[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes but my question is why a simple servlet can cause the server to stop ?
is there a way to protect the tomcat server ?
i know i probably make a mistake in the code but it shouldn t affect the
server like that.
If your code is badly constructed you can cause the server to fail to
start properly. Fix your code, not the server.
whereabouts, in the init method?
can you post the servlet code?
have you properly enclosed it in a try { ... } catch(IOException ioe) {}?
it sounds like your code is causing the servlet to stop tomcat starting
up by throwing an uncaught exception.
p
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the line of the code is in a servlet i call mysite.com/myservlet
(but i don t have the exact line on me ) i will search it
the code i use is :
Source myfiletxt = new StreamSource(new
File("/home/mast/myfile.txt"));
And where is this line of code, in a servlet, a listener, where?
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