So i'm not too familiar with tomcat 9. However, I did notice that
maxHttpHeaderSize
default is supposed to be 8KB in 9. That is set on the connector. Which
affects both request and response headers.
https://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-9.0-doc/config/http.html
Did you try that?
If i'm not mistaken a
I saw this mentioned a couple years ago, on tomcat 7, but don't see
anything recent on this topic and I'm using 9.0.43. Of 59 separate
requests to same servlet three repeatedly do not have the header entry
added by the servlet to the response. The remaining 56 all have the
header/value. The
Thanks. I used the migration tool.
The problem is still there.
I believe this simple *.nix shell script can do a better job
grep -RiIl 'javax' | xargs sed -i 's/javax/jakarta/g'
Quick grep explanation:
-R - recursive search
-i - case-insensitive
-I - skip binary files (you wan
Dana, Please see the migration -guide
(https://tomcat.apache.org/migration-10.html) here is a quote from it "
Apache Tomcat 10 supports the Jakarta Servlet 5.0, Jakarta Server Pages 3.0,
Jakarta Expression Language 4.0, JakartaWebSocket 2.0 and Jakarta
Authentication 2.0
specifications
Hi ,
I changed tomcat version
from
8.5.38
to
10.0.5
The setup was running without web.xml and it was picking up index.jsp
automatically
but with the new version there is a connection refused error.
what has changed ?
Thanks
danawhite...@aol.com
Is it possible to place and use binaries (including shared libraries) in a
webapp? Very much like
supplying jars to the "lib"-directory?
Use case: if possible, I would like to create a webapp that includes non-Java
binaries (executable,
image and shared libraries) that get interfaced with via JN
Am 09.04.21 um 22:31 schrieb Orendt, John:
> Hi
>
> My goal is to set up a web server on Windows 10 that supports TLSv1.3 with
> mutual authentication.
>
> I have had success with Apache on Ubuntu 20.04. I was able to generate the
> server and client x509 leaf certs which apache validates up the