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>> From: risky57 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: Re: Tomcat Embedded - Limitations?
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>> embedded tomat doesnt really need configuration as far as i know.
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> Of course it does - you just do it via API calls, not config files. The
> wrapper in the stand
so why do i need to configure regular tomcat?
embedded tomat doesnt really need configuration as far as i know.
and if you dont need to configure embedded tomcat and there are no
limitations, why would i want to download regular tomcat instead of tomcat
embedded?
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markt wrote:
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> risky57 wrote:
>> Does anyone know the limitations on tomcat embedded?
> None.
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> Mark
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so there are no limitations?
so tomcat embedded works the same as regular tomcat?
markt wrote:
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> risky57 wrote:
>> Does anyone know the limitations on tomcat embedded?
> None.
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> Mark
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Does anyone know the limitations on tomcat embedded?
as to what you can and cant do with it.
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Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
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> The jar should have a META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file in it (the names must be
> upper case). Within this file, there should be a line declaring the
> Main-Class of the application. What does yours have in it?
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> - Chuck
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i have included the Main-Cla
Martin Gainty wrote:
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> please display the name of the class which is missing (from
> ClassDefNotFound) which should be displayed in either
> %CATALINA_HOME%/logs/localhost.-MM-DD.log
> %CATALINA_HOME%/logs/stdout_MMDD.log
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when i try to run the recentley created jar
ok, ive got my tomcat embedded application working.
in eclipse. it runs. starts. stops. all fine.
i cant seem to jar this application up properly.
i need a single executable jar.
i keep getting:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
can anyone help?
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Im getting a HTTP Status 503 Error occurring every other time i start and
stop Tomcat Embedded and launch a browser.
I have been told that HTTP Status 503 error is due to overload.
does anyone know how to catch this error?
i would like to check if this error is to occur, if it is, then do no
Currently the output ends with
"INFO: Starting Coyote HTTP/1.1 on http-8080"
how do i get output to tell me that Tomcat has started?
check to see if it has started?
like in regular tomcat, when its complete, it says something like "started
in 11s" or something similar.
i want something to
Does anyone know how to get more feedback from tomcat embedded?
at the moment it tells me in started. but i know usually in regular tomcat
there is a lot more info.
Rashmi Rubdi-2 wrote:
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> Hi there,
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> Have you set-up your projects in a way that it overloads Tomcat? Or is
> there someth
ok, ive restarted it, waited for a minute or more then tried opening the
browser and didn't get that problem.
but ive put a sleep for a minute for the first instance everytime i restart
and this worked.
i don't understand why id have to wait that long.
and also why if i restart and launch a brow
I am working with tomcat embeded.
i got the thing to run.
a gui pops up where you can start the server.
a button to launch a browser to the localhost. this works fine. displays as
running.
when i press the stop button. it destroys and stops the server.
now when i press the start button, it s
probably not much help to you now, being nearly half a year later.
i had the same problem. manager section would not show anything.
found your post and started looking closer and closer to what i was doing.
you have to and the word manager to the tomcat-users.xml file.
the manager section o
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