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00:09.40 | ratm83 | i deployed a servlet into a folder and it was working fine. I do the exact same thing with another servlet and i get a 404 error!?!? anyone know why this is happening, is it a bug or something? |
00:09.57 | ratm83 | ive triple checked everything |
00:12.11 | jasonb | What do the logs say? Anything? |
00:15.42 | ratm83 | 02-Dec-2006 00:08:25 org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationContext log |
00:15.42 | ratm83 | INFO: InvokerFilter(ApplicationFilterConfig[name=Path Mapped Filter, filterClass=filters.ExampleFilter]): 0 milliseconds |
00:17.17 | ratm83 | got a long list of those |
00:17.26 | ratm83 | is that related to the error? |
00:17.34 | jasonb | Use a paste server and start showing us your environment and configurations. |
00:17.46 | ratm83 | ok |
00:18.02 | jasonb | And read & follow the topic line. |
00:19.56 | ratm83 | http://rafb.net/paste/results/1Zfpf484.html |
00:21.07 | ratm83 | HelloWorld is the first servlet that i deployed and was working fine. After, I deployed PostTestServlet and it doesnt work |
00:21.27 | ratm83 | as you can, i did it in the same way |
00:27.53 | ratm83 | yeah i know |
00:27.55 | ratm83 | its weird |
00:28.57 | ratm83 | is it a noob question, is that why you're blanking me? |
00:29.49 | swente | nobody blanks, most are busy i'd say |
00:30.00 | ratm83 | oh ok |
00:30.03 | swente | ratm83: what error do you get/what happens? |
00:30.14 | ratm83 | its happened to me before thats why lol |
00:30.43 | ratm83 | type Status report |
00:30.48 | ratm83 | The requested resource (/servlets-examples/servlet/PostTestServlet) is not available. |
00:31.07 | ratm83 | but the other servlet which i deployed in the exact same way is working fine |
00:32.22 | swente | you're sure the servlet itself is good? tomcat restarted properly after deploying? nothing in tomcat's logs? |
00:34.20 | ratm83 | i restarted tomcat and now it works |
00:34.26 | ratm83 | i never knew i had to do that |
00:34.38 | swente | fine :) |
00:34.39 | ratm83 | i didnt restart for the other servlet to work |
00:34.43 | ratm83 | thanks for the tip |
00:34.48 | swente | np |
00:34.54 | ratm83 | bye |
00:34.58 | swente | bye ratm83 |
00:44.23 | swente | uh - better send it to me :) |
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00:58.57 | jasonb | swente: after I'm done beating him over the head with it.. :) |
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01:54.39 | evosh | A bloody book! It must be priceless -- I'll go ahead sell on eBay for $1,000, starter. |
02:03.27 | jasonb | But then it wouldn't be priceless anymore.. |
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02:22.14 | jasonb | Good morning yassine. |
02:23.29 | yassine | :) its like 3:22 morning here jasonb |
02:26.26 | jasonb | Still morning. :) |
02:26.34 | jasonb | And what are you doing up?? |
02:27.30 | yassine | setting up ldap |
02:27.44 | yassine | which seem not to work att all :/ |
02:28.07 | yassine | i need it for samba |
03:03.31 | jasonb | ldap really sucks. |
03:03.43 | jasonb | Are you trying to use Samba to serve real windows machines? |
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03:45.56 | pfn | ldap doesn't suck |
03:46.02 | pfn | nor does samba in conjunction with ldap |
03:46.17 | pfn | it'd be nice if ldap+samba really could perform as AD for windows, but unfortunately, it doesn't |
03:46.30 | pfn | stupid proprietary crap |
03:47.23 | pfn | ldap isn't very useful if you don't have a largish number of nodes/users |
03:49.20 | pfn | jasonb so, I've added more neat features to the ria... some cleanup (fixed some ugly cpu usage issues, so it doesn't drain 100% cpu anymore) |
03:49.35 | pfn | and some nice placeholders for images while they're loading |
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04:56.20 | shibbz | Hey, anyone in here |
04:58.51 | shibbz | I'm new to tomcat, and apache - If I have an installation of Apache running, do I need to run the HTTP server, or can Tomcat do it all? |
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05:05.45 | fsee | newbie question: im following the "JavaMail Sessions" section of http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.0-doc/jndi-resources-howto.html and im having some trouble...im getting a java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.apache.naming.factory.MailSessionFactory..any ideas? |
05:08.20 | fsee | btw, i am using TC5.5 and WinXP |
05:08.58 | shibbz | disregard my question, figured it out, thanks |
05:10.38 | pfn | tomcat can do it all |
05:10.58 | pfn | fsee dunno, never tried setting up a mail session |
05:11.08 | fsee | pfn: tnx :) |
05:11.09 | pfn | fsee you're reading the docs for tc 5.0 while you're running 5.5 |
05:11.17 | pfn | that's bound to cause problems |
05:11.20 | pfn | read the docs for 5.5 |
05:11.31 | fsee | pfn: good point :-) sorry i didn't notice that earlier :-) |
05:11.45 | shibbz | thanks pfn |
05:12.42 | fsee | pfn: im now looking at 5.5 and the content is the same with regards to JavaMail sessions :-) |
05:12.55 | pfn | then did you download the activation and mail.jar as directed |
05:13.30 | fsee | yes |
05:13.53 | fsee | MailSessionFactory is in mail.jar, and i tried putting that in my CATALINA_HOME/common/lib, in my webapps lib, and in both..and it still won't find it |
05:14.43 | pfn | put it into your common/lib |
05:14.45 | pfn | it will find it |
05:14.51 | pfn | you restarted tomcat after putting it there? |
05:15.32 | fsee | pfn: yes, i've tried putting it in common/lib and restartng tomcat but still the same problem. nonetheless, i'll try again since i don't have much options :-) |
05:16.59 | pfn | both mail.jar and activation.jar in common/lib, right? |
05:17.01 | fsee | pfn: yup..still same problem |
05:17.04 | pfn | and pastebin the stack trace |
05:17.07 | fsee | pfn: yes |
05:17.10 | pfn | and the context in the log file |
05:20.39 | fsee | pfn: here's the stack trace: http://rafb.net/paste/results/5goBZC28.html |
05:23.10 | pfn | you sure you have that exact class in there? |
05:23.57 | pfn | this sounds like it's missing in tomcat 5.5 |
05:24.02 | fsee | pfn: and here's the catalina log file - http://rafb.net/paste/results/M2TcgC41.html and the jakarta_service log file - http://rafb.net/paste/results/sXEpda18.html |
05:24.14 | fsee | what seems to be missing in tomcat 5.5? |
05:24.23 | pfn | MailSessionFactory |
05:24.41 | fsee | but it's in my mail.jar ...so im not sure why it wouldn't be able to see it |
05:25.35 | pfn | are you certain it's in your mail.jar? |
05:25.42 | pfn | jar tf mail.jar | grep MailSessionFactory |
05:26.03 | pfn | http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=40668 |
05:28.19 | fsee | pfn: whoah..seems like archiva made a mistake...that class isn't in the jar |
05:28.30 | fsee | let me find the correct one then, thanks pfn :-) |
05:33.40 | pfn | it helps if you google first |
05:33.48 | pfn | since I found that answer via google |
05:34.53 | fsee | pfn: tnx :-) i've been googling for days now but im entangled in a whole lot of problems that i get lost sometimes :-) |
05:35.33 | fsee | i've now figured out what's wrong, the mail and activation are not what's at fault, but it's missing another dependency....which i've no included but can't seem to get to work :-) |
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08:36.10 | pucko | morning mr b |
08:59.32 | jasonb | Hi pucko. |
09:00.29 | pucko | I've heard it's quite amusing |
09:01.24 | pucko | gotta see it someday |
09:02.07 | pfn | hey jasonb |
09:02.12 | pfn | lots of new goodies in the ria now |
09:02.14 | jasonb | hey pfn.. |
09:02.18 | pfn | try logging in as tester1/testing1234 |
09:02.19 | jasonb | Yeah, I saw your messages earlier. |
09:02.22 | jasonb | Sounds good.. |
09:02.40 | pfn | up kinda late aren't you? |
09:03.05 | pfn | (wife is chatting away with some relatives in VN, so kinda free tonight) |
09:04.01 | pfn | trying to figure out a nice way to do databinding/forms in swing |
09:04.18 | pfn | so I can "transparently" bind my beans to form data items |
09:04.26 | pfn | I also ditched the aop http proxy stuff |
09:05.00 | jasonb | I'm up late, yes. |
09:05.28 | jasonb | Good, AOP is lame. |
09:05.44 | pfn | aop isn't that lame... quite handy for some purposes |
09:06.37 | pfn | transaction handling is a popular use-case that's brought up in support of it |
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09:07.46 | jasonb | pfn: Wow, this looks quite nice! |
09:07.58 | pfn | yeah, the performance of the throbber is much better now |
09:08.10 | jasonb | pfn: It is able to show thumbnails of my pictures off of my local disk just fine. |
09:08.11 | pfn | I didn't realize that I was queuing up hundreds of threads |
09:08.32 | pfn | yeah, you can dnd the images into the album to upload, etc. |
09:08.45 | pfn | (except I've changed the ui to check for permissions before allowing dnd into particular folders now) |
09:08.54 | pfn | I'll incorporate your slideshow idea as well |
09:09.14 | pfn | jasonb I particular like the fact that the tree view tells you if a folder has images or not |
09:09.21 | pfn | so you can tell at a "glance" if a folder is worth going into |
09:09.38 | jasonb | Yeah, I was looking at that, wondering what it was trying to tell me |
09:09.41 | pfn | I wonder how that could be distilled |
09:10.37 | pfn | the properties button doesn't quite behave right on linux (sometimes it doesn't popup the message dialog for me) |
09:10.57 | jasonb | You could have a checkbox (or something) to make toggle showing just the tree that contains images.. |
09:11.15 | pfn | that's kind of a problem, I don't do a dfs to determine if there are images in a particular branch |
09:11.20 | pfn | that would also take too long |
09:11.57 | pfn | actually, this particular thing makes me wish java had an equivalent for readdir |
09:12.40 | pfn | can iterate through a folder until a match is found, and stop and go on to the next folder, instead of having to retrieve the entire file list and match against the file filter |
09:12.43 | jasonb | Also, since people will often have their pictures in the same spot in the fs tree, why not give them a feature of being able to select a particular dir (with pictures in it), and create a shortcut icon at the top so they can open the ria, then just click on their picture dir immediately.. |
09:13.03 | pfn | jasonb yeah, more features to come... I'm just hashing out basics first |
09:13.19 | jasonb | Sure. I'm just spewing ideas. :) |
09:13.25 | pfn | I wonder how adaptable I could make this to other online image providers |
09:13.41 | pfn | (flickr, etc.) |
09:13.50 | pfn | (obviously, long-term thoughts) |
09:13.56 | pfn | nothing I'm really worrying about right now |
09:14.04 | jasonb | Make all-OSS equivalents. |
09:14.34 | jasonb | For example, the ria is OSS, make it interoperate with a webapp that will host the images somewhat like flickr would. |
09:14.46 | jasonb | (you already have a gallery webapp) |
09:15.00 | pfn | yeah, that's the "default" implementation I'm working with right now |
09:15.28 | jasonb | Just make it so that 1) developers can modify it and do what they want with it, but also 2) package it so that non-developers can just untar it and go pretty much. |
09:15.38 | pfn | yeah, that's the plan |
09:16.02 | pfn | I've written a lot of cool stuff so far... heh, most of it in the ria code, lately |
09:17.00 | jasonb | Yeah, the ria looks very nice. |
09:17.37 | pfn | ugh, stupid sharity... whenever it hangs, kills a bunch of stuff along with it |
09:21.04 | jasonb | I see that the tree view on the left is very well structured and minimal, but I think it wastes a little bit of horizontal space. When I have my picture dir all the way open, it's indented so far that many of the other dir names are cut off, horizontally. I see that there is a horizontal scroll bar, but scrolling for that is more of a pain than necessary, I think. I also know that I can open that panel wider, but that's als |
09:21.04 | jasonb | o not what I'd like to have to do. |
09:21.33 | jasonb | Maybe each time you select a dir, maybe it should horizontally scroll to the right for the user. |
09:22.00 | jasonb | Maybe it should keep, say, 2 indentations shown, but otherwise scroll right. |
09:22.14 | jasonb | (just another idea) |
09:24.09 | jasonb | Also, the component to the left of the "HanHuy Server" icon.. the thing that decides if that tree node is open or not (I don't know what you call it).. that thing looks unnecessary to me. You could nuke that and reclaim one indentation level right there. |
09:25.20 | pfn | the scrolling part sounds reasonable |
09:25.38 | pfn | I kinda wish JTree mimicked microsoft in that sense, if the label isn't completely visible, use a tooltip to show the rest |
09:26.00 | pfn | stupid sharity has hosed it |
09:26.08 | jasonb | What's sharity? |
09:26.30 | pfn | sharity is a user-space "smbfs" |
09:26.45 | pfn | 'cept for being user-space, it sure hoses my box pretty good when it runs into problems |
09:27.20 | jasonb | Is it Java? Or what? |
09:27.28 | pfn | C code |
09:27.35 | pfn | www.obdev.at or something like that |
09:28.09 | jasonb | So you use that to locally mount an smbfs? |
09:28.16 | pfn | yeah, mount my windows shares |
09:28.28 | jasonb | Why not use smbclient? |
09:28.45 | pfn | well, I'd use smbfs, not smbclient |
09:28.59 | jasonb | well, okay, that.. |
09:29.22 | pfn | smbfs also has problems although, I haven't used it in a really recent kernel |
09:29.54 | jasonb | It is undoubtedly the best implementation though.. more people use it, and have used it for years I think. |
09:30.22 | pfn | yeah, I may have to switch back to it |
09:30.32 | pfn | I avoided using sharity for a while, I forget what my impetus for using it was |
09:30.41 | pfn | but I was pretty unhappy with smbfs |
09:31.06 | jasonb | Blame M$. |
09:31.34 | pfn | weird, apache/tomcat still serve requests |
09:31.40 | pfn | I can't get plain apache to serve any requests at all, heh |
09:32.08 | pfn | actually, static content works, I can't get mod_perl or mod_python to respond |
09:32.13 | jasonb | Welp, I have to head to bed.. |
09:32.18 | jasonb | Looks quite cool though! |
09:32.25 | pfn | 'nite |
09:32.26 | pfn | thanks |
09:32.38 | jasonb | Keep up the great work.. |
09:32.49 | pfn | yeah, we'll see if we can get something usable out of this yet! :) |
09:33.14 | jasonb | heh.. looks like you already do. |
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09:52.51 | Roby | hi to all |
09:53.45 | Roby | I have some config. problem with tomcat security. Can anyone help me? |
09:54.45 | pucko | if you state your problem in more detail and possibly provide pastebins of relating configuration-snippets someone who have a clue may answer to your call |
09:54.49 | pucko | :) |
09:55.10 | Roby | I'm trying to secure a Tomcat installation with javamail in ./shared dir. |
09:55.11 | Roby | I tried this code without any success: |
09:55.13 | Roby | grant codeBase "file:${catalina.home}/shared/-" { |
09:55.14 | Roby | <PROTECTED> |
09:55.16 | Roby | <PROTECTED> |
09:55.18 | Roby | }; |
09:55.19 | Roby | I alway obtain this error: |
09:55.22 | Roby | java.security.AccessControlException: access denied (java.lang.RuntimePermission |
09:55.24 | Roby | acce |
09:55.25 | Roby | ssClassInPackage.sun.net.smtp) |
09:55.27 | Roby | <PROTECTED> |
09:55.29 | Roby | java.security.AccessControlContext.checkPermission(AccessControlContext.ja |
09:55.30 | Roby | va:264) |
09:55.32 | Roby | <PROTECTED> |
09:55.33 | Roby | <PROTECTED> |
09:55.35 | Roby | <PROTECTED> |
09:55.37 | Roby | <PROTECTED> |
09:55.38 | Roby | <PROTECTED> |
09:55.40 | Roby | <PROTECTED> |
09:55.41 | Roby | .... |
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11:48.40 | aje | hello there... |
11:49.00 | aje | how can i add some properties to my servlet? |
11:49.08 | aje | i know i need to add it in the web.xml file... |
11:49.23 | aje | i just want to parameterize database connection info, etc. |
11:50.49 | kaouete | hm, i think you have to add <parameter> tags, and use getInitParameters from servletconfig |
11:50.54 | kaouete | ServletConfig |
11:52.04 | kaouete | http://www.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/tech/java/codesnippet/servlets/ReadInitParams/ReadInitParams.html |
11:52.07 | kaouete | there is an example here |
11:54.39 | aje | thanks! |
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11:57.52 | aje | hrm.. |
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15:26.57 | b0fh_ua | hi there |
15:27.30 | b0fh_ua | could somebody please tell me - is it possible to keep sources/binary code of JSP pages in the database/whatever? |
15:34.18 | yassine | why would you do so b0fh_ua ? |
15:39.44 | b0fh_ua | yassine: we would like to move JSP pages from filesystem into a JCR respository |
15:40.19 | b0fh_ua | and allow some customers to edit that JSP pages online |
15:40.47 | b0fh_ua | i know it is possible to allow them edit pages on the filesystem, but the requirement is to keep everything in JCR |
15:48.51 | yassine | b0fh_ua, there is a problem in doing that |
15:49.15 | b0fh_ua | yassine: ? |
15:49.17 | yassine | jsp files need to be first converted and than compiled after it can be executed |
15:49.39 | b0fh_ua | right |
15:49.40 | yassine | basicly you should be able storing them where ever you want |
15:49.53 | yassine | but imagine one of your customers edits a jsp file |
15:50.07 | yassine | you need to generates a new file pass it to tomcat |
15:50.20 | yassine | and tomcat needs to convert/compile it |
15:50.34 | yassine | and than the user can execute/call it |
15:50.47 | yassine | but that's too much overhead imho |
15:51.42 | yassine | bbl food time now |
15:51.51 | b0fh_ua | isn't there any way to tell tomcat not take JSP source from the filesystem but from some other storage? |
15:52.39 | b0fh_ua | basically I would like Tomcat to to all these things with parsing/compiling ;) |
15:52.46 | Hugh | b0fh_ua: you probably could do with some hackery |
15:52.57 | b0fh_ua | I just need to store JSP pages somewhere - nothing more, nothing less |
15:53.19 | Hugh | however as yassine suggests, writing something to pull out of db and onto disk so that tomcat can process normally is probably simplest solution |
15:53.21 | b0fh_ua | when examining JspServlet, I found it uses a classloader to obtains JSP as a stream |
15:53.29 | b0fh_ua | probably that it extension point I could use? |
15:53.59 | b0fh_ua | Hugh: yep, but this is error-prone way |
15:54.15 | b0fh_ua | there could be some synchronization issues, concurrent access issues etc |
15:55.43 | Hugh | sure, but it might be better/easier than modifying tomcat (based on my humble experience) |
15:56.02 | Hugh | are you going to prevalidate the jsps before you try and deploy them? |
15:56.10 | Hugh | or are you going to be generating them in some templated manner? |
15:57.52 | b0fh_ua | The JSP will be prevalidated, I guess |
15:58.08 | b0fh_ua | or may be templates. I'd prefer to use Velocity etc, but the requirement is to use JSP |
15:58.34 | b0fh_ua | so we need to inject tomcat classloaders chain with our classloader somehow |
15:58.45 | b0fh_ua | is it possible? |
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17:22.29 | Sardu | hello |
17:25.27 | Sardu | I have a servlet in $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/..../WEB-INF/classes/ that needs to creat an other object placed in /home/user/classes/object.class. My CLASSPATH includes teh /home/user/classes/ directory. |
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17:27.04 | Sardu | When the servlet is executed, it throws a NotClassDef exception telling that "object" does not exist. |
17:27.48 | Sardu | so I think the CLASSPATH that uses Tomcat, does not include that directory |
17:28.08 | Sardu | How can I tell Tomcat to look for classes in that directory? |
17:28.12 | Sardu | any suggestion please? |
18:21.41 | yassine | Sardu, sure that your classes are in WEB-INF/classes ? |
18:34.36 | Sardu | no |
18:34.43 | yassine | mhh |
18:35.08 | Sardu | My servlet do: XMLModul xml = XMLModul.getInstance(); |
18:35.20 | Sardu | and tomcat crashes there |
18:35.28 | yassine | why not copying the /home/user/classes/object.class to $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/..../WEB-INF/classes/ |
18:35.39 | Sardu | yes |
18:35.54 | yassine | or if its a jar into .../WEB-INF/lib |
18:35.55 | Sardu | but, object.class imports a lirary (jdom) |
18:36.00 | Sardu | aaa |
18:36.23 | Sardu | I will try to put the jar to the lib/ directory.- |
18:36.38 | yassine | you should be fine there |
18:41.47 | Sardu | yes! |
18:41.57 | Sardu | it works! |
18:42.04 | Sardu | thanks yassine ;) |
18:42.18 | yassine | happy to help |
18:42.25 | yassine | :) |
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21:14.45 | pucko | hooo.. jboss+ejb3+struts actually works. o.O |
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