Hi,
I'm using Tomcat v5.5.25 with two webbaps deployed as plain files (not
wars). Both of them use JNDI and do some initial binding upon webapp
(context) startup.
The "startup" event is determined by implementing a listener
(javax.servlet.ServletContextListener's contextInitialized method) and
pla
Hi Charles,
...and thanks for your reply.
> You appear to be trying to define two default contexts (path=""), which is
> obviously incorrect <..>
Just to be more precise and address your point:
- I am running Tomcat without its default apps (manager, root), only
my own apps are set up;
- when
Hi,
I think you need to make sure this is Tomcat's fault first. The best
way to do this is to set up JMX console and keep monitoring it so you
can see how much memory is allocated/used, same for CPU, threads,
sockets, etc. Maybe you're running out of resources?
We run 5.5 Tomcat on websites havin
Hi,
I was trying to read RFCs 3986 and 2396 to understand some subtleties
about URI encoding.
In particular I am interested about whether semicolon (;) needs to be
percent escaped as, e.g. http://site/some;path VS
http://site/some%3Bpath when outputting e.g. HTML href element.
Just for interest,
On Mon, May 9, 2011 at 2:03 PM, Konstantin Kolinko
wrote:
<..>
> If ";" is part of the actual path, it must be escaped.
>
> If ";" starts a "path parameter" it must be unescaped. One well-known
> example is ";jsessionid" path parameter.
Thanks for your answer. Is this rule is just "de facto" rule
Hi,
Thanks very much for your answers. Just for a reference, I will sum up
what I've managed to get out of this discussion. Please correct me if
I am wrong.
My problem wasn't charset incompatibility between client and server as
it is the same party which produces URLs and consumes them (and yes,
On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 7:31 PM, Christopher Schultz
wrote:
> <..>
> What about http://site/test1%28test2/
>
> Does that give you "/test1)test2/"?
Closing bracket is %29 but yes, it does.
> If so, Tomcat is probably following SOP with regard to standards which
> is to be conservative in what you
Christopher Schultz> So, you want to /only/ escape those entities that
are /absolutely
Christopher Schultz> required/ to be escaped?
Yes.
Christopher Schultz> I'm not sure anyone really cares what URLs look
like, do they?
Konstantin Kolinko> readability? nobody reads the HTML source
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