IRC log for #tomcat on 20071020

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00:00.30pfnwell, one, it's a lighter gui
00:00.36pfnsecond, yeah, it'd run in the background all the time
00:00.41pfnon a machine I don't care about load as much
00:00.49pfnazureus is much maligned for being bloated
00:00.59pfnbasically, only the azureus protocol code will run
00:01.18pfnwrapped by a basic server that exposes management and status interfaces
00:01.30pfnso I can have a pretty UI on my windows machine when I want to monitor
00:02.12pfnor use a UI for adding/removing torrents for seed/leeching
00:03.06jasonbWhy not an async webapp for it so that you just need a web browser in order to hook up to and use the server process?  :)
00:04.03pfnit could be a webapp as well
00:04.08pfnbut I'll probably write a swing UI first
00:04.18jasonbThen the server side could just include Tomcat.
00:04.45pfnI'd rather not enforce that it's a webapp, though
00:04.57pfnI'd write a separate webapp that could connect to the server process
00:05.10pfnrmi, jmx, soap, etc.
00:05.13jasonbOf course.
00:05.16pfnI haven't decided on the remoting protocol yet
00:05.31jasonbJust because it runs within the same JVM doesn't mean that's the only way anything can connect to the server.
00:05.53pfnbut basic needs are management (settings, download speed, preferences), status polling, and torrent file management
00:06.01pfnso I need rpc and a very basic file transfer mechanism
00:06.07jasonbjmx remote via soap seems to work well.. or, it did, the last time I tried it using MX4Js SOAP connector.
00:07.10pfnwell, I probably won't be using jmx
00:07.29pfnhmm, although, I guess jmx is a possibility
00:07.36jasonbYeah, why not?
00:07.53pfnI need authn/authz and file transfer, I wonder if jmx can handle the latter
00:07.56jasonbJMX remote gives you the choice / flexibility of pluggable protocol code.
00:10.55pfnthe other problem is rpc overhead, I'd like something that's relatively lightweight
00:11.59jasonbLots of concerns like these led to the design and development of HTTP.  :)
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00:14.33pfnhttp has its share of problems
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00:44.25pfnhmm, there's no pre-existing method for handling file transfers in jmx, boo
01:12.30jasonbIt's not really meant for sending files.. it's a sort of RPC.
01:13.00jasonbSo, you can have a method signature that takes a byte[] and pass the file data that way.
01:13.22jasonbHTTP is sounding much more like what you're looking for.  :)
01:13.48IMYojimbopfn: suddenly i dont get any log
01:15.33pfnjasonb, yeah, that's what I'm basically doing (not http) because I primarily want rpc
01:15.47pfnfile transfer is only used in one instance
01:15.59pfn<PROTECTED>
01:15.59pfn<PROTECTED>
01:16.00pfn<PROTECTED>
01:16.10pfnbasically, that's what my API for for file xfer looks like
01:16.57pfnkey = requestTorrentUpload(); uploadTorrentChunk(key, partOfTorrentFile, TorrentUploadState.CONTINUE); uploadTorrentChunk(key, anotherPartOfFile, TorrentUploadState.DONE);
01:23.08arthompswhy not just run azureus from command line?
01:23.35pfndoes azureus have commandline only operation?
01:23.53arthompshttp://www.azureuswiki.com/index.php/ConsoleUI
01:24.18pfndoesn't seem like that's what I want
01:25.58arthompsor if you want a webfront end http://azureus.sourceforge.net/plugin_details.php?plugin=azhtmlwebui
01:26.13jasonbIt's not a very nicely written command line interface for azureus, but I'm surprised there is one at all.  :)
01:26.28lykensup homeslices
01:26.34jasonbHey there lyken!
01:26.50lykenbook out ?
01:27.20jasonbIt's done, but I think the final edits and printing slipped a little (for once, it wasn't my fault).
01:27.30lykenhehe
01:27.42lykenive sent simon several emails about payment, nothing..
01:27.45jasonbBut, I found the final cover image for the book on Amazon.com.. heh!  It's shown there now.
01:27.50arthompshttp://tf-b4rt.berlios.de/
01:28.09jasonblyken: That sucks.  I'm really not surprised, but it sucks!
01:28.16pfnarthomps, interesting, seems like it covers most of what I'm interested in
01:28.33pfnwithout the ability to have a remote UI (yes, you've mentioned the webapp)
01:29.43pfnwhy's it called the swing webui though... kinda weird
01:29.48pfnunless it's an applet
01:30.48arthompsno experience with any of them :(   just know that torrent with webui seems like something somebody's done already.  personnaly - i just have ktorrent point to a samba drive.
01:30.54jasonbwow, tf-b4rt looks awesome!
01:31.11jasonblyken: But, your name will be in zillions of bookstores very soon...
01:32.11lykenhehe :)
01:33.14pfninteresting, looks like I'm not the only one interested in a torrent leech server
01:33.31lykendirty pirates
01:35.31jasonbAvast!
01:37.01lykeni dont ever use torrents
01:37.06lykenpublic insecure crap
01:37.19jasonbWhat then?
01:37.29lykeni dont pirate !
01:37.37jasonbsuuuuure
01:37.57jasonbI pirate new versions of Fedora when they release them as torrents...
01:38.07lykenlols
01:38.12lykenftp is faster for me
01:38.58pfnftp isn't faster for me
01:39.00arthompswith fedora yeah - nobody else downloading.  ubuntu gutsy though... very speedy
01:39.16pfnI usually get ~250KB/s on ftp, around ~600KB/s through torrents
01:39.50lykeni get about 1800KB/s on ftp
01:39.56lykenand no idea on torrents cause i dont use them
01:41.05acidjnkWith torrents you have to make really sure that what you download is not copyrighted, because you also upload it. Downloading only is legal for some material and in some countries where uploading would be illegal.
01:42.41arthompsanybody got ideas for a decent link checking tool?  currently using webcheck.  which is really nice.  but not for a site 20,000 pages.  
01:43.41jasonbouch.
01:43.45jasonb20,000 pages??
01:44.04arthompsyeah.  wish i were exagerating.
01:54.38lyken20k pages.. eek
01:56.58acidjnkI once used HTML Validator Pro, but I have no idea if it is suited for this task in terms of performance and nice viewable output. I used it for about 100 pages.
01:57.47acidjnkwget can certainly do that as well, but same uncertainty there.
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14:27.33StFShm... stable version 5.5.23? I thought 5.5.25 was stable
14:28.44StFSanyways... I'm trying to get logging to work in my application that uses Spring but I keep getting some weird errors. Has anybody been successful in deploying a web app with Spring in Tomcat 5.5.x and still getting Spring logging to appear somehow?
15:35.17InsomniaCityHi! I'm running 5.5.23 from inside WTP in Eclipse. I've got the manager webapp configured to run, and although the webapp is present, I get a 404 on HTMLManagerServlet, which is in apache-tomcat-5.5.23/server/webapps/manager/WEB-INF/lib/catalina-manager.jar. How can I make Tomcat see it?
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16:01.56InsomniaCityUh, OK ignore that. New tack:
16:02.31InsomniaCityIf you start putting Context xml files in conf/Catalina/localhost, does Tomcat 5.5 start ignoring the webapps dir?
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16:25.29Placiddvayanu, you awake?
16:39.25PlacidJust downloaded and extracted tomcat 5.5.25 and I'm plugging it in with apache2.2.3 via a virtual host.
16:39.46Placidmy workes file is included in apache2.conf and I've restarted both servers, but I'm still getting the following error in the jk log file:
16:39.54Placidjk_handler::mod_jk.c (2285): Could not find a worker for worker name=default
16:43.03Placidany ideas?
17:07.14Placid:|
17:12.12dvayanuhave you defined the workers?
17:12.18dvayanulike workers.properties?
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