Deploying on a Remote Tomcat Servers

2008-01-10 Thread Richard G. Reyes
Hi Guys, May I ask how you guys deploy on a remote tomcat servers? Is there a way to automate deployment? Regards, Richard - To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For

Problem in Tomcat 5.5 Server

2008-01-04 Thread Richard G. Reyes
Hi Guys, We have setup 3 tomcat server for 1 domain name using DNS Round-robin. Our problem is sometimes the tomcat servers are not responding, we are monitoring the bandwidth and cpu usage and its not high during those slow response times. Hope you guys have any ideas on this... Tia!

Re: AW: Enhancing Tomcat Speed

2007-12-23 Thread Richard G. Reyes
Hi Pid, All, Hope you could tell me more about caching...isn't it automatic in tomcat? Pid wrote: And look, we haven't even mentioned caching yet... p - To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To

Project Deployment Questions

2007-12-16 Thread Richard G. Reyes
Hi All, We have created this web application where users can upload images and display it selectively on the other parts of the system. For performance reasons we have saved the said images into the filesystem ( e. g. $CATALINA_HOME/webapps/ROOT/images/uploadedimages/bird01.jpg). At this point

Re: Hql error throws when the application specific jar name with starting a capital letter

2007-12-16 Thread Richard G. Reyes
Hi Kanchana, If you are deploying in a unix environment, I guess it might be because that under Unix filenames are case sensitive, xa.jar and Xa.jar are 2 different files. You might want to try renaming the files.. just my .02cents Richard Kanchana Welagedara wrote: Hi All I have used