available.
Compare it with airplane seets that often are oversold. By reserving rigid
memory I'm told the whole equation becomes far more complex.
On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 10:42 AM, André Warnier wrote:
> Mark Thomas wrote:
>
>> On 15/01/2010 08:57, Abel MacAdam wrote:
>>
&g
HiHi,
We manage several customers on VMWare systems. Their Tomcat installation is
used by a Content Management System written in Java. I have a question about
what happens with Tomcat when memory it has configured is not available when
necessary.
Our Tomcat installations should use 500 MB (-Xmx51
Hi,
We manage several customers on VMWare systems. Their Tomcat installation is
used by a Content Management System written in Java. I have a question about
what happens with Tomcat when memory it has configured is not available when
necessary.
Our Tomcat installations should use 500 MB (-Xmx516
Hi,
I saw a mail requesting "simple instructions on gettting Tomcat and Apache
working together." The answer is printed out and ready to be processed. But
I have some follow ups on that mail:
- Why should one connect Tomcat to Apache?
- Should you connect Tomcat 6.0.14 to Apache 2.2.6? (Or is that
Hi all,
I just got my JAAS example working on Tomcat 6.0. To accomplish that I
created a directory in webapps called myjaas, placed my jsp file, and
jaas.config file in that directory, and placed my jar-file in
myjaas\WEB-INF\lib. Next I added the placement of my jaas.config to the
'Java Options'
Hi,
This is a beginner question :-(. I'm trying to get JAAS to work on my Tomcat
(6.0.12) installation. I used code from a Javaworld article (
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-09-2002/jw-0913-jaas.html)
Of course I had to configure my Tomcat to work together with JAAS. The
document I used is
