On Wed, May 4, 2011 at 9:35 PM, Konstantin Kolinko
wrote:
> 2011/5/4 Jakub Królikowski :
>> Chris,
>>
>> I checked sources, HTMLManagerServlet.java is the answer.
>> Button "expire" is showing only if application is deployed, it's
>> hidden when app is configured with servlet.xml.
>> Does anybody
2011/5/4 Jakub Królikowski :
> Chris,
>
> I checked sources, HTMLManagerServlet.java is the answer.
> Button "expire" is showing only if application is deployed, it's
> hidden when app is configured with servlet.xml.
> Does anybody knows why?
Just a bug. Please file it in Bugzilla.
There is no "U
Chris,
I checked sources, HTMLManagerServlet.java is the answer.
Button "expire" is showing only if application is deployed, it's
hidden when app is configured with servlet.xml.
Does anybody knows why?
Why I want to expire sessions? Well, actually I need it only for
performance tests. I'm testing
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Jakub,
On 4/30/2011 9:19 PM, Jakub Królikowski wrote:
> In Tomcat Manager, on the application list, there is a button "Expire
> sessions" available only for "/manager" application.
>
> How should I configure tomcat to get this button for my applicat
Hello,
I'm using Tomcat 6.0.32. My app is configured in server.xml file like this:
In Tomcat Manager, on the application list, there is a button "Expire
sessions" available only for "/manager" application.
How should I configure tomcat to get this button for my app
