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More importantly what does the servlet's servlet-mapping entry look like in
your web.xml?
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You have correctly reconfigured your interfaces to accept traffic on Port 8080
from/to127.0.0.1-
You have also correctly configured DNS/BIND entry for localhost
The hard part will be to make sure your vendor doesnt muck with a working
configuration..
Congratulations and Good Luck,
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Hi all again,
I am facing a weird problem. I got 2 servlets. One of them works pretty fine
while the other one is not found. Both are in the same place. I think the
problem has to do with path.
The first servlet I call directly from index.htm, it preforms a search in a
database table and display
Yes you *can* use packageless classes (but its not recommended)
You will find your packageless class located at
$CATALINA_HOME/webapps/WebApplicationName/WEB-INF/classes
Saludos!
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All my classes are into packages.
I used the same structure of "servlets-examples" sample in my application.
C:\Software\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat
5.5\webapps\servlets-examples\WEB-INF\classes
The servlets in this sample are under the classes folder just like in my
application.
Are you
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Dear Martin and David,
Thanks a lot for your help.
I am a total newbie with firewalls.
So what i did was the following:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] rohitsz]# service network restart
Shutting down interface eth0: [ OK ]
Shutting down loopback interface:
Found my answer:
listing option in the web.xml file.
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Why is it under tomcat 5.5.17 that I can't review, look at, in the
application manager the directory structure under a web application? Is
there some security setting that I'm overlooking? I can go to the jsp or
html explicitly but can't see a directory listing.
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(assuming your configs are backed up)
check out modify configs at
/etc/rc.d/init.d/network
*AND*
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifup
*then do*
service network restart
*then ICMP ping*
ping WhateverHostYouWantToPing
HTH,
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I guess I look at it the other way around. I want to be able to design
things that don't have to know whether they are being included or not.
The real case that I'm dealing with here is that I have the equivelant
of a Struts action. In some cases the Action will be accessed directly
by a use
Personally, I think it's bad design to have an include do a forward and
then expect the forward content to replace the include. A forward, even
from an include, should replace the entire content of the would be
response.
The behavior you are looking for could be done easily (and more cleanly)
Hi,
I'm wondering what the expected behaviour is when a JSP that is
included from another JSP then forwards to a third JSP? As an example:
- start.jsp
- some content on start.jsp
- _include_ included.jsp
- some content on included.jsp
- _forward_ to forwa
I think you need to fix your networking issues before trying to setup
tomcat. If the link you supplied is your support case, the lo network
interface isn't working or properly configured. ifconfig on a console
logged in as root should show the active network interfaces including at
least eth0
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when I try to deploy to tomcat I get the following error:
BUILD FAILED
/home/sven/workspace/project-template/build.xml:165: taskdef class
org.apache.catalina.ant.DeployTask cannot be found
I use suse-10.1, the tomcat is on the same machine. In yast there are many
packages an
chuanjiang lo wrote:
> Can anyone point me the any links that teaches how to use the ant task from
> Tomcat to start, stop, deploy, undeploy..etc.tc?
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/manager-howto.html#Executing%20Manager%20Commands%20With%20Ant
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The native connector code uses OpenSSL instead of java encryption
classes. The certificate formats are different. Try a self-signed
OpenSSL cert and see if it it works.
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Danny Lee wrote:
BTW: If I disable TCNative/AJP it does the trick, but damn, I wanna
use it!
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Thank you for your kindly response.
Best regards.
Gabriele
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I have some instructions at
http://jack.godau.googlepages.com/jbosscertificatesandopenssl
hopefully they are helpful.
Cheers
Jack...
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BTW: If I disable TCNative/AJP it does the trick, but damn, I wanna use it!
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Hi guys,
I have a strange problem: if I using TC 5.5.17 there is no response from
https://localhost:8443/ The same configuration under 5.5.15 works just
fine.
My server.xml:
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Console on the startup:
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INFO: Starting Coyote HTTP/1.1 o
Could it be a problem with port 8005?. Try to change the shutdown port at
server.xml and restart, or shutdown the service that is using the port 8005 at
Mandriva. It seems that Tomcat is able to use another ports like 8080 and 8009
Regards
César
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Can anyone point me the any links that teaches how to use the ant task from
Tomcat to start, stop, deploy, undeploy..etc.tc?
Appreciate any help
on *nix system the ps command will do wonder for you.
For windows check http://www.sysinternals.net/
regards
Leon
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Hi.
I'm using tomcat 4.1.30 for my web applications.
Here I got a requirement to get the CPU usage of tomcat process
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