 9/18/07, Waseem Azhar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
How do I obtain the IP address of the
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