Hi all,
Currently my Production system is working on tomcat 4.1.30 ( linux).
I would like to know the further upgrades of the server and what new has
been added . which tomcat would be stable? Need your advice
Thank yoou
Santosh
> From: Rob Hills [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Missing application web.xml, using defaults only -
> is this a Tomcat bug?
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Hi All,
I am currently using Tomcat 5.5.9 on Window XP Pro in my development
environment and I believe I have finally tracked down the
cause of a problem that has been plaguing me for some time. Until recently
I've not had the time to do the testing to establish what
the problem was. It appe
"James W. Anderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>I downloaded the source zip for both Tomcat 4.1.3 and 5.0.30 and have been
> struggling for three days now to get a build to work. I'm using the Sun
> J2SE 1.5 JDK and Ant 1.6.5. I followed the build instructions o
James Black wrote:
Murali wrote:
Hi ,
Can you someone provide me some information on how to precompile JSPs
(probably thousands of JSPs) ?
This might help.
http://www.rgagnon.com/javadetails/java-0414.html
This (and the site) is cool. Do you reckon it's
feasible to hook this code to a L
Frank Langanke wrote:
Murali schrieb:
Hi ,
Can you someone provide me some information on how to precompile JSPs
(probably thousands of JSPs) ?
Regards,
Murali
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.5-doc/jasper-howto.html
It looks to me like the only way to get Jasper 2 to
precompil
One further suggestion: don't hesitate for a second to start playing.
You can spend 20 hours reading the best book out there and I would still
say you won't learn as much as 10 hours of just hacking away at code
will teach you.
Some people like to take a sample app and rip it apart, and that's
Hi,
My code is running inside Tomcat 4.1.
Is there an option of getting the port and/or the ip address that the Tomcat
is listening to from the code, by using JMX, and by using any other way?
Thanks,
Y.
Before I go reinventing a wheel -- has anyone written a passthrough
proxy for Tomcat?
And if not, does anyone have suggestions on the most logical way to
implement one? As a Valve, as a Filter, as a servlet, as ___?
TIA!
--
Hassan Schroeder - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for the quick answer. Ill try to get the book you are advising me to
read.
My eagerness on studying all this tegnologies is because we had a seminary
about Java programming and I found out that there were lots of things I
didnt know about java this includes (EJB, JSP, STRUTS, TOMCAT), well
Hi Claudio,
first steps are always exiting. You need to get yourself knowledgeable.
There are good books and good online resources to get you started.
Btw. Tomcat doesn't do EJB, you would need Jeronimo for that (which used
Tomcat for JSP/Servlets). So Servlets/JSP is your entry point.
My absol
Claudio Veas wrote:
>
Hello my name is Claudio Veas Im from Argentina and I have successfully
installed Tomcat 5.0.28 if Im not mistaken. This is the first time with
Tomcat so I wanted to ask you people which should be my first step into the
world of web applications you know ( JSP, EJB) but ima
Hello my name is Claudio Veas Im from Argentina and I have successfully
installed Tomcat 5.0.28 if Im not mistaken. This is the first time with
Tomcat so I wanted to ask you people which should be my first step into the
world of web applications you know ( JSP, EJB) but ima total newbie in all
this
Why are you building Tomcat from the source? (OK, I understand there are
a multitude of reasons why someone might want to do this) But if
your intention is simply to run a Tomcat application, then why not
download & install the binaries? - installable Windows binaries seem to
be available f
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