Got it. Much appreciated!
On 2/21/14, 1:11 AM, Mark Thomas ma...@apache.org wrote:
On 21/02/2014 01:44, mark_desp...@mcafee.com wrote:
Thank you for the quick reply, Mark. Would it be possible to get a
sense
of which release the validateXml attribute might get added back? E.g.
7.0.53?
Thank you for the quick reply, Mark. Would it be possible to get a sense
of which release the validateXml attribute might get added back? E.g.
7.0.53?
I did a quick search through the bugs, but it does not seem to be tracked.
Would it be worth submitting something?
Thanks!
Mark D.
On
Hi everyone,
My project recently tried upgrading to Tomcat 7.0.52 and has become bit by the
renaming of jasper2’s “validateXml” to “validateTld”, as described on the
thread below. This change has made it more difficult pick up the latest Tomcat
7’s security fixes since the change breaks build
Can you clarify on mysterious self-signed certificate displayed within the
browser? Also, into what did you import the relevant root certs and SSL
cert? The keystore?
W is right. If your certificate is was not issued (signed) by a CA that the
browser trusts, then the browser will not
Yeah, Insane just using reflection and a graph traversal algorithm to get the
job done. It looks like this is implemented by
org.netbeans.insane.impl.InsaneEngine.
Oh, and I found my copy of the Insane source. The third argument to
ScannerUtils.scan() should be true since that is what
I don't doubt that jmap/jhat would be able to give you more detailed
information. My exact goal was to come up with something for automated testing
that would help prevent classloader leaks from making it into production. If
someone can think of a programmatic way to do that with jmap/jhat,
Hi Ken (and Mark),
Different Mark here... I'm new to this mailing list and am not a Tomcat
developer. Forgive me if I'm interrupting your thread, but I am very
interested in this topic, since I've spent a fair amount of time debugging
OOM-PermGen errors within Tomcat (5.5.x). I would be
Hi Chris,
I'll follow up later tonight. Hopefully I'll have less typos then, but don't
be surprised if I just go triple-negative instead :)
~Mark
-Original Message-
From: Christopher Schultz [mailto:ch...@christopherschultz.net]
Sent: Tuesday, April 21, 2009 3:47 PM
To: Tomcat
Ok, so my wife actually wrote a couple of month ago in Japanese about using
strategy for leveraging the Insane library and a continuous integration server
in order to prevent webapp classloader leakage issues from creeping in. If you
can read Japanese, check out
