Folks
We have a several production servers, each of which runs 1 instance of
tomcat. Within each instance of tomcat there are approximately 10
virtual websites. Each virtual website runs a copy of our web app.
Therefore each server hosts @ 10 instances of our web app
On a couple of the servers
accessible to code in the
application. Tomcat throws a "SEVERE: Servlet /ExpenSysWT threw load()
exception javax.servlet.UnavailableException: ... "
How do I arrange it so that code in my application can see classes in
jar B?
TIA - Adam
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Folks,
I have a perplexing problem. I don't think its a tomcat issue but maybe someone
else has encountered it?
In my app I spawn a new IE window with window.open(). I want the new window to share the same
session as the parent, because it needs to access some session data.
I find that som
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Yes me too. A weird one. Maybe IE7 dies thing differently?
Many thanks for your input.
Adam
Peter Crowther wrote:
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If I pass the
session ID from the calling window to the
spawned window, what do I do with it? Look up the session
c
Folks
I restarted this thread because I inadvertently hijacked another.
Peter Crowther said:
"You can't. This is a client-side problem. As your first link says:
Use a key in the querystring, tied to a cookie or a form, if session
state across windows is a necessity."
Can you expand on how
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Folks,
Apologies, this is not strictly a tomcat question but I wonder if anyone else has run into it and
has a solution. My app spawns another window to display help, via the window.open() javascript call.
The new window does not share the same session as the original, the session ID
is alw
Folks
I have an odd problem that occurs on TC6 running on fedora core 6.
Apache in fronting TC.
When I try to pass an HTML parameter from a JSP it is not in present in the request object for the
receiving JSP. I get the following in catalina.out:
WARNING: Parameters: Character decoding failed
OK thanks.
So installation is simply a question of un-tarring the binaries in suitable
place?
Anything else?
TIA - Adam
Leon Rosenberg wrote:
just download the binaries from tomcat.apache.org.
done.
On 3/9/07, Adam Lipscombe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Folks
The standard fedora
Folks
The standard fedora 6 rpm package are still on TC 5.5.17, and I would like some guidance on
installing TC6.
Has anyone tried to install TC 6 on fedora Core 6?
How easy or difficult is it?
Any pointers to a set of instructions?
Thanks -Adam
Hi Folks
I am using TC 5.0.28 with Windows.
By default it creates stdout.log and stderr.log in the logs directory.
I don't really mind what the log files are called but I would like them to
roll over daily.
Logging in our application is handled by the builtin java.util.logging
rather log4j.
Ha
Hi Folks
We have a webapp running within Tomcat 5.0. I need to develop some XML
functionality - basically output the contents of a number of db tables,
adhering to an XML schema that I have developed.
It's 2 1/2 years since I have done any XML work and I am sure that things
have moved on apace
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