> Why are you using httpd? If everything is being forwarded to Tomcat, adding
> httpd just slows things down and makes your life more complicated.
We are using httpd as we serve *many* static files too and not every
request is being forwarded to Tomcat - we have our reasons for using
apache as a
Hi,
I'm currently trying to understand the best practices for tomcat6
application deployments given certain restrictions:
1 - We deploy exploded dirs only, not WAR files
2 - We need to be able to hot deploy jsps (but not classes/jars)
without restarting tomcat
3 - The application must be the ROOT
Do you have the JDK installed or just the jre? Remember tomcat really
needs a jdk to compile jsps
Kev
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>> I am trying to configure a JNDIRealm to authenticate against an Active
>> Directory.
>> http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/realm-howto.html#JNDIRealm
>>
>> The authentication seems to work but I wonder how to map LDAP groups
>> to security roles.
>> I do not want to add groups in the LDAP s
Hi
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> Hi
>
> I am searching for comet clients for java, perl and C.
> (I know, this is basically the wrong list, but I expect to find people here
> who had the same problem and maybe solutions...)
>
> In Java HTTPClient, w
Hi,
> Does anyone have a suggestion? Does the general approach seem
> reasonable?
We have similar requirements, but at the moment we are using a
subclass of JDBCRealm, here is our authenticate method:
@Override
public Principal authenticate(Connection connection, String userName,
String
Hi,
We have to add functionality to the provided realms. We started with
a JDBCRealm, extended it and added our custom functionality.
Now I've changed from a JDBCRealm (as the super class) to a
DataSourceRealm as the super class.
The problem is - how can I unit test a DataSourceRealm outside of
Hi,
> I have occasionally seen this problem, but every time I have seen it is
> due to a poorly written JEE application. For example I have seen in
> Tomcat 5.5 if the JEE application creates a thread but due to some
> problem or exception it does not remove the thread, tomcat will not
> shutdown.
Hi,
We have tomcat 6.0.14 installed on fedora core running JDK6.
Using 'service tomcat start' works fine (executes /etc/init.d/tomcat.sh) :
su -c $TOMCAT_USER "$TOMCAT_SCRIPT start"
(where $TOMCAT_USER == tomcat; $TOMCAT_SCRIPT == catalina.sh)
However when we run the corresponding stop (equiva
