Hello Thomas,
We will need more information to help you. The stack trace that is
shown in the browser for a JSF exception is almost never useful
information for debugging. Pull out the whole stack trace from the
log file and send that. The log should show three stack traces; it is
the third on
Upon reflection my team has decided that it is some
strange interaction between Firefox and our VMware
instance running Tomcat. If we kill Firefox, then Tomcat
resumes processing requests. How bizarre.
Sorry to waste the bandwidth.
-Bryan
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Hi all,
This might not be the right forum for this. Let em know if
I should post this to the tomcat-dev alias.
THE PROBLEM
The problem we are experience is that occasionally Tomcat (5.5.20)
is deadlocking; see the attached output from a kill -3 on the tomcat
process.
Has anyone seen this happ
es are the same, and it can be quite confusing trying to figure it out,
as the CastClassException doesn't indicate the loader, only the class name.
Tim
-Original Message-
From: Bryan Basham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 1:10 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Hello,
I am developing a system in which every webapp deployed to Tomcat uses JSF.
So, I decided to move the common JSF configuration from each
webapp/WEB-INF/web.xml
into the TOMCAT/conf/web.xml file.
At startup time everything looks fine. Here's an example of the output
I see for each weba
Did you know that you have programmatic control over the
session timeout. Simply call the setMaxInactiveInterval method
on the HttpSession object with a value in seconds. So if you
know that a given request will take 10 minutes you can say:
session.setMaxInactiveInterval(600); at the beginning o
Oops... I had some bugs in the code. Here's the latest source.
-Bryan/
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TestSharedSession.tar.gz
Description: GNU Zip compressed data
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mple webapp (after restarting Tomcat, of
course) I am not seeing any output in any log file (nor to the
console) from
my test manager.
Is my configuration invalid? What am I missing?
Sincere thanks,
Bryan
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*StillSecure*
Bryan Basham
Senior Software Engineer (UI Development)
F
e the tag to setup the manager on all
webapps.
Unfortunately, when I run a simple webapp (after restarting Tomcat, of
course) I am not seeing any output in any log file (nor to the console) from
my test manager.
Is my configuration invalid? What am I missing?
Sincere thanks,
Bryan
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*StillSec
