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> | Please let me know if anybody has an idea about tomcat being FIPS
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> Good question. I would imagine that if you
Instead of a basic-authentication dialog box, I get the following error
message instead.
HTTP Status 401 -
type Status report
message
description This request requires HTTP authentication ().
Apache Tomcat/6.0.13
My tomcat-users.xml file looks like this:
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Robin,
robingandhi21 wrote:
| Please let me know if anybody has an idea about tomcat being FIPS
compliant.
Good question. I would imagine that if your JVM is not (i.e. Sun, etc.)
FIPS compliant, than Tomcat could not be, either. Any idea if Sun's JV
After redeploying many times the second webapp is now coming up. I
don't know why it suddenly stopped working, but I verified the app comes
up after bouncing the server.
Thanks for the help.
Bear
Bear Giles wrote:
It's commented out in the tomcat/conf context file.
The webapp that's loadin
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> You are referring to the webapp contexts as 'applications', while
> I regard the webapp contexts as *components* of a larger application.
Read the servlet spec,
Ok... so why are your trying to access your webapp on port 8080 when the
connector is clearly configured for port 9010? Try
http://ip:9010/index.html and change the port attribute in the
element if you are really after port 8080.
--David
Mary Joseph wrote:
I am facing a problem with tomca
Thanks for that unambiguous clarification! I will
settle for the fat independent webapp contexts.
On your comment below:
uma> I am trying to determine if its possible to attempt such a
uma> layering with Tomcat.
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Cc> It has nothing to do with Tomcat, but everything to do with
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> You won't duplicate a sorting algorithm even if it takes only
> a few more bytes would you?
Duplicating source code, certainly not. Duplicating within multipl
Thanks Doc. I am attempting to refactor common classes is not for
saving "a bit more of PermGen" space, but to create a structured layering.
You won't duplicate a sorting algorithm even if it takes only a few more bytes
would you?
I am trying to determine if its possible to attempt such a layeri
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> This has been the beginning of my problems: the common classes
> make direct and indirect references to the webapp-specific classes
> during the context loading.
"Doct
Env: Tomcat 6.0.14, JRE1.6
I have an application comprising a number of distinct webapp contexts
which use a common version of certain jarfiles. Loading an instance of
the jarfiles by each webapp classloader takes up a lot of memory.
Hence, I have moved these jarfiles to ${CATALINA_BASE}/lib. So
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Please let me know if anybody has an idea about tomcat5.0 supporting IPV6
Thanks in advance
Robin Gandhi
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Please let me know if anybody has an idea about tomcat being FIPS compliant.
Thanks in advance
Robin Gandhi
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Thank you very much. David Delbecq!
I think I can solve it with log4j**.
2008/1/12, David Delbecq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Well technically, tomcat does not write to catalina.out, it writes by
> default to standard output. The startup script does a redirect of tomcat
> stdout and stderr to catal
Well technically, tomcat does not write to catalina.out, it writes by
default to standard output. The startup script does a redirect of tomcat
stdout and stderr to catalina.out using the '>' operator.
Now, on unix system, when a file is opened and a handle is retrieved
(here by invoking shell
I have a question of separate tomcat logfile catalina.out.
I use newsyslog to create a new catalina.out every midnight. And the old log
file move to catalina.out.0.
But Tomcat always write the log to the old file catalina.out.0. Unless I
restart my tomcat, it will write the log to new file which
As I unterstand the mails before, you are merging Java-Certificates with
OpenSSL ones.
In the Tomcat connector you should use a SUN-JKS keystore instead of
PEM-Files (usually created by OpenSSL utilities).
Enter "Tomcat SSL keystore" in Google to get the recommended how-to.
Be aware of the foll
I am facing a problem with tomcat not working as stand-alone .
i had uncommented the
and tried to access my index.html as http://ip:8080/index.html
However,the server is rejecting this request as 400.
I got this problem only after upgrading to tomcat 4.1.36 from 4.1.34
Any idea what
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