Hi,
Can any one let me know how to increase the JVM paramerter in tomcat and
i am using linux environment.I want to set something like the following
MaxPermSize=256m whether it is safe or it will affect the already stored
web app files.
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Regards,
Muruga
Hi,
Sub: Debugging web module using Tomcat 5.5 web server with IntelliJ Idea.
Past 24 months i am using tomcat web server. Its really very intersting.
Could you please send details about how can i debug the web module using
tomcat 5.5 web server with IntelliJ Idea.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Hi,
Sub: Debugging web module using Tomcat 5.5 web server with IntelliJ Idea.
Past 24 months i am using tomcat web server. Its really very intersting.
Could you please send details about how can i debug the web module using
tomcat 5.5 web server with IntelliJ Idea.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
I did see a reference to a "socket servlet" which touches on this.
Tomcat has doe a lot in it that is very useful (to re-itterate)
- Administration of sevlets on a "live" server with web interface
- handling of depolyment and undeplyment
- integration with IDEs and build systems (eclipse, ant, et
John McPeek bellsouth.net> writes:
> If you use eclipse and WTP it does all that for you. Then you can spend
> almost 0 time thinking about start/stop/reload stuff.
Thanks for the reply. However, it will reload the webapp whenever
a change is made, just like setting reloadable to true and wil
Hi Remy,
I want to go the other way and decrease the number of servlets created
due to the heavy amount of objects hanging off each of these servlets.
What I have done is modify the addInitParameter method to look for an
init parameter "stm-max-instances" thus allowing the parameter to be
placed
> > From: Rutherford, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Determining the complete classpath for a web app in
> > Tomcat 5.5
> >
> > I am attempting to find a (preferably simple :-) way to find out the
> > complete classpath for a web app.
>
> Not sure why you want to do this, but i
It's probably not really worth trying. IMHO, Either use Tomcat 6 with the
NIO Connector, or use GlassFish with Grizzly.
Of course, since you are running on Windows, you probably won't be very
happy with NIO (although I haven't tried it with Java 6 yet). I would
expect that any NIO Connector w
Fletcher Cocquyt schrieb:
> But say we have a survey webapp (users fill in a form) and the following
> scenario occurs:
> 1) user goes to /survey/favoritemusic/ that sets a cookie upon new user
> landing
> on the webpage
> 2) the user starts filling out the form
> 3) tomcat connection expires/end
Kristian Rink schrieb:
> This seems reasonable. However, in terms of load balancing, I wonder
> whether there are any benchmark / comparisons on that:
Of course, stickyness and load balancing are contrary goals. So there
will be no solution with stikyness and perfect load balancing.
> - Using sti
Hi
I am looking for ways to better scale my application running on Tomcat
and need to know what my options are.
Is it possible to run Tomcat 5.5 with the Grizzly NIO HTTP Connector? If
so can anyone provide me with instructions on how to configure this
successfully?
How does the Grizzly HTTP Conn
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