Tad Woods wrote:
> However, looking at the Tomcat Manager, my web app now appears twice, once
> under "/root" and again under "/". That makes sense if the directories under
> the appBase are now automatically added as Contexts.
Try using ROOT. Case is important.
> So, why not just do the followin
I first changed my configuration as follows, moving what was under
"public_html" under "root".
This works, and the does take precedence again over
directories of the same name as the pattern, which is good.
However, looking at the Tomcat Manager, my web app now appears twice, once
under "/roo
first you need to configure your DataSource in /WEB-INF/web.xml as in this
example
javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.sql.dataSource
jdbc:mysql://hostname:Port/DBName,com.mysql.jdbc.Driver,username,password
Martin
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What steps have you taken to debug this problem?
For example:
1. Enable debug logging.
2. Insert debugging statements into the code and follow the control flow
3. Break down the problem into its components.
- test the SQL statements with a command line program (psql if you
are using Postgresq
The logs don't say anything because there's no errors. It simply doesn't update
the database without giving errors.
> Date: Sun, 30 Dec 2007 10:38:45 +> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:
> users@tomcat.apache.org> Subject: Re: jdbc sql update doesn't work> > rameau
> rameau1982 wrote:> > hi!> >
rameau rameau1982 wrote:
> hi!
> When trying to do an update on my database via JDBC it doesn't do
> anything. I give you the sources and if somebody can help me it would be
> great! thank's!
> PS: everything else works perfectly.
What do the logs say?
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hi!When trying to do an update on my database via JDBC it doesn't do anything.
I give you the sources and if somebody can help me it would be great! thank's!
PS: everything else works perfectly.
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Well, the index.html is in the context root directory, not inside the web-inf.
After doing the deployment, when you access in your browser to the path:
localhost:8080/practica3/ it presents you automatically the index.html. You
don't need to put the wellcome file tag in the web.xml because tomc
