Thank you, this was exactly what I was seeking. Works properly.
:-)
David Delbecq schrieb:
System Init Servlet
initializer
be.rmi.intranet.servlet.SetupServlet
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To start a new top
Hello and good morning (at least from Germany),
I'm running Tomcat 5.5.17 under Solaris 9 and have created a
webapplication that
starts some repeating background-tasks as soon as the application has
been started
the first time (in other words: I have a single controller-servlet and
the init()-
Pid schrieb:
debug is a bit high, try using error.
Yes, I think so, too. However, at the moment, this setting is active and
there is
not a single entry like those shown in the flooded logfile. Seems to me that
those endless notice-messages don't happen just because of loglevel=debug.
I wi
which made mod_jk to log these endless "received"-messages?
Might the other department be wrong about not having changed the
loglevel of mod_jk? Maybe there
is some indirect effect to mod_jk when you change some other setting?
Thank you in advance for any help,
Oliver Schoenwald
Univ
Hi,
if you use a (x)html-formular to create the login screen, you can
add a hidden input-field that contains the OK-Parameter (the same
parameter-name and parameter-value as the OK-Button). So, when
you hit "Return" OR the submit-button in that formular, the OK-Parameter
is send in both cases (wh
t the author of that sources to find out
more about it.
Oliver Schönwald
Mark Thomas schrieb:
Oliver Schoenwald wrote:
If your are using mod_jk, you need to configure SSL on Apache.
If you are using Tomcat on its own, read
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/ssl-howto.html
Hello,
I want to use SSLSessions in Tomcat 5.5.x and wonder how I can activate
the JSSE-Support
and SSLSession-Handling for Tomcat? In the source-code I see some
classes in the
connectors-directory that seem to prepare the catalina-engine for the
use of SSLSessions
with and without X509Certif
Hello David,
this solved my problem! Now my site works as wanted.
Thank you very very much,
Oliver Schoenwald
Germany
David Delbecq schrieb:
put your response.setHeader("WWW-Authenticate","Basic
realm=\"MySystem\""); insode your error page instead of auth
Hello fellow tomcat users,
I'm running Tomcat 5.5.4 with Apache 2.0.54 and mod_jk.
The system uses basic authentication to serve certain pages
for authenticated users.
One of my users said that if he enters my system and is
being asked to authenticate via that popup-windows, he
sometimes hits th
So I humbly ask the community to give me some hint what to do. How can I
change
the error-page that is shown when the user hits the cancel-button in
basic authentication?
Do I have to send some additional information (some header?) with the
error-response
that initiates the authentication form?
t file for its own https-connector.
Question: How do I tell Tomcat to use that client certificate when a
servlet connects to that
remote server? What format should the client certificate have?
Thank you in advance,
Oliver Schoenwald
Universit
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