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02:46.05 | josh3006 | I have create my own generic framework and would like to make it as a jar file and deploy into <lib> folder. does anyone know how to do this ??? |
02:46.45 | shakhmatist | ummm jar -cvf ... |
02:46.47 | shakhmatist | ?? |
02:47.26 | shakhmatist | infact do a ant task to do the jar and deploy it to the lib of the war |
02:50.19 | josh3006 | hm.. ok.. sound feasible and easy with ant |
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03:20.58 | josh3006 | ibot are u ok ? |
03:21.19 | shakhmatist | josh3006, that's a bot |
03:21.55 | josh3006 | okay :) |
03:23.17 | lyken | lol |
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07:53.21 | josh3006 | any easy and efficient java obfuscation ? |
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07:55.14 | grg- | hi |
07:55.30 | grg- | import 3rd party ssl cert is hard a bit :> |
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08:15.46 | deebo | josh3006: not like obfuscation is gonna stop anyone :) |
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08:51.44 | thnee | im getting some exception, probably java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: PermGen space with the message "Java heap space" all of a sudden, i tried adding -server -XX:MaxPermSize=256M to JAVA_OPTS in catalina.sh but this didnt help, any ideas? (im on OS X with tomcat 5.5.17 and java 1.5.0_07) |
08:53.18 | deebo | export CATALINA_OPTS="-server -Xmx256M -Xms256M -XX:MaxPermSize=192M -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote" |
08:53.23 | deebo | thats how i run my dev tomcat |
08:53.45 | deebo | maybe you just have a memory leak |
08:56.12 | thnee | um maybe |
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10:53.20 | deebo | anyone knwo how multipart file post works? |
10:53.27 | deebo | if i post 0 files theres no fileparams |
10:53.47 | deebo | if i post on file ,theres one param like "file" (html input field name) |
10:53.59 | deebo | if i post 2 files, theres three params "file" "file1" "file2" |
10:55.31 | deebo | oh apparently "file" is null if theres file1 and file2 present |
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11:19.33 | a4akb | yo |
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11:36.29 | jenner | heya |
11:37.14 | jenner | guys, is there a way to change the default URL encoding from latin1 to UTF8? |
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11:48.58 | deebo | jenner, add URIEncoding=UTF-8 to your connector |
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11:52.25 | a4akb | RichiH: Nice to meet ibot's supreme master. |
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12:15.06 | thnee | deebo: apparently there was a bug in hibernate which leaked memory |
12:15.22 | thnee | fyi |
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14:23.19 | fenris | hi |
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14:30.34 | fenris | i have a problem with deploying a web app... i have the war inside the webapps dir, and also the expanded directory... but the webapp does not appear in the webinterface and is not reachable via http |
14:31.29 | fenris | touch-ing the war does not do anything, and deploying the war again via the webinterface does not work because he says the war already exists |
14:32.16 | fenris | tomcat version is 5.5.9 with java 1.5 on solaris 5.9 |
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15:03.09 | rrva | on tomcat 4.1.24 java 1.4.1_04, what could be a problem with jsp pages not being recompiled on deploy? d |
15:03.41 | rrva | fenris: you must add the context to conf |
15:04.48 | rrva | fenris: create <yourcontext>.xml in /conf/Catalina/localhost |
15:06.06 | fenris | rrva: don't have the permission to do that |
15:07.13 | fenris | i tried to do it via the manager webinterface, but all i get are "invalid context path specified" messages |
15:18.36 | rrva | fenris: get someone to set up the context for you |
15:19.24 | fenris | rrva: i tried to contact our administrator, but i cant reach him... thats why im asking here :) |
15:19.47 | rrva | a new context can be configured in server.xml or in conf/Catalina |
15:20.05 | rrva | if it is a new context, you need to write a change there |
15:30.24 | fenris | rrva: as i said, i dont have permissions to change anything in the config directory |
15:37.55 | a4akb | homies |
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16:41.06 | chrismon | I'm trying to create multiple security constraints for multiple users |
16:41.21 | chrismon | and it seems I ended up locking all users out of various part of the app |
16:41.55 | chrismon | i cannot seem to find definitive docs for useing security-constrints in web.xml |
16:47.55 | chrismon | hrm so its seems the constraints are on a "deny, allow" basis (as opposed ot "allow, deny" |
16:48.33 | chrismon | so if you configure a constraint for a user to have access to /xyz, that user has access and everyone else is closed off |
16:48.49 | chrismon | so... if you configure for one, you must configured for all... ? |
16:51.33 | randrew | rrva: If the cached java files generated from the jsp are newer than the jsp, then the jsp processing doesn't occur. You can purge the generated java files from tomcat's work directory. your versions are scary old. |
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17:21.38 | chrismon | ok i've got the scope of my issue |
17:22.00 | chrismon | web.xml security constraints constrian paths |
17:22.04 | chrismon | i want to constrin users |
17:22.25 | chrismon | but i cannot seem to find a way to do this |
17:22.43 | chrismon | i.e. a certain users is constrained to access only certain paths |
17:23.05 | chrismon | while other (or unspecified_ users have access to another set (or all) paths |
17:25.39 | deebo | basic authentication or tomcats own system? |
17:25.56 | chrismon | tomcat's |
17:26.05 | chrismon | tomcat-users.xml + web.xml |
17:26.43 | chrismon | i thought maybe I could devise an allow,deny policy putting a constraint for "/*" for all users |
17:27.08 | chrismon | but if I have another constraint for things within/underr that path, the more specific constraint takes precedence |
17:27.59 | chrismon | hmm i think I've got it |
17:28.15 | chrismon | add all global roles to "/*" |
17:28.34 | chrismon | and then at all usrs w/ access to specific onstraints |
17:29.03 | chrismon | so if I want usr X to only be able to access /xfiles (heh) |
17:29.27 | chrismon | I put all roles but X in /*, and all roles (including X) in /xfiles |
17:29.38 | chrismon | (in meaning, within the constraint section specifying those paths) |
17:30.42 | chrismon | hmmm it seems to be working |
17:30.47 | chrismon | seems to be ugly too :) |
17:41.18 | chrismon | hmm i'm not sure how it applies the rules |
17:41.53 | chrismon | apply last match?, apply first deny? apply first allow? |
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18:22.24 | randrew | chrismon: the 2.4 spec contains an example. anything earlier is spectacularly lame wrt security constraints. |
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19:53.34 | kab | can I have regexp in <url-pattern> </url-pattern> in my web.xml? |
19:54.15 | kab | for example to filter all the files that's begin with "icon" |
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20:28.47 | MitchM | I'm having a problem serving jsp files with Apache -> Tomcat |
20:29.21 | MitchM | I'm using 2.2 with mod_proxy.c and i get sent to the right place with a index.jsp but it comes across as html |
20:29.24 | MitchM | :S |
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21:36.07 | victori | hmm |
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23:32.05 | mrpoundsign | Tomcat 6.0.13, Windows XP, Java 1.6.0_01-b06, hello. :) quick question... it seems we need to restart tomcat on every method change in our dev environment (using MyEclipse) -- does anyone know any way around this? Is there a quicker method than a complete server restart |
23:32.57 | mrpoundsign | or is that S.O.P. or Java development? |
23:38.57 | pfn | tomcat supports hot-reload |
23:39.23 | pfn | enable it in the context configuration and you'll only need to restart tomcat every 50-300 or so times you reload |
23:39.29 | pfn | (memory leak issues if any) |
23:48.59 | mrpoundsign | pfn: thanks. in the tomcat config? |
23:49.40 | pfn | yes |
23:50.06 | mrpoundsign | pfn: hmm, can't seem to find that option.... |
23:50.16 | pfn | it's a context option |
23:50.28 | pfn | so you set the value on the context |
23:50.43 | pfn | http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/config/index.html |
23:50.52 | mrpoundsign | pfn: aah, ok, I have no idea how to do that. :) I am just learning this stuff now. |
23:51.26 | mrpoundsign | cool, so in the config file? I can try to figure it out. :) |
23:53.12 | mrpoundsign | is it just antiResourceLocking ? that's the only reference to hot deployment I could find. :) |
23:55.06 | pfn | reloadable |
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