Can you determine with certainty that this one pool was responsible for
all 121 connections? You don't have any other webapps with their own
pool hitting the same db?
--David
Bhaskar wrote:
Hi,
I am currently using dbcp 1.2.1 with common pool 1.3. Currently i have
following settings in serv
Also, if you have a connection leak, then DBCP will continue to create
connections to meet demand, even if the old connections are not closed.
Since they are no longer in the "pool" (since they were never returned),
they don't count against the "size" of the pool.
Huh?? Borrowed objects ar
Could be caching issue. Try clearing your browser cache and try again.
--David
alla winter wrote:
I added to web.xml ( on both, server level and application level) the
following clause
xls
application/vnd.ms-excel
and then restarted the server, but still got the same res
I haven't done anything with Tomcat 6 and the #{ ... } el expressions
yet, but I know in the past when EL features weren't working, it's been
the fault of the version declaration in the web.xml. Did you declare
your webapp to be servlet/jsp spec that supports this kind of EL expression?
Any o
Take a look at http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/config/http.html
Specifically your interested in the server attribute in the standard
implementation section.
--David
Jatinder Kaur wrote:
Hi,
I am looking for a way to suppress the server header in the HTTP Response. I
am using Tomcat
These questions may be better answered on a DBCP user list since they
are very specific to DBCP and commons-pool.
--David
Bhaskar wrote:
I tried with dbcp1.2.2 today and found same issue.
With maxActive=30, maxIdle=30 and minIdle=30, connecitons went upto 120. And
it didn't comeback after 3
This next method call is the problem. I am sending a POST request from one
servlet instance to another one. But in situations with high load, all 20
instances are busy, so the ActiveRoleRemoval.sendLogoutMessages method which
sends the POST request blocks because there is no other instance/thr
You'd do something like
req.getRequestDispatcher("/contextRel/path/to/logoutUrl").forward( req,
resp ). All of the request parameters available to the current servlet
would be passed on to the logout servlet.
--David
Peter Bauer wrote:
Am Donnerstag 18 Oktober 2007 schrieb Christopher Schul
This is by design. WEB-INF is a special directory that must be a direct
subdirectory of the webapp's top level. In other words,
webapps/myApp/WEB-INF is good. WEB-INF in any other location within
your webapp is bad. All this is described in the servlet spec and not
tomcat specific.
--Davi
Peter -- cool it. As quoted from the OP below:
I tried this approach but get class not found exceptions, I am using
tomcat6 in development and 5.5 in production. I package this
class in
a jar and drop it in the $CATALENA_BASE/server/lib folder.
Tim Funk actually (and correctly) asked the OP
I'm using Tomcat 5.5 and using dataSourceRealm to do authentication. I
need to track bad logins. In particular, I want to track any logins
where the password is wrong. I also want to track the remote server's
IP address that provides a bad login.
It appears that I can track bad logins by cre
I found this tonight. It looks promising.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/lockout-realm
It appears he has the HttpServletRequest object available and that means you
can do a getRemoteAddr().
So, I haven't played with it, but...
Scott
From: Kevin Jackson
Throw out servlet-api.jar, servlet.jar. Servlet-api.jar is provided in
the common/lib folder. As to TagSupport and JspException, they should
be provided by common/lib/jsp-api.jar.
--David
itay sahar wrote:
hi,
i have an application running on tomcat 4.1.
i want to make a huge addings to t
The servlet spec describes how webapps are supposed to be layed out.
The general layout template in tomcat is
|
|
|
| WEB-INF (note this must be all caps and case IS important)
|classes (where to put non-jarred class files)
|lib (where to put webapp specific jar libra
You never directly call j_security_check. Here's how the process flow
works:
1. browser attempts to load a protected page
2. tomcat saves the request and redirects the client to j_security_check
for authentication
3. on successful authentication, tomcat restores the original request.
So basi
3. It is unclear what happens in the event when a user requests the
form-
login-page directly instead of going through a container-managed
resource.
How does j_security_check know where to redirect the user once he has
authenticated successfully?
That's not allowed. At minimum
Aside from comments you already received indicating 5.0.x is no longer
supported, make sure your web.xml declares servlet spec 2.4. That
enables jsp 2.0 EL expressons.
--David
Terje utvikling wrote:
Hi. In order for me to be able to use the functions in EL, do i need to be
running on a tomca
I'm going to venture a guess you need to declare the jsp taglib at the
top of your jsp file. Also you don't need all the html to execute a
forward. Only the tag is required w/o all the
... stuff. The client won't see the html anyway.
Lastly, you webapp will continue to use servlet spec 2
What's in your log files?
As to the shutdown hook not being called, it may be because the webapp
hadn't been started yet.
--David
Konstantin Ryadov wrote:
Hello!
I use myapp.exe(I rename tomcat6.exe) for installing Windows service for my
application - not tomcat(my Main Class, parameters, c
Have you taken a look at
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/setup.html ?
nirmala wrote:
hi
I want installation procedure for apache tomcat5.5
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individual or company to which it is addressed and may contain information
ny possible old stuff.
--David
itay sahar wrote:
hi david thanks for reply,
my web.xml include the following declaration:
http://java.sun.com/dtd/web-app_2_3.dtd";>
refer to your advice "guess you need to declare the jsp taglib" i'm not sure
which declaration is needed if a
Using JRE_HOME: /usr/java/j2sdk1.4.2_16/
Your jdk is too old for tomcat 6. See the release notes. Install java
5 or later.
--David
Potri Raaja wrote:
Hi,
I installed Apache Tomcat-6.0.14 and after the installation I
logged in to the bin folder of tomcat and executed the co
stdout.log is the redirected standard output of tomcat. Rollover isn't
possible because it's outside of tomcat. I believe if you google for
tomat swallow output, you'll get info on making most of standard output
hit tomcat's internal logging mechanism.
--David
Klaus21 wrote:
Hi All,
does
j_security_check should never be directly referenced. Clients should be
requesting a secured resource. Tomcat then saves the request and
forwards the client to the login page (specified in WEB-INF/web.xml)
which in turn submit's authentication information to j_security_check.
Then tomcat res
Michael wrote:
Johnny Kewl wrote:
---
HARBOR: http://coolharbor.100free.com/index.htm
Now Tomcat is also a cool pojo application server
---
-
'tis a Vista issue. I don't have Vista but I suspect it's firewall is
blocking your tomcat. Just curious though -- why are you using such an
old version of tomcat?
--David
Sneha Manohar wrote:
Hi ,
I have Microsoft window vista OS .I have downloaded Tomcat verision 4.1.
I have set JAVA_HOME
n you pls suggest which version of tomact should I use ?. It Will be help
full if you can mention path for downloads
Thank In Advance
sneha
David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
'tis a Vista issue. I don't have Vista but I suspect it's firewall is
blocking your t
When you don't give your browser get a port number, it assumes port 80
which is the registered, well known port for web traffic as defined by
the IANA. Production websites all listen on port 80 which is why you
never have to put it in your URLs to Google for example. The entire
list of these
You have to look at it from the client side since that's where the path
to the resource is constructed. If you'd like the more stable server
relative path to a form, then do this in your jsp:
form body ..
${request.contextPath} returns the server relative path of your webapp
a
I'm guessing somewhere in your code, you're calling close() on a
connection and that's bringing up this exception.
It would appear org.apache.commons.dbcp.PoolableConnection is going
against the Sun javadocs for at least java 5 which states that calling
close() on an already closed connection
Actually classes in common/lib or common/classes are visible to all
webapps and tomcat internals.
From your original post, the only
org.apache.commons.collections.SequenceHashMap you had was in the admin
webapp and that's not visible to tomcat internals or any other webapp.
All the other Seq
1. You didn't include a package directive in your source. You really
should package your sources.
2. How are you compiling these? Most people use an IDE or let a build
tool like maven or ant do the ugly heavy lifting for them. From your
description you seem to be doing this by hand. NetBea
I don't think you can just define a global datasource and not make a
reference to it in the context.xml file.
--David
Roberto Pellegrino wrote:
Hi all,
i use Tomcat *5.5.17 *my question is quite simple: it's possible to
use a dataSource that are not defined on webApp context???
I define the
o at least.
--David
Roberto Pellegrino wrote:
I have a particular application who make select query and show results.
The dataSource are dinamic and defined by the administrator, not know
at develop time.
I want to be able to use the tomcat dataSource to use the pool...
- Robert -
David Smith wrot
Where did you place your mysql driver jar file? It has to be in
tomcat's /lib directory to be visible to tomat's internal code for
building the db pool and your webapp. Also did you happen to look at
the logs around when your webapp started for any relevant messages?
--David
Thomas Okken wr
tup.Catalina start
INFO: Server startup in 3005 ms
There is a warning about the docBase attribute (strange; I copied that
text verbatim from the Tomcat FAQ); if I remove that attribute, the
warning goes away, but the DataSource remains uninitialized.
- Thomas
David Smith wrote:
Where did you
connection) showed that in my
scenario DBCP 1.2.2 returns an already closed conenction while DBCP 1.2.1 returns a valid
connection.
I've already asked the DBCP folks...
Bjoern Eickvonder
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: David Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Freitag, 30
I've also found the TcpDump tool available from Microsoft's website
extremely helpful in looking at this stuff.
I would say it should be safe to stop the instance of java.exe holding
on to 8005, but you should try to be sure it's not used for anything.
Various third party software companies
:///c:/Tud/Server/program/bin.
--David
Faisal wrote:
Thank you very much for replying. The tomcat version is 5.5 and Java version
is 1.5.0_14 and platform is Windows XP.
The class is located in webapps/axis/WEB-INF/classes/WebService.class
Thanking you,
Faisal
David Smith-2 wrote:
Hi F
Hi Faisal.
Could you post a few very important additional details?
Tomcat version
Platform
Tomcat relative path to the class/jar you're having trouble with.
--David
Faisal wrote:
Hello,
I can execute the following java code in a standalone application very well
but when i put the same code i
Take a look at the messages in the log files.You should see details
in there regarding what happened. They are located in the /logs
directory where tomcat was installed.
--David
Joly M wrote:
I have installed tomcat 6.
i have tried to run the "cal1" jsp example, but i've got an apache e
How about servletContext.getRequestDispatcher( path ).include( req, resp
)? Seems like it should do what you are asking.
--David
Luo Yong wrote:
Hi all.
Is there any way to produce HTML from a JSP file?
I'm wrting a servlet which can get the HTML result of a JSP file in
the same container.
You're right -- Apache Tomcat doesn't handle PHP especially well. It's
designed to handle and execute code in java web applications built to
the servlet spec very well though.
Think of Apache Httpd as a general web server -- it serves content very
well and with the right modules can hand off
wrote:
I have installed Apache server on port 80 as per installation recommened.
Problem is port seems to be in use. Tomcat 6 is on port 8080, does this affect
the Apache server in any way?
Richard.
- Original Message
From: David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Tomcat Users
Just by chance, could we see a sample url to one of your pages and a
sample internal link? It doesn't seem like this should be a big deal.
--David
Spencer Tickner wrote:
Hi Hassan,
I wish I could establish a convention for internal links..
Unfortunately it's not possible as we get co
Additionally when posting to the struts list, definitely mention what
version you are working with. A cursory look at the struts website
shows version 1.3.x is significantly different from version 2.0.x.
I will say the class you are trying to extend should probably be
ActionForm if using Stru
Could you post the error in your logs corresponding to the 500 error?
Also would be helpful to know tomcat, os, and java versions.
--David
Joly M wrote:
Hello there,
I'm struggling on running JSP files.
I've got some JSP files containing Java codes. When I try to run those
files, I get an er
:320)
org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet.service(JspServlet.java:266)
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:803)
Cheers,
2007/12/21, David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Could you post the error in your logs corresponding to the 500 error?
Also would be helpful to know tomcat, os
Sorry Martin, but bad advice. In recent versions of tomcat, jsp-api is
provided in the /lib directory of tomcat. If you have your own in your
webapp (or in the jave environment for that manner), please remove it as
it will cause many a wonderous error.
Also tomcat does not work with j2ee as
Just out of curiousity, are you trying to run your webapp from within
Eclipse? If so, try it without Eclipse -- deploy it to your installed
tomcat and see if the error continues. If the error goes away, it may
be something funky with your Eclipse -- missing .jar file or something.
--David
A
I'm looking at your original post on this problem and what I see is you
are trying to do stuff against how the EL expression language works.
Stuff like ${request.session.getAttribute('message_srv') can't work.
Instead, this expression should access attributes as if they were bean
properties
Not obviously. J2EE contains all the stuff tomcat contains plus some.
I suspect the duplication of the servlet and jsp api classes in both
tomcat and j2ee is causing the issues. The OP should either 1) use a
j2sdk w/ tomcat or 2) use j2ee w/o tomcat, but never j2ee with tomcat.
Adding the j
Tomcat 5.5 requires either a Java 5 JVM or the compatibility package
found where you got your tomcat. It'll be titled "JDK 1.4 Compatibility
Package". I'm just amazed you were ever able to make tomcat work at all
with GCJ.
--David
Markus wrote:
I have Tomcat 5.5 on a Fedora 5 machine. I re
jar jsp-api.jar servlet-api.jar tomcat-coyote.jar
tomcat-dbcp.jar tomcat-i18n-es.jar tomcat-i18n-fr.jar tomcat-i18n-ja.jar
David Smith-2 wrote:
Sorry Martin, but bad advice. In recent versions of tomcat, jsp-api is
provided in the /lib directory of tomcat. If you have your own in you
But is tomcat using your user account or it's own? Usually tomcat runs
as a service and may not have the same access rights you do. The
exception seems pretty clear tomcat was denied permission to the file at
file://\\10.1.103.110\FileUpload\Punjab\02-jan-08.enr
--David
Rohit wrote:
I ha
ResourceParams doesn't exist in tomcat 5.5, 6.0. All those parameters
became attributes of the element. What version of
tomcat are you using Abel?
--David
Mariano wrote:
First of all if you are working with tomcat 5.5 you have to put your jdbc
library file in TOMCAT_HOME/common/lib but if
Connector attribute proxyPort should fix the inclusion of the port
number in tomcat generated urls.
--David
Julian Dunn wrote:
Hi,
I have some applications running under a Tomcat installation set up in this way:
[load balancer on port 80] ---> [Apache server on port 5001] --> [Tomcat server
I just looked at that using WinXP/IE 7 and it's fine. Do you have the
"Shrink to Fit" option set? The behavior you are seeing is what I would
expect out of IE 6 -- a browser without the "Shrink to Fit" option.
--David
AbelMacAdam wrote:
Hi,
Just a note that I could not print the following
myapp/index.jsp is throwing a NPE and returns a 500 error, causing the
problem you see in application.jsp. You should look at why
myapp/index.jsp is throwing a NPE (NullPointerException).
--David
Pedro Santa wrote:
Hi all!
I'm getting an error while trying to parse a JSP from a bean. Here'
pd.conf to use JK:
LoadModule jk_module modules/mod_jk.so(in the LoadModule section)
Include "c:/tomcat5525/conf/mod_jk.conf" (down at the bottom)
5) restart Apache and Tomcat. At first the CPU is at 0%, after the
first loading of "Hello World" it goes to 50
There are two easy methods that should work:
1. The tag of the standard tag library -- see
http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/standard-doc/intro.html
2. RequestDispatcher from the servlet spec which can not only forward,
but also perform includes
Both incorporate the output of jsps and
As you've described it using tomcat's JNDI resources, the driver has to
be in common/lib. If the application defines and manages it's own pool
separate from tomcat, then you could put it in the app's WEB-INF/lib
folder. This has everything to do with how the classloaders work.
Since tomcat a
What I see below is a comment block that does not
encompass both the beginning and ending elements. This would
fail if run through a XML validator. If the begin element is in the
comment, so should it's corresponding end element. Additionally be
careful you don't try to nest comments. --
I just realized what you posted was just a very narrow excerpt of the
comment block only. Could you provide a complete example?
--David
David Smith wrote:
What I see below is a comment block that does not
encompass both the beginning and ending elements. This
would fail if run through a
Bad move. Each jar should only exist once. If it's in tomcat's
common/lib, it can't exist in your webapp's WEB-INF/lib and vice-versa.
I suspect this is more a spring question than a tomcat question as
spring does some interesting things with the classloader. The class in
question in partic
In my CISSP training, we covered the possiblity of putting a web server
in between two firewalls. The outer one cleans the course junk out of
the data stream like denial of service attacks, web server compromise
attackes, malformed packets, as well as closing down server services
that should b
Messing with the classpath will bring you nothing but pain and misery.
I would strongly recommend you leave it alone.
Also the servlet mappings are relative to the context so your good on
that front as well.
Are there any messages in your tomcat logs regarding the request? Are
you sure the
a stand alone server.
David Smith-2 wrote:
Messing with the classpath will bring you nothing but pain and misery.
I would strongly recommend you leave it alone.
Also the servlet mappings are relative to the context so your good on
that front as well.
Are there any messages in your tom
tc 4.1.36
~
2) giving it a first run to make sure everything is OK
~
2) writing, within the admin.xml or manage.xml conf files, something like
~
wrote:
I just realized what you posted was just a very narrow excerpt of the
comment block only. Could you provide a complete example?
--David
D
Thanks.
It's an interesting problem. It does validate against an xml validator,
but I can't reproduce your error in my tomcat 5.5 environment. If it's
really an error w/ tomcat, it has to be unique to your version of
tomcat. Any one on this list still using tomcat 4.1 want to respond?
--D
e is file named manager.xml in conf/Catalina/localhost and the
manager webapp itself at server/webapps/manager.
--David
Thomas Chang wrote:
The file conf/Catalina/localhost/admin.xml is there is it just contains one
line:
David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb: Not sure abo
Be careful of your attribute names as case matters. Attribute names =
class property names and class properties are usually referred to with a
lower case first letter as in initialLimit="5", not InitialLimit="5".
--David
Andrew Hole wrote:
Hello!
I think that I have the same problem.
Wh
Not sure about the manager webapp responding in 404 since the stack
track below refers to the admin webapp. Regarding the stack trace
below, It would appear you have the admin webapp defined in a .../> element but the admin webapp itself isn't present. Look for a
file named admin.xml in conf/C
To be clear, the appBase can contain nothing but webapps and tomcat
considers all content to be a part of one webapp or another. The ROOT
webapp is a special webapp that processes all requests not matching any
other webapp's path. To serve up your html file from the root of your
site, place i
do with the admin webapp and should not impact deployment of the
manager webapp.
David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb: Right -- as I expected. I'll bet you don't have a webapp at
server/webapps/admin which would cause the stack trace you are seeing.
That doesn't fix th
Ok... so why are your trying to access your webapp on port 8080 when the
connector is clearly configured for port 9010? Try
http://ip:9010/index.html and change the port attribute in the
element if you are really after port 8080.
--David
Mary Joseph wrote:
I am facing a problem with tomca
I don't see anything obviously wrong here. I assume jboss.bind.address
is set somewhere else in the config. Is there anything in the logs
indicating a problem? Have you verified via netstat that tomcat is
listening on 8080 and the address you've specified?
--David
Dave wrote:
JBoss 4.2.2,
This is a debug level event -- not an error and nothing is broken. If
you configured your logging to a higher level like warn you'd only get a
brief mention of it w/o a stack trace. It doesn't break anything in
tomcat -- just letting you know it can't find a native library designed
to improve
There is also a copy in ...webapps/examples/WEB-INF/lib/, not sure if thats
correct
Remove this one. It will conflict with the one in tomcat's lib directory.
export setCLASSPATH=/usr/local/tomcat/apache-tomcat-6.0.14/lib/
mysql-connector-java-5.0.8-bin.jar:$CLASSPATH
Don't ever set the
Find the mysql-connector-java-5.0.8.jar file in the download you
received from mysql.com. Put only that file in tomcat's lib directory.
Remove the rest from tomcat's lib directory and things should be good to
go. If the mysql .jar file is located anywhere else in your tomcat
installation inc
to be :
Could the path attribute be incorrect ? I followed the directions exactly.
David Smith-2 wrote:
Find the mysql-connector-java-5.0.8.jar file in the download you
received from mysql.com. Put only that file in tomcat's lib directory.
Remove the rest from tomcat's lib dire
te be incorrect ? I followed the directions
exactly.
David Smith-2 wrote:
Find the mysql-connector-java-5.0.8.jar file in the download you
received from mysql.com. Put only that file in tomcat's lib directory.
Remove the rest from tomcat's lib directory and things should be goo
Hmm... might help to define "But it doesn't work." How exactly does it
not work?
For the record, you Context element should *not* be in
conf/context.xml. That file defines defaults for all webapps. It
*should* be in one of two places:
webapps/StrutsDemo/META-INF/context.xml in which case
Chris Riekenberg wrote:
Hmm... might help to define "But it doesn't work." How exactly does it
not work?
He returns a Http error 404. Page could not find.
For the record, you Context element should *not* be in
conf/context.xml. That file defines defaults for all webapps. It
*sh
A second launch means a second set of servlet instances, second set of
resources, overall a higher memory footprint and they won't share data.
Placing this stuff in server.xml does work, but if you want to change
the config you are required to bounce the tomcat service for changes to
take effe
I tried using relative paths once. My experience is relative paths
won't work as the "current directory" is whatever the working directory
was on tomcat start. I had to scrap it as it really wasn't consistent
enough to be usable. Something to try might be setting this path using:
(inside th
1. Reposts are annoying and I saw this post *3* times. Please wait for
answers.
2. Assuming you are trying to do this in a jsp, have your considered
${pageContext.request.remoteUser} ?
--David
Vackar wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know how to get the username of the person who is currently
logged
What happens if you include them, but empty -- eg username=""
password=""? I don't configure my datasources without a username and
password, so I've never actually tried it myself but it's worth trying.
--David
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
The connection to SQL server in my machine
I see this most often when the jsp is on a remote server and the clocks
are out of sync between my desktop system and the server. Check to be
sure the clocks are in sync if tomcat is on a remote system and transfer
the jsp again. You may want to also consider cleaning out tomcat's work
direct
A different David here ... given the error doesn't have actual version
numbers in it, it may be a corrupted class. Can you recompile it and
see if that fixes the issue?
--David
Jannetta Steyn wrote:
Hi David
Thanks for your response.
At least one class file in your war requires a jvm
I'm just wondering if you got a 401 page, but a 200 status or something
like that. Maybe one of your customizations did some filtering and/or
proxying and changed the response code. Seems like the most reasonable
cause of your problem.
--David
Mark Riggins wrote:
It turns out that Netbean
I've been bitten by this one. You need to add standard.jar to your
build from the jstl standard taglibs download.
--David
sush wrote:
Hi All,
Following up with previous error (listed below), for debugging purposes I
turned the xmlValidation to true.
I found the problem. Even though I ha
Tomcat as distributed doesn't have the commons-fileupload library. If
this is a conflict between two versions in two different locations, it's
one you've setup. Take a look and make sure there isn't another one in
tomcat's /lib directory.
--David
Liquid Mark wrote:
Hi,
Have you solved t
I would think the simplest way to go is to define a role and add all
registered users to it. Nothing says a user can't have more than one role.
--David
Diogenes Gomes wrote:
Thank you very much Caldarale.
Please, do you know how to define "any role"? The framework I use
takes care of author
I would recommend not using the admin console to define datasources.
There have been messages on this list for a while indicating the admin
console webapp doesn't always persist the config to the disk. Instead,
configure it in the context.xml file if at all possible.
--David
Somu Sundar Red
This may or may not be the problem, but did you install it in
server/webapps next to the manager webapp? That is where it's supposed
to be as opposed to in the webapps directory with the other webapps.
--David
Elton Kong wrote:
Martin,
Here is the log pasted. There is a little more at the e
Best suggestion I can offer is to have a configurable filter in the ROOT
webapp that looks at the request and does a client side redirect to the
proper target. The client side redirect will correct the url in the
browser for all future reference.
--David
Arian Abrahantes wrote:
Hi all:
mi
In older versions of tomcat (5.0.x) there is a factory attribute
defining the pool to use. It's unclear from the limited look I did
whether that was carried forward to 5.5 and 6.0.
--David
Diego Rodríguez Martín wrote:
Hi,
Is there any way to fix this leak downgrading the version of
com
Best bet is to configure it manually in the context.xml for the webapp.
I've never had good luck with the administration webapp in the very few
times I've tried to use it.
You describe tomcat as over-writing the config submitted via the admin
webapp. It's more likely the admin webapp is chan
nformosa wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm having trouble when deploying my WAR application. The War file contains
> mainly the WEB.xml, and index.html file and a number of required libraries,
> incudling the compiled src code i've written, All libraries are stored
> within the WEB-INF/libs which is correct
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