Hi!
what about treating this problem as a chat system? You want to broadcast
messages, right? Maybe http://cometd.org/
is of any help (did not use it now personally)
Jens
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On 04.07.2013, at 00:14, Vince Stewart wrote:
> Hi Jose,
>
> a couple of things,
> 1) I use embedded
Hi!
What kind of data do you want to share? Just a view "bytes"? Is there an
requirement concerning durability/persistence/performance?
Is this user=session related or do you want to share data in general? Usually
if you have a session id the lb will route your user always to the same
container
Hi Don!
Usually each Webapp has its own classloader thus two webapps can have different
versions of the same class. Classloaders are chained so if a class is not found
search continues in the next classloader. Shared just means one classloader is
used by different webapps thus you may run into
Hi Don!
You can try to move only common libs shared by all yor different webapps to the
shared classloader but leave the application core in seperate war files?
Jens
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On 04.06.2013, at 17:36, Don Asper wrote:
> I am considering using the Tomcat 7 shared classloader to r
Why do you need a Webserver at all?
What about plain Java Sockets instead?
Jens
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Am 19.11.2012 um 03:34 schrieb Baron Von Awsm :
> My web app consists of a single servlet, no JSPs and no static content. The
> servlet retrieves XML from POST submissions and hands the XML
ond
> But a shortage on memory is hard to recover
>
> Jeff
>
> Le vendredi 28 septembre 2012, mailingl...@j-b-s.de a écrit :
>
>> Maybe an infinite loop? We observed something similar due to a bug in the
>> java regex impl and certain user input causes this regex looping
Maybe an infinite loop? We observed something similar due to a bug in the java
regex impl and certain user input causes this regex looping behaviour. As this
locked one core but to the user it simply looked like server was not
responding, guess what happend? Right: they press refresh page and ne
Try:
URI uri = new URI("file//c:/.."); // win
Or
"file:///yourdir/.." on unix (note 3 "/").
From uri you can get the url and from here you can open an inputstream or you
can use "new File(url.toFile())"
To access a resource from your classpath the following will do:
URL url =
Thread.curren
What about a non-tomcat solution like a load balancer (apache, nginx?) in front
of your tomcats?
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On 21.08.2012, at 12:25, Miguel González Castaños
wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I have a Tomcat web server. From time to time, I need to do some
> maintenance and want people not
JMS (like ActiceMQ)
Terracotta DSO?
Jens
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On 13.06.2012, at 06:12, Albert Kam wrote:
> If you are talking about how to notify other webapps, i think you're
> actually talking about integration between existing applications here,
> which can be done using RMI (java only an
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