for the record, for this very need, with tomcat 6, we made our own
"cloud" of tomcats
we have tens of embedded tomcats running each a single webapp and each
with its own jvm
as needed, we start the same webapp on another server, then switch the
front end proxy setting to forward the traffic to
I can't find a maven repo with the ecj dependency specified in jasper-6.0.32
org.eclipse.jdt.core.compilerecj
3.3.1
has anybody a hint?
thanks in advance
federico fissore
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r success.
Maybe we could switch to individual .mkdir() to create the individual
folders, checking if they have been successfully created?
My two eurocent
Thanks everybody for your help!
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Konstantin Kolinko, il 05/07/2010 16:59, ha scritto:
2010/7/2 Federico Fissore:
hello all
first mail to the list: please forward me to any RTFM you may think useful
BUT some times I got a "JasperException: Unable to
load class for JSP", with the root cause being "ClassNo
Pid, il 03/07/2010 16:08, ha scritto:
Is that really the path in use?
/opt
/tomcats
/work
/StandardHost[localhost].StandardContext[
/myWebApp]Engine
/localhost
/myWebApp
Looks a little weird to me, the square brackets are split across
directories and there's a referen
赵顺, il 03/07/2010 10:13, ha scritto:
It seems like the bug
https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=49539
the tomcat delete workdir while startup with errors
uhm no, in this case it's me that it's clearing the work folder and btw
I have some fifty webapps that runs smootly, restarti
Christopher Schultz, il 02/07/2010 23:00, ha scritto:
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Federico,
On 7/2/2010 8:36 AM, Federico Fissore wrote:
I've embedded tomcat so to have multiple webapps running with separate
java processes (each embedded tomcat runs its own webapp, list
hello all
first mail to the list: please forward me to any RTFM you may think useful
I've embedded tomcat so to have multiple webapps running with separate
java processes (each embedded tomcat runs its own webapp, listening to a
different tcp port), because of some memory issues we have.
hav
