Hi,
On Mon 21.08.2006 11:36, Martin Gainty wrote:
If you know the name of the attribute you could use the getAttribute
method
[snipp]
Ok, thanks.
I think i will go another way ;-)
For this i will start a new thread on this list, i hope that this is the
right List ;-)
Regards
Alex
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Subject: Re: Valve && Connectors && Request-Objects
> On S
On Son 20.08.2006 18:50, Martin Gainty wrote:
I believe you will have to acquire the ServletInfo from the
(Action)servlet itself as in the example..
ServletInfo info = cyR.getRequestProcessor().servlet.getServletInfo();
Thanks for info but i'am not sure if i understand you right?!
The getServ
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> On Sam 19.08.2006 21:40, Alexander Lazic wrote:
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>>I have seen a in 4.1.32
>>connectors/coyote/src/java/org/apache/coyo
On Sam 19.08.2006 21:40, Alexander Lazic wrote:
I have seen a in 4.1.32
connectors/coyote/src/java/org/apache/coyote/RequestInfo.java which
have the infos but when i try to use this i get this error:
With help from Mark Thomas i have know a working CoyoteConnector, thanks
you Mark ;-).
But ko
Hi,
today i have try to get some Infos from tomcat 4.1.x similar like
--- 5.5.x
=>container/webapps/manager/WEB-INF/classes/org/apache/catalina/manager/StatusTransformer.java
.
.
.
mBeanServer.getAttribute(grpName, "requestCount"));
.
.
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My main target is as follow:
currentUsersSessions
cur
