Sorry about this, I messed subjects up.
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Asunto: Re: Application versioning
Hi all, hi Rainer,
Thanks for your quick reply. I checked your suggestion, they are
indeed POST requests, but its size never exceeds 0,5KB, far below the 8KB
threshold. On the other hand, the request is done over a JSP file, that
file compiles properly (also checked); the thing is this jsp uses an xml
file to find out some configuration, and the null pointer comes precisely
when reading this file (SAXParser complains about a null InputStream).
That makes me think the request completely arrives at the server
and is correctly processed, the problem comes after on.
Any other hint?
Regards,
Abraham
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> Hi all:
>
> I've been strugling with this weird problem with no luck, so I
> finally decided to post it to the list hoping someone has any clue on
how
> to go on. I have a beatiful webapp (well, a webapp) that has been
working
> flawlessly with different Tomcat versions from 5.5.9 to 5.5.25. Exactly
> the same war file across vesions, no problem. But then Tomcat 5.5.26 was
> released and my webapp stopped working. Strange, uh?
Are the requests which trigger the exception all POST requests? If so,
it is maybe
https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=44494
which came with 5.5.26 and applies to POST requests biugger than 8KB.
Regards,
Rainer
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Abraham Marin
09/06/2008 16:42
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Asunto: Re: Application versioning
Hi Denis,
I think you just need to properly config your Context node in
server.xml. You can specify on one hand the context (that is, the text
after "localhost/" in the URL) and the location (that is, where your app
actually is). Changing location while keeping context will make you serve
different versions on same URL (or even different apps, up to you ;-)).
HTH,
Abraham
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"Denis Cossutta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
09/06/2008 16:04
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I have multiple version of an application and i would like to switch from
one to the other in a transparent way. This means that i would like to
access it always through the same url ( localhost/myapp ), but pointing to
myapp-1.1, or myapp-1.2 etc. etc.
Thanks
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