no worries. I hadn't seen how to remove that dependency before, which is
why I didn't mention it in my reply. the APR just gives tomcat
comparable file reading performance as httpd, but unless you're running
slashdot or hea.net on your tomcat then not having it isn't a big issue
and your distro will be more portable as a result.
glad I could help!
Dan Armbrust wrote:
That was the next thing I looked into after I solved this bug. I
"fixed" it by commenting out the <Listener
className="org.apache.catalina.core.AprLifecycleListener" /> line in
the server.xml file.
My take on the native APR stuff (which is likely completely wrong
since it consists of what I learned in about a 2 minute skim of some
documentation) was that it was really only going to help performance
when interfacing with apache, or possibly, in the way it handles HTTP
connections. My app doesn't interface with apache, and it doesn't get
loaded by HTTP connections anyway - plus we distribute to customers
using all sorts of different hardware and software combinations. So
the whole native thing is really a non starter for my application.
Thanks for the note, however. That was going to be my next question,
had I not found out how to disable the warnings.
Dan
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