works,
without header setting, it does not. Quite the opposite of Tomcat.
When I try against www.yahoo.com, i find the same behavior as Tomcat.
I wonder how it is related to the origin server, the format of their response or
version?
Thanks!
--Zhenxin Wang
DoCoMo Labs USA
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who has used the commons-httpclient before shed some light?
Thanks!
--Zhenxin Wang
DoCoMo Labs USA
the origin server and get the response.
I wonder does current Tomcat code base have the request forwarding logic or not? If
not, where can I get an open source java code for the request forwarding logic.
Thanks!
--Zhenxin Wang
DoCoMo Labs USA
I do not think Tomcat supports JMS, Tomcat is only a servlet and JSP
container.
--Zhenxin Wang
DoCoMo Labs USA
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What is the role of Naming (org.apache.naming packeage) in Tomcat?
Is it an essential part of Tomcat? Can the servlet container work without it?
If it can be taken off, what I have to sacrifice.
Thanks!
--Zhenxin Wang
DoCoMo Labs USA
This may be a trivial question.
Within the Tomcat context, what is exactly a Cluster ? And how is it related to other
architecture components such as Engine, Host, and Context? How is it can be used or
specified?
Thanks!
--Zhenxin Wang
DoCoMo Labs USA
directory from "ant
gen_demo" is empty. So is the file of webapps_cks_mtcdep.java .
Thanks!
--Zhenxin Wang
DoCoMo Labs USA
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Is there an updated architecture document (or a set of documents) that explains the
architecture of Tomcat 4? I only found some that seems to be out of dated.
Thanks!
--Zhenxin Wang
DoCoMo Labs USA
I wonder how I can build a smaller version of Tomcat by taking away some of the
features I do not need, such as security, cluster, logger, and sessions. Is there an
easy way to do it? Or the only way is to change the code?
--Zhenxin Wang
DoCoMo Labs USA
I noticed that there are objects in running Tomcat4.0.4 seen through a
java profiler (OptimizeIt), but did not find it in the source. I wonder
why? Looks like its functionality is about XML parsing. Is it because
they were built into JDSK1.4?
Thanks!
* Zhenxin Wang
* DoCoMo USA
Hi,
I wonder anyone has done hooking up a Java Profiler such as OptimizeIt
or JProbe.
The Tomcat startup script is a bit hard to digest.
How to start Tomcat (4.0.4) by running java . from cmd line?
Thanks!
--Zhenxin Wang
DoCoMo USA Labs
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Hi,
Besides the obvious .html, servlet, and JSP, what are the other features
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