I'm not sure, it's just one of those things that seems fishy to me... I
would *logically* think it has nothing to do with it, or at least if it
did, I definitely would not expect a 404... but I also know that logic
frequently has nothing to do with solving problems like this :)
If the timeouts
Yes, its Tomcat which is serving the resources. And I've made the
timeouts to be infinity for my application so I don't think timeouts
would be occurring. But in any case how does a timeout affect the
fishing out of stylesheets?
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Vivek.
On 5/10/06, Frank W. Zammetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
A 20 minute response time? Before I worried about why the stylesheet
gets a 404, I'd solve that :) Trying to hold an HTTP connection open
that long is a recipe for all sorts of problem (proxy timeouts, browser
timeouts, etc).
Is Tomcat serving the stylesheet, i.e., no web server in front of
Hi People,
I've an application running on tomcat 4.1. In one particular request,
I could find that the server response takes a long time, say around 20
minutes, and when the page comes back all the stylesheets and header
jsps are missing from the page. If I check my access logs, I see a 404
respo
