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01:32.03 | kio | hi, how do I find the location of javax.servelet? |
01:35.09 | kio | nm, found it |
01:36.41 | lyk3n | j2ee |
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06:40.06 | puff | Evening. |
06:58.16 | harpoon | morning |
06:59.22 | Kalavera | hi |
06:59.31 | Kalavera | how to setup blackdown memory ? |
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07:42.01 | loquace | lo all |
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07:55.42 | phunni | hey - anyone in here? |
07:56.21 | bpalmer | <PROTECTED> |
07:58.24 | phunni | ok - I know there are people in here... What I meant was is anyone active in here...? |
08:05.18 | puff | No. |
08:05.35 | puff | But if you have a succinct question, I'll try to answer it before I got to sleep. |
08:05.38 | puff | Better hurry. |
08:11.24 | phunni | we've got a tomcat server that exposes a datasource via jndi |
08:11.50 | phunni | trouble is, whenver the db is rebooted tomcat times out on it and never picks it up again, which breaks our web app. |
08:12.09 | phunni | is there a good way of getting around this - i.e. helping tomcat to pick up the db server again? |
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08:17.42 | puff | Hm. |
08:17.44 | puff | that's weird. |
08:17.55 | puff | Oh, yeah, I see.... you reboot the DB but not tomcat. |
08:18.05 | puff | That's an odd one... I'd check the tomcat-users archive. |
08:18.26 | puff | And if the answer isn't there, post a question, they're usually pretty good about answering that sort of thing. |
08:19.15 | puff | One thing to try, though I suspect it won't work, is touching some class file in the tomcat webapp. |
08:19.26 | puff | But I suspect the problem is occurring at the server level, not the webapp level. |
08:20.31 | puff | Might be something you can tweak in DBCP to fix it. |
08:20.41 | puff | DBCP being the tomcat default database connection pool. |
08:22.17 | puff | Hm, this looks like your question, but I'm not sure what the answer posted has to do with it: http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=tomcat-user&m=105775793124646&w=2 |
08:24.59 | puff | Hm, still, this URL has a similar problem & solution and the intial poster reported success: http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?forumID=33&messageID=2081040&threadID=456121 |
08:25.20 | puff | This talks about it in more explicit terms: http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg72487.html |
08:27.24 | phunni | thanks puff |
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09:42.40 | M-and-M | tomcat, havnt heard of this before |
09:44.37 | M-and-M | nice.. |
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13:04.30 | Spiky-{vaio}- | does tomcat support jdbc pooling out of the box? |
13:26.18 | pucko | there is pooling support yes |
13:27.41 | pucko | see this; http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.5-doc/jndi-datasource-examples-howto.html |
13:33.33 | Spiky-{vaio}- | hm. in v5.5. i am still on v4 |
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15:11.14 | JeyK | How do I enable auto-reload? My tomcat 5 install doesn't have any <Context> entries in its *.xml files in tomcat5/conf |
15:11.34 | JeyK | and it looks like I need to add reloadable="true" to some <Context> entry :P |
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15:55.58 | lyken | JeyK: in your conf/localhost/catlina/webapp_name.xml i think.. |
15:57.33 | bpalmer | it works to do it in server.xml |
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18:59.52 | JeyK | I'm writing a servlet with Jakarta Velocity, and it seems to randomly read my velocity.properties sometimes and not other times. what could be the cause? |
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19:17.36 | kencausey | I would like to change where tomcat puts the catalina.out file. I've considered changing CATALINA_BASE to do that but am not clear on what it is expecting to find in that directory. |
19:17.43 | kencausey | (This is for 5.0.24 by the way) |
19:18.21 | kencausey | I understand that it wants a logs directory, and if I don't change it a temp directory, but when I start it it fails complaining about a missing server.xml so is it also looking for config files there? |
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19:32.36 | Redfriar | Anybody here have experience with the procrunner on win32? I'm trying to determine where the service params are stored after updating with //US |
19:32.44 | JeyK | Is there anything special I have to do to my Java methods to allow them to be called from Velocity templates? |
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19:44.08 | kencausey | I worked around my issue by modifying catalina.sh adding a CATALINA_LOGDIR variable based on CATALINA_TMPDIR |
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19:44.12 | JeyK | What should I use to parse a query string with key=value&key2=value2 pairs? |
19:44.18 | JeyK | from a HttpServletRequest |
19:54.04 | pucko | JeyK, check out http://java.sun.com/j2ee/tutorial/1_3-fcs/doc/Servlets.html is has alot of useful info on servlet |
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21:11.24 | puff | Hm... how do you do ip-based name hosting with tomcat? |
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21:21.48 | puff | Quiet. |
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21:51.00 | MaxeyPad | is there such a thing as an rpm build for mod_jk...i'm using RHEL and would love to maintain patch management across the whole box is this possible. |
21:52.22 | puff | I don't think so. |
21:52.49 | puff | I'm more of a debian guy than a redhat guy, but I've been using redhat lately, so I ran into this quetsion last month. |
21:53.23 | puff | The answer appears to be a) don't use mod_jk, use the new apache 2.1 mod_proxy isntead, |
21:53.36 | puff | b) there appears to be no rpm for mod_jk because it has to be built against the EXACT same version of apache that you have installed, so everybody builds it from source. |
21:53.57 | puff | blah. |
21:55.20 | MaxeyPad | what do you mean build from source exactly |
21:55.34 | MaxeyPad | where can I get sources for mod_jk and can I build that against a redhat build of apache and a binary build of tomcat. |
21:55.51 | MaxeyPad | I'm in a weird situation here where we are using a vendor supplied build of tomcat with their product on RHEL. |
21:57.43 | MaxeyPad | I"m not sure if I can even build it from source. |
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23:56.35 | NeRMe | hey, i'm on some random wifi connection with my laptop, and i'm running tomcat on my laptop, but it's not showing up to the world... could it have anything to do with the provider i'm going through? (i've got a verizon domain, so i'm guessing that its a DSL connection...) |
23:59.14 | beron | what is your ip address...let me see if i can hit it from my end |