We put a proxy in front of Tomcat. It serves all the static content.
emerson cargnin wrote:
Well, I said at the beginning that I'm not a big fan of this approach,
but I understand the reasons behind it and the difficulties it would
have to change it.
Other reason for using this approach is when
Right.
The only way access to your servers is "totally strict" is if they have
no network connection and no human input devices connected. However, in
the "spirit" in which you probably meant this, I will have to point out
that if your web apps are running on the internet then what you are
re
emerson cargnin wrote:
We use windows on the dev workstatios and unix (SunOS 5.10
Generic_120011-14 sun4v sparc SUNW,Sun-Fire-T200) on dev/qa/production
servers.
We use Java 5 and we are migrating to tomcat 5.5 or 6.
Ralph, why do you say it's dangerous? Even if it doesn't have java
code, it wou
We have a similar need. But doing this with JSPs is very dangerous since
they can have java code within them. Instead, using a templating
language like Velocity would seem to be a mucn better approach.
emerson cargnin wrote:
The policy of our company is to deploy the jsp's separated from the
Mike,
Have you been able to make any progress with this? I'm very interested
in the outcome as we experience the same problem.
Ralph
Roark, Mike wrote:
Filip,
Thanks for the help.
You were right about the default for disableUploadTimeout. I must have
been looking at 5.0 docs before, it loo
