irclog2html for #tomcat on 20041206

00:05.16*** join/#tomcat Raboo (rabi@nikson.dataphone.se)
00:05.35DominicBI have no idea what dbcp and hibernate are, but I guess you have missed declaring a JDBC driver in the configuration.
00:05.56DominicBIn case it is declared like standard JNDI database handles, you probably need something like that
00:06.17DominicB<parameter><name>driverClassName</name><value>com.mysql.jdbc.Driver</value></parameter>
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00:22.32EEnglanddhi
00:22.33EEnglanddif it is why does <%@ include file="nav.jsp" %> seem to work but <!--#include file="nav.shtml"-->
00:22.45EEnglanddforget the if it is bit!
00:23.42EEnglandddoesnt work
00:26.02UsiuDominicB, in server.xml ?
00:27.33DominicBThere, where you declare your Database Resource (<ResourceParams name="jdbc/your database">...</>)
00:28.17*** join/#tomcat gorpon (~gorpon@adsl-69-226-1-158.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net)
00:28.26EEnglanddthe docs say "Tomcat SSI support implements the same SSI directives as Apache."
00:30.33UsiuDominicB, Realm ?
00:31.23DominicBI am not sure, how it is done today, I just have that in a Tomcat 3 installation, which looks like this:
00:32.10DominicB<Context> <Resource name="jdbc/DB" auth="Container" type="javax.sql.DataSource"/> <ResourceParams name="jdbc/DB"> ... </> </>
00:32.24DominicBi.e. the Database is declared in the context
00:32.47DominicBI don't know how it should be done, but there is a tutorial on how to use databases on the tomcat website
00:33.07UsiuI have tomcat5
00:33.10Usiu5.4
00:33.20Usiuand there is a speciall folder for Context
00:33.29EEnglandddoes shtml work correctly in tomcat 5.5.4?
00:33.43UsiuEEnglandd, dunno
00:34.48Usiuhttp://localhost:8080/manager/ dosent work
00:34.59DominicBhttp://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/jndi-datasource-examples-howto.html
00:38.03*** join/#tomcat Big_Bozz (~BigBozz@user-4269.l6.c1.dsl.pol.co.uk)
00:38.48UsiuI dont know why those files in conf/Catalina/localhost dir are not used
00:39.08UsiuDominicB, step 5 --> http://www.rollerweblogger.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=InstallationGuide#ref-InstallationGuide-1
00:39.17UsiuDominicB, There is hot to do it on tomcat5
00:39.22UsiuBut it dosent work..
00:39.31UsiuI cant get http://localhost:8080/manager/ working
00:40.37Big_Bozzevening guys - what's up?
00:41.35EEnglanddi can use <%@ include file="nav.jsp" %> but not <!--#include file="nav.shtml"--> using tomcat 5.5.4
00:42.26EEnglanddthe docs say "Tomcat SSI support implements the same SSI directives as Apache." where do i configure this?
00:42.29DominicBUsiu: They are used at my installation
00:43.23EEnglanddi can use <%@ include file="nav.jsp" %> but not <!--#include file="nav.shtml"--> using tomcat 5.5.4
00:43.36EEnglanddam i missing a config of something here that jsp gets automatically set
00:43.39Big_BozzEEnglandd: by default SSI is disabled I think...
00:43.52EEnglanddi've enabled it
00:44.26EEnglanddrename the jar
00:44.29EEnglanddedit the xml
00:45.42Big_BozzEEnglandd: have you checked the logs to see if anything interesting is happening when doing the include?
00:47.29*** join/#tomcat np_hard (~Snak@65.185.53.23)
00:54.53EEnglanddnothing very interesting in the logs
00:54.55EEnglanddINFO: ssi: SSIServlet.init() SSI invoker started with 'debug'=9
00:54.55EEnglanddDec 6, 2004 12:54:26 AM org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11Protocol start