Re: Tomcat Logging Wrong time in tomcat logs

Note This problem does not seem to ba due to the JVM having an incorrect value for the timezone. I ran the following code : import java.util.Date; import java.util.TimeZone; public class TimeTest { public static void main(String args[]) { long time = System.currentTimeMillis()

Tomcat Logging Wrong time in tomcat logs

Good day I am not sure why but tomcat seems to have started logging the incorrect time in logs. My server is on PDT, and tomcat is logging 8 hours ahead in the logs (GMT). Eg when it is 2008-01-28 20:53 tomcat is logging 2008-01-29 04:53:07,199 Any insight into why tomcat is doing this, and

Re: Problem with

talk about standardization.. anyway, thanks, that does it. It looks like you are using xml jsp syntax in your jsps. If that's the case, you have to put a comment node () in the

Re: java.io.IOException

It just means that Apache dropped the connection before sending the request body (probably because the browser dropped the request before sending). It is normal and harmless (except for the space in the log files). You didn't say which Tomcat version you are using, but it looks like an older o

Re: Config file not found in class path when deploying WAR

Then I think the path to your common-terms.utf8 probably should be /common-terms.utf8 in the config file. Otherwise the path spec is relative and it's hard to figure out what it's relative to. The hadoop class that generates the reader uses Classloader.getResource( path ) so an absolute path

Re: comet end event

Is the read error expected behavior? I guess I didn't expect the comet processor to send me a read event on a last chunk since there's nothing to be read. I thought either a read error or an end event after a last chunk indicated a problem. If the read error is ok, then... Did you try the clien

Re: Config file not found in class path when deploying WAR

Hi David, thanks for the advice. In my nutch-0.9.jar common-terms.utf8 is located at the root level, but then again, I've built the JAR from source. David Smith wrote: Funny ... I downloaded the 0.9 release of nutch and common- terms.utf8 is not in the nutch.jar file (just to be helpful -

Re: Config file not found in class path when deploying WAR

Funny ... I downloaded the 0.9 release of nutch and common-terms.utf8 is not in the nutch.jar file (just to be helpful -- I don't actually use it). I couldn't find common-terms.utf8 anywhere in the .jar file. I would recommend asking on a nutch user list and be specific with regard to what ve

Re: Tomcat 64 bits

If you are planning on running on Windows then you will need to deal with getting and/or compiling 64 bit versions of the service wrapper and tc-native.dll. FWIW - I tried compiling them with the 5.5.25 sources using Visual Studio 2008 (instructions support earlier versions of Visual Studio but I

Re: Problem with

It looks like you are using xml jsp syntax in your jsps. If that's the case, you have to put a comment node () in the tag to prevent the tag from being collapsed to