> http://localhost:6969/manager/ also gives The requested resource (/) is
not available.
try http://localhost:6969/manager/html
On 09/04/06, Juergen Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi everybody,
>
> I made a war from the Tomcat root and manager applications and startet
> them
> with the code
I supposed you've already checked the obvious:
conflit on port 8080 with something else?
firewall turned on?
service on manual and not started?
On 08/04/06, balaraju mandala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi Comunity,
>
> I am unable to see index.jsp page, though i successfully installed
> Tomcat5
plication System ..." in the title bar, and it says "NonAlpha 45".
>
> Any clue what's going on here?
>
> David
>
> Nic Daniau wrote:
> > OK here we go. What was said above is true but it's not all about the
> > service, therefore the servi
gt; non-clustered tomcat's whose only commonality is the Apache front-end
> and the user realm database. I don't know of any way in which one would
> be aware of sessions created and trusted in the other. You might want
> to consider your own sign-on mechanism to support this.
>
Hi, believe it or not, this problem which I though to be a very standard
one, didn't get a single reply?! Even if you know this can't be done, please
tell me! Thanks a lot in advance.
Configuration:
a. Apache httpd 2.0 server (IP0, port 80) with some content served from /cms
b. Worker to a Tomcat
What Marc said is probably true but what about all these poor users who
don't use javascrip, hum?
I also noticed that with Tomcat, the new context deployment method does not
work: if you put your context.xml into META-INF, it's supposed to load it,
and it works... except when your context is ROOT!
I wouldn't bet on that, plus it would be a short term fix as it's meant to
become a deprecated use of server.xml in future releases
That said, I don't have the answer but I'm sure it's in the source if you
take the time to go through it...
On 28/03/06, Vivek Mohan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> D
ar... not sure about the "Tomcat actually does not install anything I think"
bit, and JAVA_HOME is not required either... it's a param of the service
config...
you might want to read my post on "*running two instances of tomcat*"
starting with "OK here we go", that might get you started with a Win
Hi there!
Configuration:
a. Apache httpd 2.0 server (IP0, port 80) with some content served from /cms
b. Worker to a Tomcat 4.1 running on a separate box (IP1:8080) mapped to
/app1
c. Anpother worker to another Tomcat 5.5 running on separate box (IP2:8080)
mapped to /app2
Both Tomcats are using t
I use request.getUserPrincipal().getName() to get the username, does it work
for you?
Never quite understood what this getRemoteUser method was... if someone
knows, I'm interested!
On 28/03/06, Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I am using JBoss. The servlet Form authentication is nice, but I ne
agree with Chuck. It used to work in previous versions of Tomcat (up to
5.5.9 if I'm correct) but it stopped behaving like this in more recent
versions (eg 5.5.16). The doc explicitely says not to use the path attribute
in context files deployed within your war's META-INF or your server's
conf/Cata
what about in conf/catalina/localhost, what do you find there?
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/manager-howto.html#Introductionmight
help, just a thought
On 25/03/06, Alex Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> It's in the server/webapps/ directory instead of directly in the webapps
> direc
see also my other post in "*Setting the context path for expanded WARs* "
On 24/03/06, Wang, Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> The path is ignored when you deploy webapps this way. Tomcat will use
> the basename of the war file as the context path. If you want to use
> something different than
create a folder ${catalina.home}\context (I use "context" but anything
works as long as the name does NOT start with webapps (see bug in bugzilla),
eg "webapps2" will NOT work.
expand your war into this folder, NOT to webapps/
copy your context file into conf/catalina/localhost (or whatever your
That's a parameter of the Tomcat launcher, or the service on Windows.
If you use the monitor (tomcat5w) you can configure this on one of the tabs.
or you can use tomcat5 //US//Tomcat5 --StdOutput "..." --StdError "..."
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/setup.html
On 24/03/06, Gilbert, Anto
I wouldn't think so, these options are called when the service is launched
so you would have to restart the service for this to be picked up.
On 24/03/06, Ryan Daly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On Thu, 2006-03-23 at 20:51 +, Nic Daniau wrote:
> > You may need to
You may need to reconfigure the service. Have a look to my post from a few
min ago on "*running two instances of tomcat*"
you can also update the service using e.g.
%CATALINA_HOME%\bin\tomcat5.exe //US//Tomcat5 --Description "My updated
description"
HTH
Nic
On 23/03/06, David Kerber <[EMAIL P
OK here we go. What was said above is true but it's not all about the
service, therefore the service.bat script is not enough to resolve the
problem. If you read the nsi install script from the source, you can see
everything that it does, and the setup of the service is just one thing. The
tested p
That was the case in 4.1 yes, but it doesn't work with 5.5 on Windows
platform, because of the way the service is set up from the nsi scrip (that
you can read from tomcat source). I've written down a procedure to overcome
this and I will post it tomorrow (its on my laptop which I left at the
office
do you get these 7s the first time you request the page, and then it's a lot
quicker the next times, or it it always like this. Because the first time
you call your JSP it's first compiled so it's normal to get poor performance
on the first call.
hth
Nic
On 20/03/06, Michael McQuade <[EMAIL PROTE
izzled.
>
> Short story: You're not missing anything. UserDatabase is currently the
> unloved orphaned child of Tomcat ;-).
>
>
> "Nic Daniau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hi,
> I'm trying to configure Tomcat (5
Hi,
I'm trying to configure Tomcat (5.5) with a DataSource realm the "proper"
way. Configuring a DataSourceRealm directly is fine
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/manager-howto.html#List%20Available%20Security%20Roles>.
But also to conform with the sample server.xml given at install, w
Hum... I am missing something or you just want to cast a char to a byte/int
in Java?
char x = 'B'; // or "Bravo".charAt(0) if you start with a string
byte y = (byte) x;
System.out.println("y=" + y); // should give you 66
and vice-versa:
char z = (char) y;
System.out.println("z=" + z); // should
Never really done this myself, but there is something about host aliases in
the docs for 5.5:
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/config/host.html#Host%20Name%20Aliases
Does this help?
Nic
On 19/03/06, Matt Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi All,
>
> I was configuring the virtual host
If all you need is a powefull text editor and not some IDE that supposedly
guide you in developping your JSPs, then I can only say good things about
Textpad (minimal investment, highly customisable, powerful, and a lot easier
to get used to than Emacs -- which I've used too). I use Texpad with ant
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