Jacob Rhoden wrote:
I have recently discovered the tomcat manager can not only show a list
of sessions, but the "Gussed username" for that session. This is very
handy except it seems to read a session variable called "user" and
just displays it. Our session object called "user" is a class not a
Hi,
I have recently discovered the tomcat manager can not only show a list
of sessions, but the "Gussed username" for that session. This is very
handy except it seems to read a session variable called "user" and just
displays it. Our session object called "user" is a class not a string,
show
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Kevin,
Kevin Jackson wrote:
> Yes we are using the pure java version (not rpm package) for this reason.
Then where did the /etc/init.d/tomcat.sh come from? Did you roll your
own? Did you copy the packaged version and configure it to work with the
off
Hi,
> I have occasionally seen this problem, but every time I have seen it is
> due to a poorly written JEE application. For example I have seen in
> Tomcat 5.5 if the JEE application creates a thread but due to some
> problem or exception it does not remove the thread, tomcat will not
> shutdown.
Kevin Jackson wrote:
Has anyone else experienced a problem with tomcat6 not cleanly
shutting down? I do testing etc on windows too and I notice from time
to time that shutdown.bat will sometimes fail to cleanly shutdown
tomcat, so I think the problem is in bootstrap.jar (Catalina.stop),
and noth
I am using 5.5.20
On Oct 22, 2007, at 10:25 PM, foo shyn wrote:
Hmm which Tomcat version you are using? For Tomcat 4.1 AFAIK you
have to put a link in your application's web.xml to the global
resources in order for your application to access it.
HTH
FooShyn
Mark Thomas wrote:
Andrei Tchi
Hi,
We have tomcat 6.0.14 installed on fedora core running JDK6.
Using 'service tomcat start' works fine (executes /etc/init.d/tomcat.sh) :
su -c $TOMCAT_USER "$TOMCAT_SCRIPT start"
(where $TOMCAT_USER == tomcat; $TOMCAT_SCRIPT == catalina.sh)
However when we run the corresponding stop (equiva
Hmm which Tomcat version you are using? For Tomcat 4.1 AFAIK you have to
put a link in your application's web.xml to the global resources in
order for your application to access it.
HTH
FooShyn
Mark Thomas wrote:
Andrei Tchijov wrote:
when I am trying to do " ... initCtx.list( "java:comp/
There isn't a problem here :). When Tomcat (or more correctly JSSE) sees an
expired certificate, it just stops talking to the client, leaving the client
to have to guess the reason.
There are various patches in BZ to warn on expired certs (mostly against TC
5), but none that have been implemen
It is possible, but not easy. The Connector is integrated pretty tightly
with the Catalina code now. In particular, you can't just call the invoke
method on the Context, since the mappings are done via the Connector.
It will probably be easier to create a Connector using the
MemoryProtocolHan
Thanks Chris for the response.
-Venky
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Sent: Monday, October 22, 2007 1:04 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Number of Threads in request processing pool and JVM heap
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The Apache Tomcat team wishes to announce that Tomcat 5.0.x will no
longer be supported.
Users are encouraged to upgrade to the latest stable 6.x release or,
if that is not practical, the latest stable 5.5.x for continued support.
Kind regards,
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Andrei Tchijov wrote:
> when I am trying to do " ... initCtx.list( "java:comp/env" ); ...". Do I
> need to do anything to "enable" JNDI? Does it make any difference that I
> am trying to use JNDI from Valve?
Probably. I haven't looked at the code but I would not expect this to
work. Test it in a J
There seems to be good documentation for configuring Realms. I
currently have a JAASRealm working by implementing a
javax.security.auth.spi.LoginModule
I have found very little documentation for custom Authenticators. Your
_outline_ is helpful, but I am still struggling.
My class which extends
o
Hi,
I guess I am missing something very very basic, but I can not see
what it is. I am trying to make some resources available via JNDI. I
have put appropriate "GlabalNamingResources/Resource" into my
server.xml ( and I think I did it properly - at least tomcat is not
complaining about
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Auke,
Auke Noppe wrote:
> Is it possible to start an instance of (embedded)tomcat without connector,
> and to invoke pages through the context.invoke(request, response) method?
Do you mind describing a scenario where this is useful? The only thing I
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Venky,
Venkatesh Jayaraman (jvenky) wrote:
> I have 80 servlets on tomcat and each of them can have 5 five concurrent
> requests to be processed as per design.
That is an odd design. Why up to five, but no more?
> 80 * 5 = 400 thread I need for
Hi,
There is a problem in out project for an outside Application to connect to
Servlet deployed in Tomcat. The outside application is giving Timeout errors
around 30-40% of the time.
There are more than 20 servlets deployed in the tomcat and there are around
10-12 requests (for all the servlets) c
I would appreciate if you give me a suggestion how to enforce clients to
access servlet through SSL for TOMCAT 5.2.25 and JDK 1.5.0_12. ( The
TOMCAT is set up for SSL with APR 1.9 and I can access it via HTTPS)
I was thinking that I can accomplish that with the following:
Werner,
After having the same problem, I discovered that by default "keytool"
defaults to GNU Classpath, whereas what you want is Java's identically-named
keytool. Try this:
$JAVA/keytool -genkey -alias tomcat -keyalg RSA -keystore
/tmp/tomcat.keystore
Where $JAVA is your java install's bin di
Shaji wrote:
> When Tomcat 6 finds that the specified AJP port is already in use,
> it increments the port number and try to bind to the next available
port.
Why does the AJP connector do this? Does mod_jk try the "next port"
too?
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Great. If you want to improve our documentation, feel free to open a
bugzilla issue and attach some text.
Stéphane Hanser wrote:
Thanks a lot, I used the jkstatus and added url calls in my deployment
process. Everything works fine, my app is now available even while I'm
redeploying it
Stéphane
Thanks a lot, I used the jkstatus and added url calls in my deployment
process. Everything works fine, my app is now available even while I'm
redeploying it
Stéphane
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You can tell the mod_jk load balancer to disable or stop workers
temporarily via a status worker. There is a docs page for the status
worker, which also describes the URL structure.
We also have an ant task "jkstatus", that can be used to combine ant
with the mod_jk status worker. There might
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> Hello,
>
> I have SSL setup on tomcat port 8443, the ssl connection works for a
> while and then times out (not able to connection). However, the
> connection on port 80 is still active and I can connect with out any
> issues.
>
> Anyone seen this before. Any ideas.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Abi
>
Hello everybody,
Im currently working on a webapp using tomcat as application server. As we
got a lot of users and the server was not able to handle them all alone, we
run 2 instances of tomcat and we use load balancing through a
workers.properties file in apache2 directory.
I need to rede
> From: Sören Krokfors [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: FW: Include of Visual C++ runtime library into
> tomcat installation on Windows plattform..
>
> I have noticed that Tomcat installation does not include the
> msvcr71.dll
Note that the above .dll is included in the current Sun JDK and
Hello!
I have noticed that Tomcat installation does not include the
msvcr71.dll, there are merge modules for this from Microsoft.
I also did install Tomcat in native mode, maybe that have something to
do with it?
Problem appears first when you try to Start tomcat service, it will not
start a
Hi there,
Is it possible to start an instance of (embedded)tomcat without connector,
and to invoke pages through the context.invoke(request, response) method?
I have written a small application which starts embedded tomcat with a
server, engine, host and context, but without connector.
And t
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