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administration section of the server, I'm wondering if there is some
funk going on out of my scope. I downloaded the binaries for mac..
maybe something is wrong? If anyone has any idea, please let me
know.. I am at a total loss.
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and its response is simply added to the original stream from the client's
perspective.
That is just plain weird - and doesn't make sense to me at all in terms of
retry handling.
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Serlet Jean-Claude wrote:
Sorry : that 's all i thought
Hope that you don't forget to stop and restart your Apache server after
modifying workers.properties
Jean-Claude
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De : Greg Allen [mailto:
ions because Java 5 is
recognizing Server 2 as a server class machine -- due to heap
allocation, total memory on the machine and such -- and it's not doing
this on Server 1.
I must admit I'm a bit confused myself about when each occurs as
that to keep working --
I just want to have an option to do source-level JSP debugging as well.
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I have some vague recollection that performance of mod_proxy_ajp tested
just /slightly /better than mod_jk.
Tim Funk wrote:
Performance (IIRC while reading on the mailing lists) is about the
same. mod_proxy_ajp should be easier to configure and install since it
comes bundled with apache and i
Chris Lear wrote:
* Jess Holle wrote (02/12/05 13:53):
I have some vague recollection that performance of mod_proxy_ajp tested
just /slightly /better than mod_jk.
But where is the information on this?
It should be in Apache 2.2's doc set, but it would not surprise me at
a
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our web application's own code -- time spent optimizing
your own code might buy you a lot more than the most expensive
servlet engine ever could...
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Also a Tomcat 5.5.12 (or better 5.5.15) with and without APR test
against recent IBM, Sun, and BEA offerings would be really nice :-)
There seems to be a silly notion out there that because you pay for
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Farid Izem wrote:
My Second question is : does the ojdbc14.jar will be support for jsdk1.5 and
where can i download it ?
ojdbc14.jar works fine under Java 5 -- it is for Java 1.4 /and higher/
as I understand it.
Conveying servlet sessions by SSL session is clearly not required by the
spec, though...
I'm not sure whether Tomcat supports this...
Bernhard Slominski wrote:
Hi,
I just looked it up in the spec and there is a 3rd one as well: SSL Sessions
From the Servlet spec:
"SRV.7.1 Session Trackin
I've produced my own servlet filter to get around this -- which does not
dump request parameters until *after* the request has completed.
With almost no additional effort you can then add request elapsed time,
etc, etc, to this.
Mark Thomas wrote:
Endre Stølsvik wrote:
Enabling the Requ
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Conveying servlet sessions by SSL session is clearly not required by the
spec, though...
I'm not sure whether Tomcat supports this...
It doesn't (mostly because
at first (I know I got burned once),
but the issue has always clearly been there. I'd suggest living with it
or writing your own filter. Doing such output at request end works and
while I don't think such a filter can provide everything a valve can it
sorts of things also currently drive folk to use Apache currently.
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From: Gary Blomquist [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Tomcat integegrated with Apache
Can you give any specifics as to why you think running Tomcat in front
of Apache is bad
This is better termed NTLM authentication without a user challenge.
I don't know of means of doing this with Tomcat, but I certainly don't
know everything...
g m wrote:
I have a critical 'challenge'
It is possible to authenicate on Tomcat using LDAP (Active Directory)
(using
Jess Holle wrote:
This is better termed NTLM authentication without a user challenge.
I don't know of means of doing this with Tomcat, but I certainly don't
know everything...
I should have added that by using IIS in front of Tomcat and the
IIS/Tomcat connector you *can* accom
he most complex, they're also a piece
that some, if not many, folk truly don't need -- and a piece that has
taken until J2EE 5 to get right (e.g. usable) in the spec (assuming it
is finally right there).
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things like Hibernate both when they claim they're J2EE based (for
having too much to do with EJB and app server complexity) and when
they're not (for not being standards based).
A fine hole dug by the marketeers...
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right basic options, fed it enough memory, and tuned your code is it
generally time to turn to further Tomcat tuning.
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George Sexton wrote:
Database interaction is by far the major issue. In my application, a page
with no db interaction runs in something like 80ms, wh
This is trivial if you only introduce log4j.jar in each web app.
If you share log4j.jar across web apps, then you have some
LoggerRepositorySelector coding ahead of you. This is easy enough via
JNDI context for cases where the contextual classloader is set for you
by Tomcat, but in other case
ck both mod_jk and Tomcat docs),
this is actually very simple as well, though.
I am looking forward to mod_proxy_ajp as it is supposed be a tiny bit
faster.
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Brad O'Hearne wrote:
mod_proxy_ajp? Yet another twist. Its just hard for me to believe that
"how do I integ
I guess this kind of adds to my
frustration a bit -- what is the way to go now and why: mod_proxy_ajp
or mod_jk?
mod_proxy_ajp is only for Apache 2.2 and higher. We're still in the
process of moving to 2.2.
2.2.0 seems good, though, so you could jump right to it if you don't
have
here is no difference to speak of
between mod_proxy_ajp and mod_jk.
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checkRequestBean(bean) || checkApplicationBean(bean));
}
It doesn't seem to me that this is the correct way because I cannot use the
same bean twice in the same page. Please let me know if I am wrong about
this. Thanks.
Jess
(Please CC replies to me in 'cc' address as I am no
of it, I seem to recall having issues getting
java.util.logging output from Tomcat when I tried it once [from a
low-level library where I wanted no commons or log4j dependencies].
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Dean Hiller wrote:
this problem didn't have much to do with having servlet knowledge so I
am con
This is a "feature" of the servlet spec.
To use a class from both client and server you're forced to have
multiple copies of it in your web app -- or alternatively to do
non-standard adjustments to the web app loader / classpath.
If you don't have too many of these copy cases, I advise just h
Tomcat 5.5.20 runs fine with Java 6, though I'm not sure if I tried it
as a service.
Martin Dubuc wrote:
I haven't been successful running Tomcat on Java 6. My guess is that
Tomcat can't run yet on Java 6.
Martin
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I am running Tomcat 5.5 as a se
shutdown, etc,
so you're better off writing your own (or using log4j 1.3, which
supposedly fixes this but is in alpha...)
- Manage log4j configurations as JMX beans...I'm not using JMX in depth but
it seems that I'd be able to modify the configuration this way.
Oh, so you mea
My guess is that you need to direct the LDAP URL at the ADS "global
catalog", which oddly enough is not on port 389...
Brian Bonner wrote:
We're having a problem authenticating with Tomcat 5.5.9 against
multiple organizational units. Our LDAP server is Active Directory.
Here's our current se
Sounds like IIS should be doing your authentication...
Steve Gaunt wrote:
Hi
I have IIS web server servicing static pdf/html content. However, I only want to allow access to these if they have been authenticated by tomcat(using jk2 connector on the AJP connections).
I dont want to move the
That does not sound particularly doable to me.
I'd assume that you'd want to look to the latest Tomcat 5.5.x for the
best static file handling you can get out of it and essentially take IIS
out of the picture.
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Steve Gaunt wrote:
HI
That;'s what i'm try
It's quite possible via Apache...
If it is not possible via Tomcat than this would be one of those reasons
to use Apache as a web server.
Javier wrote:
Con fecha Tuesday, October 25, 2005, 3:16:43 PM, escribió:
If you mean pooling with JNDIRealm - there is no pooling available with that
you investigate with something Grizzly
based as well?
I've always wondered whether NIO was the issue on various reports or
just Tomcat's implementation thereof [and find the notion of native
libraries for something that /should/ be a Java core competency irksome
-- but perhaps that
e used as that's the default output of JspC
and /not/ the default input of ...]
Am I missing something here?
Note that the tag files in question work fine at runtime -- they just
won't precompile.
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y /doing this sort of thing?
Is there an existing library for this that I'm overlooking? It seems
really bizarre that for all the time and energy invested in servlet and
JSP based HTML page generation that there's not a standard bridge to
using servlets and JSPs from other threads to generate HTML files,
e-mails, etc.
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Try something like
Dola Woolfe wrote:
Hi,
Just upgraded my Tomcat from 5.5 to 6.0 and noticed that my JspC task in
build.xml is no longer working. The documentation for 6.0 quote is below, but
with 6.0 th
alled /and/ that
these changes would be coalesced into a minimalistic delta that would
then be pushed to other nodes in the cluster (with a separate timestamp
on each attribute if necessary).
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You can easily do this sort of thing with a session listener -- and the
code will be relatively portable across servlet engines, etc.
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Woodgett, Mel (MSFC-NNM04AA02C)[STEEPLE] wrote:
Let me
Yup.
David kerber wrote:
I guess the deafening silence in response to this question must mean
that there's no standard port, and I can use any port I feel like...
D
David kerber wrote:
Is there a standard (either de facto or formal) port to use for jmx
when monitoring a tomcat app with jcon
Sounds like you want a ContextListener, not a JSP...
Andrew Hole wrote:
Hello!
Exists some automatic way to invoke a JSP when tomcat starts?
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The HttpSession activation and passivation listeners in Tomcat are
/quite/ broken -- at least last time I checked.
I've been in the habit of patching this part of the code. I submitted a
patch once, but I mixed in a few other things that were broken in this
area and it was not accepted -- and
I sent the patch quite some time back now, so I'm not sure where it is.
Being similarly lazy I'm attaching an excerpt of the patched
StandardSession.java (from 5.5.23) with changes embedded in it.
Mark Thomas wrote:
Jess Holle wrote:
The HttpSession activation and passivation
I believe similar changes were still necessary in 6.0.14 as well (and
previously were needed in 5.0.30).
Jess Holle wrote:
I sent the patch quite some time back now, so I'm not sure where it is.
Being similarly lazy I'm attaching an excerpt of the patched
StandardSession.java (f
...
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Leon Rosenberg wrote:
i downloaded the war file and put it info webapps (it was the only webapp )
started tomcat (5.5.17)
started following in another shell:
while true; do wget "http://localhost:8080/LoadTest/something.jsp"; ; done
canceled after some thousands of
t, but for mod_proxy_ajp you have
to set this to a large value explicitly.
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Pablo Barrón wrote:
Hi!!!
I've run into a configuration problem in a Tomcat4/jk2/Apache2 server
(Debian Sarge 3.1), in which Java servlets are running to generate the
webpages. There are some operations that n
certainly would appear to be a bug in /something/. Or is this a
bug or misconfiguration in mod_proxy_ajp or some such?
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You're right -- this works fine in the direct case.
So I need to file a bug against mod_proxy_ajp instead? Or is there some
chance this is in the AJP connector?
Rainer Jung wrote:
So are you saying, that th request goes through httpd/mod_proxy or
mod_jk? If so, you should first test with dir
Is there any reasonable way I can tell where the issue resides,
mod_proxy_ajp or the Tomcat AJP connector.
I'm using Apache 2.2.8 and the Java (non-native, non-NIO) AJP
connector. [The native connector is just too painful to build on half a
dozen platforms...]
Jess Holle wrote:
Y
Mark Thomas wrote:
Jess Holle wrote:
You're right -- this works fine in the direct case.
So I need to file a bug against mod_proxy_ajp instead? Or is there
some chance this is in the AJP connector?
Only if there is a bug - we haven't shown that yet ;)
Could you provide some versi
Mark Thomas wrote:
Jess Holle wrote:
Mark Thomas wrote:
Jess Holle wrote:
You're right -- this works fine in the direct case.
So I need to file a bug against mod_proxy_ajp instead? Or is there
some chance this is in the AJP connector?
Only if there is a bug - we haven't show
Jess Holle wrote:
Mark Thomas wrote:
Jess Holle wrote:
Mark Thomas wrote:
Jess Holle wrote:
You're right -- this works fine in the direct case.
So I need to file a bug against mod_proxy_ajp instead? Or is
there some chance this is in the AJP connector?
Only if there is a bug - we ha
Mark Thomas wrote:
Jess Holle wrote:
Mark Thomas wrote:
I couldn't see anything either. This looks like a mod_proxy_ajp
bug/missing feature.
I jumped the gun once by filing this against Tomcat, but it seems
everything is pointing to mod_proxy_ajp. Is it time to file a bug
against it?
serious gap in mod_proxy_ajp. On the other hand,
there's a lot to be said for Apache 2.2 in general and mod_proxy_ajp in
particular, so we really need this gap closed and can't just revert to
mod_jk.
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behavior!) in mod_proxy_ajp wherein the URL passed to via AJP is not
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e AJP as the communication
protocol and could be an instance of Tomcat or Glassfish or a special
web app as far as I'm concerned -- though ideally it would use NIO
rather than APR as having to build/maintain/distribute native code for
various platforms is the main i
tes if/when you
need to.
The managed MBean stuff in Tomcat itself is more complicated than most
common use cases require.
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l without extra work -- is also
pretty nice [Tomcat does not yet have this last I checked...], but
wouldn't by itself be sufficient justification for Apache in a primarily
JSP/servlet environment.
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not so critical in this example -- but easily could be
if the values passed to setAttribute() are large object graphs rather
than simple strings.
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/removeAttribute()-based change detection,
last-request-wins session update, etc...
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Filip Hanik - Dev Lists wrote:
hi Jess, you're example is correct, replication doesn't happen until
the request is complete and is done by the ReplicationValve.
Filip
Jess Holle wrote:
I some
ngs are" and possibly addressed by
replaceObject(). [In my recent case I used replaceObject() to replace
my non-serializable data with an approximation thereof whose toString()
would show something somewhat meaningful in a remote JMX console.]
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ormance load balancing over Tomcats by a Tomcat would be huge.
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David Boreham wrote:
Jess Holle wrote:
David Boreham wrote:
I think you also need to factor in the labor cost to manage two
different servers. I know that in our production deployments we
could buy many many machines for the cost of the time we've spent
trying to make AJP work. Tomcat
to deal with native code
messes (like building/linking on AIX or learning enough about Apache's
guts to make substantive patches).
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than one Tomcat serving the load is a non-starter, though.
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David Boreham wrote:
Jess Holle wrote:
You can make your own LB using Tomcat.
Yes, I /could/, but Apache already does it. I don't want to invest
enough of my own time in such a thing to put it on an equal footing
with mod_jk and mod_proxy_ajp.
Until someone does, though, Apache is a r
we have a number of patches to this
particular area of source that overlap. Others are of a bit more
controversial nature and I have not kept them separate.]
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Rui Pedro wrote:
Hi!
I'm implementing one tomcat cluster solution (tomcat 5.5-20). One of the
things that I need to k
that continuously building the
native connector for all of these platforms is a non-starter. [One
might say just build it once, but we've also had issues with the native
connector that are not reproducible with the pure-Java connector.]
This has to be one of the ugliest Tomcat warts I've
I note in http://java.dzone.com/articles/unified-el-learns-method that
in JEE 6 EL finally allows method invocations.
Is there any chance this feature can be used in JSPs in Tomcat 6 today?
If so, how?
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cat 6. The closest you'll get are the
function taglibs functionality.
-Tim
Jess Holle wrote:
I note in http://java.dzone.com/articles/unified-el-learns-method
that in JEE 6 EL finally allows method invocations.
Is there any chance this feature can be used in JSPs in Tomcat 6
tod
rpretation.
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On 3/3/2009 11:54 AM, André Warnier wrote:
- Websphere itself is a Java servlet server, unrelated to Tomcat despite
my mistaken impressions to the contrary, but implementing the sa
guring modules in Apache
(where that is approach is sufficient).
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Robin Wilson wrote:
For the record, my answer was neither stupid or reflexive. I simply pointed out
why someone might want 2 layers of servers (httpd and tomcat). And certainly,
my rationale is both sound and arguable at the same time.
As for your assertion that 2 layers of
x27;t
one that could possibly be used by a login form or
2. Add some other custom header to your response. If it's not there
but you got a 200, then something hijacked the response -- quite
probably a login form.
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On 9/1/2011 5:49 PM, Mabry Tyson wrote:
Summary: When re
?
Intentional? Configurable?
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Okay, I now notice this plainly stated in the documentation for
JNDIRealm (which I'm using):
The cached user is *not* saved and restored across sessions
serialisations.
That seems a bit odd...
On 12/6/2011 5:12 PM, Jess Holle wrote:
When doing a graceful shutdown of Tomcat, the ses
/ Tomcat behaves this way. If one quickly
restarts Tomcat for some reason and session data is preserved, you
really don't want all the users to have to login again do you?
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On 12/6/2011 7:05 PM, André Warnier wrote:
Jess Holle wrote:
When doing a graceful shutdown of Tomcat
2:24 PM, Jess Holle wrote:
I should have noted that this is with Tomcat 7.0.23, but it seemed
unlikely to be JVM (Java 6 Update 29) or OS (Windows 7) specific.
Of course given that I found that the documentation clearly states this
behavior, I suspect this is longstanding Tomcat behavior
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On 12/7/2011 11:47 AM, Mark Thomas wrote:
On 07/12/2011 17:04, Jess Holle wrote:
I note that in recent versions of Tomcat (e.g. 7.0.23), the session id
changes when you do a form-based authentication.
I do not see any sort of notice via anything one can listen to via the
servlet API to receive
You get an error when that's what's occurring, though.
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Okay, I now notice this plainly stated in the documentation for
JNDIRealm (which I'
t natural and useful
Java language feature. I'd argue all servlet engines should really
provide this feature for just this reason. That said, I can live with A.
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isn't
going to change no matter how stable these connectors are and I need to
use Apache anyway, so native connectors are a dead end. It's either
old-IO or NIO, but it needs to be pure Java for me.
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On 5/10/2010 7:35 AM, André Warnier wrote:
Timir Hazarika wrote:
Andre,
d out. In that case, Tomcat fails to deliver the POST data.
I assume this is a known issue/limitation. If not, is there some
configuration setting I'm missing or some such? This is with Tomcat 7.0.23.
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etty sure I was having similar issues
with 7.0.25 as well. [No, I didn't really downgrade -- I'm just working
in a context that's still using 7.0.23 at the moment.]
I'm left wondering what could be causing the issue.
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P.S. The lack of wisdom of setting ma
In case this makes any difference this is with the AJP BIO connector.
On 2/3/2012 4:51 PM, Jess Holle wrote:
I posted a query recently wherein I thought that POST data was being
lost *only* if the user had been authenticated, their session timed
out, and then they POST'ed to a URL requ
Or could this be getting loused up by having a servlet request filter
that calls getParameterMap() first thing?
I'd *assume* not -- as that would be pretty hokey...
On 2/3/2012 4:53 PM, Jess Holle wrote:
In case this makes any difference this is with the AJP BIO connector.
On 2/3/2012
On 2/3/2012 5:26 PM, Konstantin Kolinko wrote:
2012/2/4 Jess Holle:
I posted a query recently wherein I thought that POST data was being lost
*only* if the user had been authenticated, their session timed out, and then
they POST'ed to a URL requiring authentication -- thus having their re
Yes, I'm using Tomcat authentication. Yes, the issue is after
authentication on the POST retry.
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On 2/3/12 5:59 PM, Jess Holle wrote:
Or could this be getting loused up by having a se
ess I either ignore this (ouch) or really dig into debugging
Tomcat's internals (which while far easier than trying to do so with
httpd is still not where I'd wanted to spend my time).
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On 2/4/2012 5:49 PM, Jess Holle wrote:
Yes, I'm using Tomcat authentication. Yes
On 2/5/2012 8:29 AM, Konstantin Kolinko wrote:
2012/2/5 Jess Holle:
I've done all the basic troubleshooting tweaks I can think of, trying 7.0.25
and 7.0.23, switching my web.xml back to the 2.5 spec level, reducing from a
combination of 2 JNDI realms to 1, cranking lots of loggers up to
and where they are called from.
Thanks. I've already seen via a heap dump that the request is saved
with the correct content body. So now the only question that remains is
why it does not get restored.
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On 2/5/2012 9:26 AM, Konstantin Kolinko wrote:
build.xml:
build.properties.default:
compile.debug=true
Thus debug information should already be there.
I usually start with setting some breakpoints. In your case take a
look at FormAuthenticator
On 2/5/2012 10:38 AM, Jess Holle wrote:
Diving in deeper, I see that AbstractAjpProcessor.action() is setting
the bodyBytes perfectly for the ActionCode.REQ_SET_BODY_REPLAY case here.
After that is done, however, I don't see anything that tries to read
AbstractAjpProcessor.body
Tomcat. I just don't
want to maintain this patch forever (nor have everyone else suffer from
this bug in the AJP case).
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On 2/5/2012 11:22 AM, Jess Holle wrote:
On 2/5/2012 11:15 AM, Konstantin Kolinko wrote:
I think this issue is specific to AJP.
For HTTP connectors a similar issue was noted and fixed here:
https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=51940#c9
I think adding the following line to
On 2/5/2012 11:24 AM, Jess Holle wrote:
On 2/5/2012 11:22 AM, Jess Holle wrote:
On 2/5/2012 11:15 AM, Konstantin Kolinko wrote:
I think this issue is specific to AJP.
For HTTP connectors a similar issue was noted and fixed here:
https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=51940#c9
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