To turn it off, set reloadable="false" in the context definition of
your app. I do not know where you have it defined, it might be
tomcat's server.xml or context.xml of your app. I am not sure if it
will work -- I have used applications listeners to stop the threads,
which was very easy.
Artur
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Artur Rataj ha scritto:
It might that it unloaded an app. You may turn off app
unloading/reloading in serwer.xml.
How to do this?
Is the server.xml in conf/ ?
How to turn off?
Thank you a lot
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It might that it unloaded an app. You may turn off app
unloading/reloading in serwer.xml.
Or start and stop threads using listeners.
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Artur Rataj ha scritto:
>One of the reasons might be that you have stray threads that do not
>stop when Tomcat tries to stop.
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But Tomcat has not to stop.
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One of the reasons might be that you have stray threads that do not
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Filip Hanik - Dev Lists ha scritto:
> 1. where in the tomcat directory structure is the mysql jdbc driver
> JAR file stored?
webapps/my-application/WEB-INF/lib/mysql-connector-java-3.1.12-bin.jar
>
> 2. when does this happen? all the time? or as soon as you have more
> than one browser connect?
1. where in the tomcat directory structure is the mysql jdbc driver JAR
file stored?
2. when does this happen? all the time? or as soon as you have more than
one browser connect?
3. are you using a connectionpool?
4. how are you closing your connections?
Matteo Barbieri wrote:
Filip Hanik -
ok, there could be plenty of things.
but basically this is what is happening:
one of your JDBC connections is being garbage collected. When this
happens, it tries to close itself and in doing so, it needs to load a class.
But the webapp is in a state where it has stopped (either been stopped,
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Filip Hanik - Dev Lists ha scritto:
> what is a "client"? browser?
>
Yes, browser.
> if the webapp has stopped, or is stopping, that means that the .war
> file or WEB-INF/web.xml timestamp changed, and the webapp might be
> reloading.
> more info would be needed for further analysis
> Filip
the
what is a "client"? browser?
if the webapp has stopped, or is stopping, that means that the .war file
or WEB-INF/web.xml timestamp changed, and the webapp might be reloading.
more info would be needed for further analysis
Filip
Matteo Barbieri wrote:
Hi, I have a web application that uses Tom
Sorry, the correct exception is:
2-mar-2006 16.14.00 org.apache.catalina.loader.WebappClassLoader loadClass
INFO: Illegal access: this web application instance has been stopped
already. Could not load java.net.BindException. The eventual following
stack trace is caused by an error thrown for de
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