I am thinking about writing a log file servlet where
I can check the log file of the tomcat session from my
web browser. Thus I do not need to use console and vi
to check it.
Is there already something to do this and I am just
reinvent the wheel or this is totally a bad idea?
If I do this, how
From: Tony Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: log file servlet
Is there already something to do this and I am just
reinvent the wheel or this is totally a bad idea?
Try Lambda Probe (www.lambdaprobe.org).
- Chuck
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. Does anyone know of a nice file servlet implementation?
Thanks in anticipation.
Duncan McGregor
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cast high and low for some code which fits the bill, but can
find nothing. Does anyone know of a nice file servlet implementation?
Thanks in anticipation.
Duncan McGregor
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downloads (and hence serve ETag response headers
and correctly respond to Range and If-Range request headers).
I've cast high and low for some code which fits the bill, but can
find nothing. Does anyone know of a nice file servlet implementation?
Thanks in anticipation.
Duncan McGregor
I'm using tomcat 5.5
Any way to make tomcat able to serve zip and video files ? without
having to write code