Hi David, @list;
On Thu, Aug 17, 2006 at 08:33:21AM -0400, David Smith wrote:
> Have you tried loosening up the refresh to let's say 5 seconds? Sounds
> to me like the refresh rate is too intense for a proxy environment.
I will give that a try. By now, I started setting up a second
configur
Have you tried loosening up the refresh to let's say 5 seconds? Sounds
to me like the refresh rate is too intense for a proxy environment.
Another way to go (and I don't have the sample code) is to use a little
javascript and some AJAX techniques for updating the page without a
round trip.
Hi David, @list;
first off, both thanks a lot for pointing me the right way, and let me
apologize, as well, as this seems to be a question where RTFM would have
been helpful before bothering the list - however, I wasn't aware that
tomcat would need a special setup in order to run behind a proxy.
The connector receiving request from Apache needs at least the first
attribute added to it:
proxyName="domain.name.com": the domain name of the Apache httpd server
acting as a front end to Tomcat
proxyPort="80": the port number of the Apache httpd server
There is a sample of this in the serve
Hi all;
I do have a web environment running inside my LAN in a tomcat container,
forcing users through HTTP Basic authentication. For now and locally,
this uses to work well - the browser is prompting the user with a HTTP
login window, and everything is fine.
Right now, I need to expose this ser
