Hello!
On Thu, Feb 24, 2022, 3:50 AM Amn Ojee Uw wrote:
> I am trying to setup Tomecat in Netbeans, but after installing Tomcat in
> my Debian 11, and in Netbeans going to "Tools -> Servers->Add server
> ->Apache Tomcat or TomEE
> -> Server Location
> -> Browse"
>
> I cannot tell in which direct
I am trying to setup Tomecat in Netbeans, but after installing Tomcat in
my Debian 11, and in Netbeans going to "Tools -> Servers->Add server
->Apache Tomcat or TomEE
-> Server Location
-> Browse"
I cannot tell in which directory Tomcat 10.x was installed.
I am not a qualified programmer, I am j
Good afternoon,
On a Centos 7 machine, I have multiple full tomcat installs.
/var/tomcat_installs/initiatingPROD
/var/tomcat_installs/respondingPROD
My app uses a spring configuration for cxf, and uses catalina.base to identify
the location for the keystore/truststore, and log4j2 for logging.
On 22/02/2022 17:59, John Barrow wrote:
John,
Thanks for separating this out into a new thread.
As a life-long supporter of Subversion, this was my first foray into
the world of git, but I believe, after a quick crash course, I have
managed to have forked and cloned Tomcat onto my laptop!
Christopher,
> You will just change the implementation to answer the question "have any
resources been modified, but not-too-recently?"
OK
> The check must be fast, otherwise it will hang-up other processes on the
server. Don't introduce any new loops or stalls. Just return true or false
as
Hi Greg,
> You should not need to reload tomcat for code unless NetBeans cannot handle
> hot reload.
I don't believe that there is a problem with NetBeans, it updates the
active code files in the WEB_APP/classes perfectly, but then as
previously discussed in the other thread, there is no file lo
There is no need to compile anything, the native libraries are supposed
to be provided in the libtcnative-1 packet.
I found the problem, I guess it should be reported to the debian tomcat
package maintainer. The path /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu is missing from
the default java.library.path.
To
Am 23.02.22 um 09:12 schrieb Claude Brisson:
Hi.
After an upgrade from debian buster to debian bullseye, the APR native
library stopped working:
Did you install libapr1 libapr1-dev libssl-dev before compiling?
Markus
# dpkg -l | ag tomcat
ii libtcnative-1:amd64 1.2.26-1
Hi.
After an upgrade from debian buster to debian bullseye, the APR native
library stopped working:
# dpkg -l | ag tomcat
ii libtcnative-1:amd64 1.2.26-1 amd64
Tomcat native library using the Apache Portable Runtime
ii libtomcat9-java
There have been lots of emails on this, sorry if I have missed something..
Although I don't use net beans, I use Eclipse with the venerable Sysdeo
Tomcat Plugin (modified), and from my experience set reloadable =
"false". I would stop and restart tomcat for method signature changes,
new class
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