On 06/06/2024 18:48, Dave Breeze wrote:
Thanks Mark
appreciate that the url was for 8.0
With regards to classpath that was my first attempt - unfortunately it
would seem that Tomcat does not support wildcards in the classpath -
for example dirpath/lib/*.jar - at least in version 9.
The
Hi Rubel,
No, we are running on premises. Definitely not in the cloud.
*Kind regards,*
*Tom Robinson*
*IT Manager/System Administrator*
On Thu, 6 Jun 2024 at 12:32, Owen Rubel wrote:
> Are you using this with a cloud service?
>
> This seems more like a misconfig of your setup. I have seen
Thanks Mark
appreciate that the url was for 8.0
With regards to classpath that was my first attempt - unfortunately it
would seem that Tomcat does not support wildcards in the classpath -
for example dirpath/lib/*.jar - at least in version 9.
Dave Breeze
On 06/06/2024 17:52, Dave Breeze wrote:
I have an issue with embedded Tomcat and classloaders.
I have a java servlet application that runs in an embedded
Tomcat(9.0.70) instance.
https://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-8.0-doc/class-loader-howto.html
Those are the Tomcat 8.0.x docs. You are
On 06/06/2024 11:01, Jeroen Hoffman wrote:
Hi all,
We've found a side effect of change #68721 [1] in Tomcat 10.1.20 that
we'd like to notify you about.
We're using Apache Freemarker for back-end templating, and its NodeModel
class uses reflection to determine what classes to use for xpath,
I have an issue with embedded Tomcat and classloaders.
I have a java servlet application that runs in an embedded
Tomcat(9.0.70) instance. When the application is packaged into a
single war file – the application loads and performs as expected
(classes are fond in WEB-INF/lib.
Due to some
I have the following configuration:
HAPROXY TOMCAT9
https://cms.site.org/==> https://cms.site.org:8443/
Haproxy is passing the https-request through to tomcat.
So far the request seems to arrive on the tomcat side but a secure connection
can't be established since
Hi all,
We've found a side effect of change #68721 [1] in Tomcat 10.1.20 that
we'd like to notify you about.
We're using Apache Freemarker for back-end templating, and its NodeModel
class uses reflection to determine what classes to use for xpath,
thereby catching IllegalAccessError, see
