Hi all,
Iam planning to turn on the HTTP/1.1 GZIP compression for my
application by setting the compression attribute of http connector.
Iam sure that this will reduce my bandwidth requirements.
But I have a doubt. Is Compressing the responses will eat away many
CPU cycles and affect my throughput
hmm
if u have manger application running , try depploying (or redeploying
) admin application theu it
and then try to login
I hope u added the user with which r trying to login into admin in
tomcat-users.xml
If u have tried all these already and still failed then I too dont
have a clue :-(
On 7
In lieu of using web.xml, I'm trying to add an init parameter in our
application's context.xml file:
According to the Tomcat docs, this is equivalent to using the following in
web.xml:
paramName
dummyValue
In my JSP page, I try the following:
<%= getServletContext().ge
Help! I'm sure my problem boils down to simple syntax, but I've been
wrestling with it for days so its time to ask...
I'm running a default installation of Tomcat 5.5.9 on Windows XP purely for
development/training purposes. As a matter of principal I like to keep all
my data separate from my othe
Where does this get installed? Remember, I am a total newbie at this.
And do I even need this? The error says:
"This release of Apache Tomcat was packaged to run on J2SE 5.0
or later. It can be run on earlier JVMs by downloading and
installing a compatibility package from the Apache Tomcat
bin
Hi Tim,
Thanx for this again - sorry to be a pain - but this is good info - so the
bugger size value is a jsp page directive? I'll check into it - but if you
can confirm I would appreciate it.
Thanx
Adile
-Original Message-
From: Tim Funk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: July 24, 2005 7
I'm doing a very similar thing through but my configuration is a little
different.
I'm using an apache/tomcat configuration with Mod_jk as the connector.
Apache handles the bulk of the http requests so to do what you want to do I
set it up through apache.
I do it by doing one thing only in the ht
Ah...tells me this relese of tomcat was packaged to run on J2SE 5.0 or
later but can run on earlier JVM's by getting a compatibility package.
Looks like I need the latest J2SE.
Thanks!
On 7/25/05, Larry Meadors <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Start it with this (from $CATALINA_HOME/bin):
>
> ./c
The best practice is to find the "leak" and fix it. Restarting is a cover up
to a problem that may cause bigger problems down the road as the project
scope increases. You "can" do this but it only hides the real problem and if
someone replicates you site and forgets to write or enable the script, t
hi,
i'm looking for some feedback on whether or not it's a normal procedure
to regularly restart tomcat. we have some memory leak somewhere that
forces us to restart the process every 6-8 days but we're thinking that
just putting in a script to restart daily would prevent this and may not
be
Start it with this (from $CATALINA_HOME/bin):
./catalina.sh jpda run
Larry
On 7/25/05, blackwater dev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have fedora core 3 and have tomcat installed. I can start it up
> successfully using startup.sh but can't connect to localhost at
> localhost:8080.
I turned of iptables and it didn't help. I tried nstat and didn't see
anything listed with port 8080.
Thanks!
On 7/25/05, Edrei Marcelo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> this port could be block by the firewall try iptables -L to see the rules an
> netstat to see wich port your server is listenin
this port could be block by the firewall try iptables -L to see the rules an
netstat to see wich port your server is listening, sorry but i dont the
remember now the best parameter to see this, but you can see it at man netstat
- Original Message -
From: blackwater dev
To: tomcat-u
Hello,
I have fedora core 3 and have tomcat installed. I can start it up
successfully using startup.sh but can't connect to localhost at
localhost:8080. How can I debug this to see what is going on?
Thanks!
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You need the compatibility stuff:
http://jakarta.apache.org/site/downloads/downloads_tomcat-5.cgi
Search for "compat" on that page, and you'll see it.
Larry
On 25 Jul 2005 18:52:00 GMT, David E. Shapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have the same problem here. If you tail -f the catalina l
I have the same problem here. If you tail -f the catalina log it never
completes the startup. It hangs trying to set the context for admin for me.
Can somebody let us know what we are doing wrong?
Bruce E. Stemplewski wrote on 7/25/05 2:54 am:
I just installed Tomcat for the first time ever s
Kenu Heo wrote:
Korean translation of ApplicationResources.properties is finished.
>
I wish it would be a helpful resource.
untar attatch file in $CATALINA_HOME
Many thanks. Many atatchment types are blocked on the list. Please
create a bugzilla item and add your properties file to that.
M
Am Montag, 25. Juli 2005 17:39 schrieb Remy Maucherat:
>
> There's indeed a cut & paste error (the default ports for HTTP and
> HTTPS are inverted), so you need to add an extra '!':
>
> Index: Http11AprProcessor.java
> ===
> RCS
On 7/25/05, Markus Schönhaber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I've configured Tomcat 5.5.10 to use APR. The HTTP-Connector listens on port
> 80, the HTTPS-Connector listens on port 443. A request for
> https://www/tomcat-docs
> generates the following response:
>
> GET /tomcat-docs HTTP/1
You have to wrap the HttpServletRequest with a class that overrides the methods
relating to the URI. I've attached an abstract class that I wrote to make this
a bit easier.
You will have to implement the rewriteURL method to do the necessary String
parsing.
Then in your filter doFilter:
cha
Where can I find Windows binaries for libapr and libtcnative?
Any hint is appreciated.
-- Juergen
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hi all,
I want to write a filter which will overwrite the request URL in
incoming httprequest.
if incoming request's URI contains *./myservletName/extra1/extra2.*
I want to reset it to *./myservletName?param1=extra1¶m2=extra2 and
pass this request object to subsequent processing (filter chain).
Could it be that I am writing a text file, where you are writing a zip file ?
On 7/25/05, Arup Vidyerthy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Strange... I have identical code and it works IE and FireFox.
>
> This is how write it out into the response stream
>
> // set up the response header with the con
Strange... I have identical code and it works IE and FireFox.
This is how write it out into the response stream
// set up the response header with the content type, the file name and
// the file size
//
res.setContentType("application/zip");
res.setHeader("Content-disposition", "attachment; filen
> From: Schwarz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: AW: how to get the original requestURI after jsp:forward()
>
> set a session bean with the original uri.
I don't think you want to put a request-specific data item into the
session - if there's more than one request being processed
simultaneou
I have a servlet that generates data that I want to write to the
client's browser. This data is just ASCII text. The problem that I
am running into is that Internet Explorer's "Save As" window defaults
the filename to the name of my servlet. Firefox/Netscape will save
the file as the filename th
I am trying to configure tomcat to listen on the same port, but
different IP's. Is this possible using Tomcat?
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Yes, those files are exactly where you say they should be.
Thanks.
Ryan
Peddireddy Srikanth wrote:
may be you would have done this but I want to know...
whethere you extracted all files from that admin archive (zip or tar)
and placed the files in respective folders like
admin.xml in "\con
Hello!
I've configured Tomcat 5.5.10 to use APR. The HTTP-Connector listens on port
80, the HTTPS-Connector listens on port 443. A request for
https://www/tomcat-docs
generates the following response:
GET /tomcat-docs HTTP/1.1
Host: www
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; de-DE; rv:
I have some JSP which throws an exception, which Tomcat then logs. We
catch that exception and deal with it, so I don't want it logged.
Previously we've changed the Tomcat code to avoid logging this
particular exception, but I'm trying to avoid doing that, so that I
don't need to provide my own To
If you configure tomcat server in SSL mode, you can say what to do. In your
server.xml, at the ssl connector it says what to do with the users. If you
configure with no authentication, all users can see all. If you say want I
think it says what to do with the user and if you put TRUE it means that
Hi,
I am developing an application where I managed to use client
authentication requiring a certificate installed in the browser. I have
remarked anyway that when a certificate is expired or there is no
certificate at all, Tomcat doesn't allow the user to use the
application. This is right af
Dirk.Weigenand wrote:
> You could then set up another 'fake' smtp server that simply sends your
> messages to /dev/null or stores them locally for later inspection. Have
> a look at james:
>
> http://james.apache.org/
>
> or dumbster:
>
> http://quintanasoft.com/dumbster/
thanks for the links. d
Hi,
I would like to use the configured realm to authenticate users but I
don't want to use the standard J2EE mechanism (for many reasons).
Also, my needs for authorisations are not limited to URLs and are more
fine-grained. Since I configured a JNDI realm I wanted to access the
reamù in my webapp
>
> Hello,
>
> I have a forward to a jsp-file. This jsp-file needs to know which URI
> was requested in the initial request. Currently, I can only see the
> requestURI of the forwarded jsp-file. Any ideas?
set a session bean with the original uri.
I've needed to do this in the past: I created a filter that set the set the
requestURI in an attribute in the request. There may be a better way.
Martin
Marten Lehmann wrote:
Hello,
I have a forward to a jsp-file. This jsp-file needs to know which URI
was requested in the initial request. C
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