wolverine my wrote:
Hi!
May I know which specification that describe the web.xml contents?
Depends. Tomcat supports a few of the Servlet and JSP specs (maybe all
of them). You specify which one you're using in the web.xml itself. As
I recall, Servlets 2.3 has a DTD while Servlets 2.4 has
From the docs [1], it's slightly unclear to me what the load-balancer
is exactly. I've kind of gleaned from other sources that it's perhaps
an apache httpd running modjk?
Thanks,
Dave
1. http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/cluster-howto.html
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To turn session off
put <%@ page session="false" %> in your JSP.
That works.
Thanks,
Dave
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Tim Lucia wrote:
Tomcat doesn't create sessions. Web applications create sessions. I.e.,
code says:
HttpSession session =
((HttpServletRequest)request).getSession({true|false}); // true for create
if not exist, false for don't create);
That's strange because there is no call to getSession()
Anyway to configure a Tomcat 5.5 app to not create sessions through
META-INF/context.xml? The closest thing I've found was the
maxInactiveInterval attribute of the manager element. E.g.,
But, even that doesn't work properly. Anyone know what I need to do?
Thanks,
-Dave
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David Durham wrote:
Hi-
I'm using apache-tomcat-5.5.15 that I downloaded about 15 minutes ago.
My installation is just to unzip to a directory, and run startup.bat.
Strangely, the logger is set to debug somehow. The end the startup
script because of a ton of digester DEBUG log state
Hi-
I'm using apache-tomcat-5.5.15 that I downloaded about 15 minutes ago. My
installation is just to unzip to a directory, and run startup.bat. Strangely,
the logger is set to debug somehow. The end the startup script because of a
ton of digester DEBUG log statements going to the console.
