> One other thing: in the course of getting this all working, I
> fixed what seemed to me to be a very serious bug with regard to
> the persistent connection between the web server and the
> container. Basically, the read position into the buffer of
> request data wasn't getting properly reset to 0 for each new
> request, so reads would start in the middle of the request data
> in certain cases. At least, that's what I found while I was
> working on this, but it seems inconceivable to me that this would
> have been out there without people complaining -- during my
> testing it was very confusing -- since it depended on what had
> happened during the previous Request, it seemed totally
> arbitrary. Does this ring any bells for anyone? If so, then
> I've fixed it ;-)
That sounds like a problem I was having with ajp13: It seemed that random
requests would return no-data on JSPs. This was when I was first setting up
Tomcat over here, so I went back to ajp12 for the time being, but it sounds
like this could have been the problem. Thanks for the fix. ;-)
Now if someone can modify the mod_jk connector to reopen connections to
Tomcat after Tomcat is restarted I'll be very happy. Maybe I should brush
up on my C socket programming when I get some spare time. ;-)
-Dave
