Well removing the extra element from my server.xml fixed the
problem and I now only have the one Background thread I intended. You
are right, less resources consumed. I am not sure where I got the idea
I needed:
Probably read it as an example in a book.
Christopher Schultz wrote
This may be the key to duplicate Thread. I am not really confident in
my server.xml so here it is. Note that I have two "hosts" one for
"localhost" and the other for the domain "southchurch.atx.cx" Is that
correct? Could that cause the application to run twice?
Server.xml
SSLEngine=
8/2009 10:52 PM, David.Meldrum wrote:
I need a background task which I implemented as a thread that I stated
in the ContextListerner.
[snip]
The problem I noticed is that while I only call
the BackGroundThread.*start()* method once. I see at least two threads
running in Tomcat (las
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David.Meldrum wrote:
Running Tomcat 6.0.18 Standalone on Windows XP.
I need a background task which I implemented as a thread that I stated
in the ContextListerner. In the contextInitilized() method I create and
started the background process. I give it a name and made it a daemon.
All that
Running Tomcat 6.0.18 Standalone on Windows XP.
I need a background task which I implemented as a thread that I stated
in the ContextListerner. In the contextInitilized() method I create and
started the background process. I give it a name and made it a daemon.
All that works great! The p
ly know where Tomcat is.
Also how do I create a file under "/logs"?
Is there some way to determine the path to the /logs directory in a
format that I can create a file under the logs
directory, without assuming where Tomcat is deployed?
-d
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
From: David.Meldr
I still have questions about the path to a file. {This is within a
servlet... actually in my case I am trying to read/write from a
ContextListenr} I understand that just opening a FIle will be relative
to where Tomcat was started. Is there a simple java method (and on what
class) that will g
Windows XP SP 3 Tomcat 6.0.1 JVM 1.6.0
Must all conflicting classes be sorted out on one instance of Tomcat?
I have learned not to put application jars (classes) in the jre lib,
since they then become common to all applications and if there is a
duplicate, but not exact duplicate, then things
Is there a searchable archive of this mailing list? I have a few
questions that I am sure have already been answered in the past.
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As Gilda Radner would say NEVER MIND! I had some absolute paths in my
hrefs instead of relative paths. Shame on me!
-d
David.Meldrum wrote:
I am deploying my tomcat server behind a router. I have the router
port forwarding working and I can hit the top index.html page fine.
My problem is
I am deploying my tomcat server behind a router. I have the router port
forwarding working and I can hit the top index.html page fine. My
problem is that when I try to redirect to a JSP's or html page. Tomcat
changes the url address from the original which was really the routers
name to the
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