Hi -
I've never used context fragments to deploy before (have either put
context fragments into the server.xml, old tomcat4 style, or have used
web/ant interface for deployment, or just dropped wars into webapps).
so I'm now trying to use the context fragment method and have been
tearing my
Hi Nagendra -
This won't work - two hosts means two hosts, so they have to have
different names (this is virtual hosting).
If what you want to do is set up two different Contexts (Context is a
webapp) under the same host, but you don't want to put the two contexts
as subfolders of the same d
firefox can cache passwords as well - and particularly seems to cache
them in a unexpected way, when moving from different arees on the same
host. Try (in firefox 1.5 anyway) in Options: Privacy : Passwords : View
Saved passwords
Tarang Patel wrote:
I suddenly encountered Http 403 problem wh
The solution I found to this kind of issue* was to setup virtual hosting
in tomcat. Provided that your tomcat & your apache install are on the
same machine, this is actually straightforward, just add an extra
element to your server.xml representing imlearning.de with its own
webapps dir... see
http://www.google.com/search?q=tomcat+5.5+upgrade
first link looks useful
http://www.brandxdev.net/misc/tomcat_upgrade_50_55.site
hmm
e-Denton Subscriber wrote:
Hi!
I am still using Tomcat 5.028 and am considering moving to the latest
version. Can someone steer me to some good info
If you are planning to use apache anyway, then you could use mod_rewrite
for this (see apache docs on mod_rewrite - but basically rewrite
(internally) the "a.abc.com" to "abc.com/a" and connect "abc.com/a" via
mod_jk to tomcat "/a" and then tomcat doesn't need to know about the
rewrite).
don'
If you read around, you'll find that IE automatically (and
non-standardly) asks for (GETs) favicon.ico in various standard places -
even if you have no links to it from your served html.
Sounds like your servlet mapping is including some of these favicon.ico
requests. So I'd tighten up your s
Hi -
I've set up servlet-mappings of:
default
/data/*
default
*.gif
... others...
mydispatcher
/
the intention was:
* when I request anything ending .gif, the default servlet deals with it.
* when I request anyth
Hmm, I'm not sure about this in encoding-land, but as a linguist - I
know that there are (graphically distinct) characters esstset (ß) - used
in German for "ss" and beta (β) used in Modern Greek for the sound
"v". They look quite similar to each other.
It is fairly legitimate in German ortho
kalin mintchev wrote:
hi all...
how come if i raname catalina.out to catalina.out.OLD and the create a
new catalina.out tomcat still writes to catalina.out.old?!
I believe that's really to do with the magic of the underlying
filesystem and not tomcat-related (think of filesystem names un
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