Hi,
I have a tomcat 6 setup on linux (CentOS 5) and see some odd behaviour.
There are some JSP's that include (in a custom tag with
pageContext.include()) static HTML resources that are in the webapp.
However, when such HTML files are added or modified to the webapp
(exploded directory)
On 7Jan, 2009, at 10:45, Peter Crowther wrote:
From: Dennis Thrysøe [mailto:d...@geysirit.dk]
However, when such HTML files are added or modified to the webapp
(exploded directory) it takes something like 5 or 10 seconds before
they can be served by tomcat.
A wild stab in the dark based
On 7Jan, 2009, at 10:40, Dennis Thrysøe wrote:
Hi,
I have a tomcat 6 setup on linux (CentOS 5) and see some odd
behaviour.
There are some JSP's that include (in a custom tag with
pageContext.include()) static HTML resources that are in the webapp.
However, when such HTML files are added
On 7Jan, 2009, at 15:44, Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
From: Dennis Thrysøe [mailto:d...@geysirit.dk]
Subject: Re: Delay / caching of resources?
I have now found a potential explanation with the help of a good
debugger: StandardContext.setCacheTTL()
Who's calling that API? The only internal
On 7Jan, 2009, at 16:11, l...@informatik.uni-hamburg.de wrote:
Hello,
I use apache-tomcat-5.5.17 and sometimes when I call ./shutdown.sh,
the java process which runs Tomcat still alive.
Because this java process is still alive, the next call ./startup.sh
does not work. Thus, I have to
Hello,
I'm getting logFull all threads in use messages now and then, and
have a pretty good idea why.
But it seems that tomcat decides to shut down / restart the webapp (or
more than that) just after this.
Is there some mechanism that restarts when all threads are stuck, or
after some
On 26Nov, 2007, at 21:30, Mark Thomas wrote:
Dennis Thrysøe wrote:
Is there some mechanism that restarts when all threads are stuck, or
after some timeout? Is this configurable.
In short, there is no such mechanism. Is some other software
monitoring
Tomcat and restarting it if it fails
Bill Barker wrote:
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Any ideas what tomcat is doing to seperate for instance it's own
commons-logging with a commons-logging in a deployed webapp?
Probably, the easiest is to jump to TC 6. That version no longer uses
Hi,
I'm attempting to embed jasper into an application of mine. Actually I'm
upgrading it from 4.1 to 5.5.
The new version of jasper uses commons-logging, which the old one didn't
seem to do. This causes problems for me when using jasper in
webapplications that contain their own copy of
