Dear Sirs
I configured and started Tomcat Server on Windows 2008-R12 Server.
Compiled and deployed a Java Vaadin Web application that I just started to
program 2 months ago. My experience with Vaadin is only 2 months and the
Tomcat Server only 2 days. I am a newbie learning Java, Vaadin and
> How, in general, would you test to see if the database is in read-only
> mode?
>
> - -chris
This is what I'm hoping to learn, and perhaps is a question better for
a MySQL list.
I've found settings to add such as 'autoReconnect' and
'failOverReadOnly' for more classic cases using multiple MySQL
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On 26/08/2016 06:54, Doug Gschwind wrote:
> Hello,
> In my research today on the topic, this appears to be much more difficult
> than I would expect in Tomcat 8.5, so I can only conclude I am missing
> something. Here are the two potential solutions I have found :
>
> 1) Provide our own
Hello,
I am attempting to migrate our web app from Resin 3.1 to Tomcat 8.5.4.
Ultimately, the intent is to be able to run our web app within Tomcat 8.5
on MAC OS X (in dev mode) or on a CentOS 7 box for production. With Resin
3.1, you can use a subclass of the Resin AbstractAuthenticator class
