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00:03.29 | defaultro | hey folks, do I also need to install an SSL certificate on Tomcat? My officemate is out of country right now. I was able to install the cert though on Apache |
00:03.55 | defaultro | how do I check if our tomcat is doing SSL? |
00:20.15 | Zack1403 | you should have to do it on tomcat as well |
00:22.49 | Zack1403 | you googled tomcat ssl? |
00:27.12 | lyken | what version of tomcat ? |
00:27.37 | lyken | either wway this doc looks right |
00:27.41 | lyken | http://www.digicert.com/ssl-certificate-installation-tomcat.htm |
00:53.58 | jasonb | If anyone follows that, they'll end up with a non-working, mostly configured HTTPS connector. |
00:55.08 | jasonb | If only they had validated it by trying out their own directions, they would have known it was wrong. |
00:55.15 | jasonb | (like most Tomcat docs out there on the web) |
00:56.03 | jasonb | It says to set keypass="your_keystore_password", which is wrong. It should really say keystorePass="your_keystore_password". |
00:59.23 | lyken | lols |
00:59.35 | lyken | and im a tard for not reading it furhter |
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02:17.52 | jasonb | That's what's funny about web documentation. If someone finds web tech docs about a subject they know little about, they basically always assume the author of the web doc knows all about it, and would certainly not post, say, configuration directions that just plain don't work. |
02:18.29 | jasonb | But, anyone who ever read the online docs about mod_jk is painfully aware that this is just not the case. |
02:37.44 | lyken | heh |
02:43.58 | *** topic/#tomcat by jasonb -> Stable versions: 6.0.16, 5.5.26 and 4.1.36. Newbies use the official binary from tomcat.apache.org, or an RPM package from http://www.webdroid.org:8080/archives/tomcat-package. Check your Tomcat logs before you ask for an answer. SLOW MOTION CHANNEL (we all have jobs & kids): Ask your question, including your TC, Java, & OS versions, then wait; check back often for answers. |
02:45.39 | MHSL | isnt it 6.0.14? |
02:48.11 | jasonb | Nope! |
02:48.27 | jasonb | http://archive.apache.org/dist/tomcat/tomcat-6/v6.0.16/bin/ |
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03:09.35 | defaultro | thanks Zack, lyken. I just got back here |
03:10.14 | defaultro | I'm looking at the link now |
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03:13.33 | defaultro | i'm a bit afraid to touch the tomcat |
03:17.12 | defaultro | What does OV mean in OV certificate? |
03:23.42 | jwisher | tbh I pretty much just read the official documentation when I setup ssl |
03:24.07 | jwisher | was also guided by the sample config code in default web.xml |
03:24.27 | jwisher | where is the change log for 6.0.16? |
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03:27.03 | conga | can someone help me |
03:27.09 | conga | http://rafb.net/p/D1zUzd14.html |
03:27.11 | conga | what is wrong |
03:27.55 | jasonb | Anyone wanting to install the Tomcat 6.0.16 official release binaries on Fedora, Red Hat, or other RPM-based distros may now download my new RPM package here: http://www.webdroid.org:8080/archives/tomcat-package/tomcat-6.0.16-0.noarch.rpm |
03:28.14 | conga | jasonb, can you help me |
03:28.21 | Aeti | conga |
03:28.32 | conga | :) |
03:28.35 | Aeti | echo $JAVA_HOME |
03:28.46 | conga | /opt/java/ |
03:28.53 | conga | this is my jdk is installed |
03:29.02 | Aeti | what version? |
03:30.02 | conga | java version "1.6.0_03" |
03:30.02 | conga | Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_03-b05) |
03:30.02 | conga | Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM (build 1.6.0_03-b05, mixed mode) |
03:30.27 | defaultro | hey folks, i can't get in. http://localhost:8080/admin |
03:30.41 | defaultro | this is what it says, HTTP Status 404 - /admin/ |
03:30.55 | Aeti | is tomcat a new installation for you conga? |
03:31.19 | conga | yea |
03:31.35 | Aeti | removie tomcat5 and install tomcat6 |
03:32.01 | defaultro | how do I find out the the admin directory? |
03:32.16 | conga | Aeti, tomcat 5 have problem with jsp? |
03:32.21 | Aeti | it's just localhost:8080 |
03:33.06 | defaultro | if I do that, I see our webpage |
03:33.48 | defaultro | and I'm sure that Tomcat is the one that is responding |
03:34.12 | defaultro | If I get 404 error, at the bottom, this is what I have -> Apache Tomcat/6.0.14 |
03:35.23 | Aeti | conga: it's not that it doesn't, but tomcat 6 is a better build with some fixes |
03:36.31 | conga | oh |
03:36.41 | conga | my distro only come with tomcat 5 |
03:36.50 | Aeti | what distro? |
03:36.54 | conga | arch |
03:37.29 | Aeti | damn, i would download sdk5 and use in conjuntion with tomcar 6.0.14 |
03:37.47 | MHSL | defaultro, are you using tomcat 5.5 or 6? |
03:38.30 | Aeti | conga: http://java.sun.com/javaee/downloads/index.jsp |
03:38.50 | defaultro | 6 |
03:38.54 | Aeti | download top link j2ee sdk5 update 4 |
03:39.07 | defaultro | ah, here is what I can do to check if our tomcat is doing ssl |
03:39.22 | defaultro | when Tomcat is running on SSL, what port does it listen to? |
03:39.52 | MHSL | defaultro, there is no admin web app, only manager |
03:40.02 | MHSL | defaultro, check your server.xml |
03:40.05 | conga | thanks Aeti :) |
03:40.05 | defaultro | And also, our machine is running Apache and also Tomcat. I've got the SSL working on Apache now and my webbrowser is not complaining anymore, so that's good |
03:40.14 | Aeti | yw |
03:40.22 | defaultro | what do I check on server.xml? I opened it earlier and don't see something related to SSL |
03:40.56 | MHSL | defaultro, obviously the connector part |
03:41.03 | defaultro | oh, I just see this, <Connector port="8080" /> |
03:41.08 | defaultro | no other connectors |
03:41.13 | defaultro | but a bunch of lines after that |
03:41.18 | MHSL | there should be something like this <Connector port="8443" protocol="HTTP/1.1" SSLEnabled="true" |
03:41.21 | Aeti | defaultro: ssl default port for tomcat is 8443 |
03:42.00 | Aeti | but you need to uncomment it in server.xml |
03:42.01 | MHSL | defaultro, you dont need to set up ssl on tomcat anymore if you've got tomcat and apache connected using mod_jk and apache has been configured with ssl |
03:42.20 | MHSL | defaultro, because that connector is only used if you connect to tomcat directly |
03:42.21 | defaultro | ah, looks good then. I didn't see that port |
03:42.33 | defaultro | here is the server.xml |
03:42.36 | defaultro | nopaste it |
03:43.09 | defaultro | http://www.nopaste.com/p/aNTxBVgu5 |
03:43.43 | defaultro | MHSL, it's good. I'm only concerned about if SSL was both setup on Apache and Tomcat. Looks like my officemate only did it on Apache |
03:44.04 | defaultro | so looks like I've done it correctly on Apache |
03:44.28 | defaultro | MHSL, maybe, my officemate set up modjk |
03:44.33 | defaultro | let me check |
03:44.57 | defaultro | BAM, you are correct, LoadModule jk_module modules/mod_jk.so |
03:45.28 | defaultro | I'm really wondering though why the padlock icon in our browser is not showing up anymore on my webbrowser |
03:46.02 | MHSL | defaultro, btw, defining context in server.xml is a bad idea |
03:46.14 | defaultro | My boss showed to me his browser and he went inside a secure site. We didn't see the secure LOCK icon. However, it got shown beside the area where we put website names |
03:46.38 | defaultro | MHSL, he set that up. Which part is that? |
03:47.21 | defaultro | is this the one you are referring to, Context path |
03:47.22 | MHSL | defaultro, in your server.xml the context element |
03:47.34 | defaultro | k |
03:47.45 | defaultro | so looks like, we're all set |
03:48.25 | defaultro | Thank you so much folks :) |
03:49.05 | MHSL | defaultro, yes, you better take all those contexts declaration out from server.xml |
03:50.08 | conga | hey |
03:50.15 | conga | jdk is point to JAVA_HOMe right? |
03:50.30 | conga | Aeti, you still around? |
03:51.10 | MHSL | defaultro, if you need your ajp connector to use SSL, you may need to add scheme="https" secure="true" redirectPort="443" on your ajp connector |
03:51.12 | defaultro | MHSL, I will tell him once he gets back |
03:51.19 | defaultro | ok |
03:51.29 | MHSL | (if that how it works, because i've never tried that) |
03:51.47 | MHSL | jasonb, am i correct? |
03:51.48 | defaultro | what's going to happen if the context gets removed? |
03:52.20 | MHSL | defaultro, you put the context on a different context file, so you can reload, remove, add contexts anytime without having to restart tomcat |
03:52.25 | Aeti | conga whats up |
03:52.32 | defaultro | k |
03:53.07 | defaultro | is Tomcat just like PHP? I really am interested with it |
03:53.33 | MHSL | defaultro, tomcat is a server, php is a web scripting language |
03:53.39 | defaultro | oh |
03:53.51 | defaultro | so what web pl does tomcat use? jsg? |
03:53.55 | defaultro | jsp? |
03:54.04 | lyken | jsp/servlets |
03:54.09 | lyken | why do you not know this ? |
03:54.10 | defaultro | ok |
03:54.10 | MHSL | defaultro, to build web application and deploy it under tomcat you develop your web app using java |
03:54.11 | Aeti | it's a servlet container and jsp |
03:54.27 | defaultro | lyken, it's because i'm very new to tomcat |
03:54.34 | lyken | what you using it for ? |
03:54.36 | defaultro | i just see tons of .jsp files on our directory |
03:54.40 | MHSL | you may want to read the doc then |
03:54.42 | defaultro | ok |
03:54.47 | lyken | or buy the book |
03:54.51 | conga | Aeti, JAVA_HOME is point to jdk right? |
03:54.53 | defaultro | ok |
03:54.55 | conga | what about JRE? |
03:54.59 | lyken | Tomcat The Definitive Guide : 2nd Edition |
03:55.03 | lyken | from orielly's |
03:55.04 | Aeti | you don't too set JRE |
03:55.17 | defaultro | So basically, once the Tomcat is up, I can forget about it and then concentrate on JSP? |
03:55.23 | Aeti | java_home is set to base directory you installed sdk5 |
03:56.10 | conga | i removed my jre |
03:56.39 | Aeti | did you install sdk5? |
03:57.06 | conga | nope, |
03:58.05 | Aeti | install sdk5 to /opt/javasdk5 |
03:58.19 | Aeti | installed tomcat6.0.14 to /opt/tomcat6 |
03:58.21 | Aeti | then |
03:58.39 | Aeti | export JAVA_HOME=/opt/javasdk5 |
03:58.50 | Aeti | export CATALINA_HOME=/opt/tomcat6 |
03:59.03 | Aeti | then start tomcat like this |
03:59.14 | Aeti | ./opt/tomcat6/bin/startup.sh |
03:59.40 | Aeti | make sure your fire wall isn't blocking port 8080 |
03:59.45 | defaultro | am I comparing apples to apples if I compare Tomcat and .Net? |
03:59.59 | Aeti | .NET is gaycrosoft :P |
04:00.08 | defaultro | hahaha :D |
04:00.32 | conga | what is JDK location Aeti ? |
04:00.49 | defaultro | Just don't know what I should study? I'm thinking of looking for a new job mid this year |
04:00.50 | conga | why it asked me when i install java_ee_sdk-5_04-linux-nojdk.bin |
04:01.39 | defaultro | people around me are telling me to study C# and .Net but don't know if they're going to give me nice job |
04:02.05 | defaultro | what are your advice folks? |
04:02.15 | defaultro | i'm a studious person |
04:02.18 | lyken | defaultro: thing is |
04:02.29 | pfn | use what has job opportunities in your area |
04:02.30 | lyken | .net will get you money and usually lots of it, nice job? probably not |
04:02.42 | defaultro | ah, ok |
04:02.47 | pfn | so will java |
04:02.48 | pfn | or perl |
04:02.49 | lyken | like being a windows sysadmin |
04:02.49 | pfn | or C |
04:02.51 | pfn | etc. |
04:03.00 | Aeti | conga |
04:03.01 | lyken | you hate your life, but you get paid a lot |
04:03.20 | defaultro | i do perl and little c, php and unix scripting as well |
04:03.36 | defaultro | i also do vb, activex and MSSQL |
04:03.43 | pfn | tomcat is completely unrelated to .ne |
04:03.44 | pfn | t |
04:03.46 | defaultro | but i don't like them anymore |
04:03.47 | Aeti | conga: https://cds.sun.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/WFS/CDS-CDS_SMI-Site/en_US/-/USD/ViewProductDetail-Start?ProductRef=java_ee_sdk-5_04-oth-JPR@CDS-CDS_SMI |
04:04.01 | Aeti | thats sdk5 with jdk6 |
04:04.09 | Aeti | thats the one you need |
04:04.17 | defaultro | so looks like I should study Java? Will it give me more money? |
04:04.57 | conga | oh stupid me i choose the one without jdk |
04:04.57 | conga | lol |
04:04.57 | Aeti | lol |
04:04.57 | Aeti | np |
04:04.57 | pfn | either way will give you a similar amount of money |
04:04.57 | defaultro | ok |
04:05.01 | conga | thanks Aeti :) |
04:05.05 | Aeti | np man |
04:05.57 | defaultro | so java.sun.com is good enough for a start? |
04:24.42 | conga | Aeti, why when i start up tomcat it set like this Using JRE_HOME: /opt/java |
04:24.51 | conga | ./startup.sh |
04:24.51 | conga | Using CATALINA_BASE: /opt/tomcat6 |
04:24.51 | conga | Using CATALINA_HOME: /opt/tomcat6 |
04:24.52 | conga | Using CATALINA_TMPDIR: /opt/tomcat6/temp |
04:24.52 | conga | Using JRE_HOME: /opt/java |
04:32.33 | conga | brb reboot |
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04:54.26 | conga | problem solved!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yay |
04:54.38 | conga | jsp works like a charm, thank you Aeti |
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09:57.29 | eradicus | hi where can I find tomcat's server.properties? (5.5, jdk 1.5, windows xp sp2) |
09:58.46 | eradicus | hi where can I find tomcat's server.properties? (tomcat 5.5.17, jdk 1.5, windows xp sp2) |
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11:45.17 | martaaa | hi, i have windows xp, eclipse 3.3, tomcat 5.5... i had this error when trying to run a strutTest: log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger (servletunit.struts.MockStrutsTestCase). |
11:45.17 | martaaa | log4j:WARN Please initialize the log4j system properly. |
11:45.17 | martaaa | this one was in the console |
11:45.17 | martaaa | and this one in junit console: |
11:45.17 | martaaa | junit.framework.AssertionFailedError: The /WEB-INF/web.xml was not found. |
11:49.07 | martaaa | anybody can help me? |
12:05.33 | MHSL | martaaa, for the log4j warning, do you have log4j.properties under your WEB-INF/classes folder? for the assertionfailederror, do you have web.xml under WEB-INF? |
12:07.02 | martaaa | i have web.xml under web-inf |
12:07.08 | martaaa | but i dont have log4j.properties |
12:08.25 | martaaa | what should i write on it? |
12:18.08 | martaaa | great, i find on internet the way to create the log4j.properties and this error dissapears |
12:18.37 | martaaa | but the other one... any suggestions MHSL? |
12:20.40 | martaaa | junit.framework.AssertionFailedError: The /WEB-INF/web.xml was not found. |
12:20.41 | martaaa | at servletunit.struts.MockStrutsTestCase.getActionServlet(MockStrutsTestCase.java:344) |
12:20.41 | martaaa | at servletunit.struts.MockStrutsTestCase.tearDown(MockStrutsTestCase.java:130) |
12:24.36 | MHSL | martaaa, if you said that you have web.xml under WEB-INF, then that error doesnt really make any sense |
12:26.38 | martaaa | I know, but it appears... errors are often non-declarative |
12:31.08 | MHSL | have you tried to search google? |
12:32.34 | martaaa | yes, of course, there are some questions like mine on forums but with no answer or an answer that is not satisfactory |
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13:22.44 | tijn | what is the advantage or disadvantage of setting "connection_pool_size=" ? |
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14:27.53 | copland | I followed the instructions for setting up standalone SSL with Tomcat edited my server.xml to uncomment and just left it the defualts as in the example on the tomcat ssl help webpage. I then restarted tomcat but it is not working on the the default ssl port of 8443. TC 5.5 Java 1.5.0.6 OS Windows2003 |
14:29.26 | martaaa | hi, i have windows xp, eclipse 3.3, tomcat 5.5... i had this error when trying to run a strutTest: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/struts/tiles/DefinitionsFactoryException and the thing is that im not working with tiles!!! |
14:34.37 | pucko | martaaa: that's a struts problem. if I were you I'd ask in a struts-forum or channel. |
14:35.24 | pucko | copland, exactly what goes wrong? you need to specify more detailed what you want and what the issues are. Use a pastebin to show error messages/execpetions |
14:35.28 | copland | Never mind fix my problem the keystore was somewhere other then where it was supposed to be |
14:35.29 | martaaa | in #struts nobody answer |
14:36.03 | martaaa | I thought maybe u could know |
14:40.49 | copland | pucko: I was not seeing anything in my logs and then after a couple of restarts I found the error and it all fixed now. Now on to exchange issues god exchange can be a pain... off to la la land |
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14:51.27 | pucko | martaaa, I don't know struts channel as I don't use struts myself. I would ask in their mailinglist I think |
14:54.06 | tijn | Can anyone give me a hand with connection_pool_size? |
14:55.59 | martaaa | ok, thanks |
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15:00.50 | djanowski | i'm trying to start solr... and this is what i get |
15:00.50 | djanowski | conf_setup.sh: file conf/setenv.local is missing, but no corresponding conf/setenv.local.sample file was found to repair it! |
15:08.18 | randrew | djanowski: you are using a non-standard tomcat distro |
15:09.27 | djanowski | randrew, ouch |
15:09.28 | djanowski | yum list | grep tomcat |
15:09.28 | djanowski | tomcat5.i386 5.5.23-0jpp.3.0.2.el5 installed |
15:09.28 | djanowski | tomcat5-common-lib.i386 5.5.23-0jpp.3.0.2.el5 installed |
15:09.29 | djanowski | tomcat5-jasper.i386 5.5.23-0jpp.3.0.2.el5 installed |
15:09.29 | djanowski | tomcat5-jsp-2.0-api.i386 5.5.23-0jpp.3.0.2.el5 installed |
15:09.30 | djanowski | tomcat5-server-lib.i386 5.5.23-0jpp.3.0.2.el5 installed |
15:09.32 | djanowski | tomcat5-servlet-2.4-api.i386 5.5.23-0jpp.3.0.2.el5 installed |
15:09.34 | djanowski | struts-webapps-tomcat5.i386 1.2.9-4jpp.5 base |
15:09.36 | djanowski | tomcat-native.i386 1.1.12-1.el5 epel |
15:09.38 | djanowski | tomcat5-admin-webapps.i386 5.5.23-0jpp.3.0.2.el5 updates |
15:09.40 | djanowski | tomcat5-jasper-javadoc.i386 5.5.23-0jpp.3.0.2.el5 updates |
15:09.42 | djanowski | tomcat5-jsp-2.0-api-javadoc.i386 5.5.23-0jpp.3.0.2.el5 updates |
15:09.44 | djanowski | tomcat5-servlet-2.4-api-javadoc.i386 5.5.23-0jpp.3.0.2.el5 updates |
15:09.46 | djanowski | tomcat5-webapps.i386 5.5.23-0jpp.3.0.2.el5 updates |
15:09.48 | djanowski | sorry about that |
15:10.19 | djanowski | this is what i have: http://pastie.caboo.se/148677 |
15:13.11 | randrew | djanowski: it looks like the missing script probably only contains comments: http://www.koders.com/noncode/fidBF2AD0660B02EB1896EF02BBBF090098E48F189F.aspx |
15:14.48 | randrew | djanowski: packagers seem to have made some questionable decisions |
15:16.08 | djanowski | randrew, oh, thanks. i'll place a file in there and see how it goes. thanks a lot |
15:16.50 | randrew | k |
15:19.44 | djanowski | randrew, touching the file did the trick. can't believe it. i hate yum. thanks! |
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17:07.57 | JeffATL | jdk1.6.0_04, centos 5.1, tomcat 5.5.23. starting the tomcat5 service opens ports 8080 and 8009, but browsing shows no welcome page, just blank page - am suspecting that tomcat can't find java |
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17:10.10 | JeffATL | hm, seems i was right - in tomcat5.conf it says 'JAVA_HOME="/usr/lib/jvm/java"' - ain't no such on this machine |
17:11.27 | JeffATL | there is a /usr/lib/jvm but no /usr/lib/jvm/java |
17:14.18 | JeffATL | the comment in tomcat5.conf there says "# Where your java installation lives" - what should i look for to find where that would be? |
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17:23.26 | wltjr | jasonb: any idea who the admin for the tomcat-dev ml is? all my recent postings are being rejected as spam :( score of 6.2 for some odd reason |
17:24.36 | wltjr | jasonb: or anyone in particular I should email? was going to maybe email Remy or Mark |
17:25.33 | wltjr | jasonb: I was replying to your email about no ANN email for the release :), just committed to tree FYI =) |
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17:32.33 | Ksz | hello |
17:32.41 | Ksz | i have uncommeted ssl part in my server.xml |
17:32.54 | Ksz | and after starting it , tomcat does not bind into 8443 port |
17:33.00 | Ksz | any clue why? |
17:33.23 | InsomniaCity | Hi! I'm getting 408 ("The client did not produce a request within the time that the server was prepared to wait") errors on a webapp I have deployed in tomcat 5.5.23... and I've no idea why - it used to work just fine. Can anyone help? |
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17:43.22 | andyt | kzs - check logs. |
17:45.45 | pfn | wltjr, look at the scores and it'll say what you hit |
17:49.22 | Ksz | andyt in logs i dont have anythink like :8443 |
17:49.32 | Ksz | it only binds to 8080 |
17:50.50 | andyt | sure, but startup should still be giving some clue |
17:54.47 | Ksz | what to look for? |
17:55.37 | Ksz | i should just uncomment it |
17:55.49 | Ksz | in server.xml or should i do smth else? |
17:56.01 | wltjr | pfn: I can't tell, only scores I see seem to have come from gentoo's smtp server |
17:56.05 | wltjr | pfn: http://rafb.net/p/YhcTmY42.html |
17:59.47 | jasonb | wltjr: I beat ya! :) |
18:02.39 | wltjr | jasonb: yeah because it wasn't announced :) |
18:02.40 | jasonb | wltjr: I'm not real sure who to contact about the mailing list rejecting posts.. ISTR an email alias named "infrastructure@apache.org".. you might try that. Or, maybe Yoavs. |
18:02.53 | jasonb | wltjr: It sure was announced on their home page! |
18:02.55 | wltjr | jasonb: emailed Remy and Mark, migth try infra |
18:03.27 | jasonb | wltjr: I saw they had 6.0.16 up for download on the Tomcat home page, so I consider that officially released. |
18:04.21 | wltjr | jasonb: yeah but no email, or news release on it |
18:04.49 | wltjr | sure I don't care either, just a way for those who need to know to be informed without having to stop by the site to check |
18:04.52 | pfn | wltjr, boo, the receiving end doesn't say which filters it hit |
18:05.14 | wltjr | like edtftpj doesn't announce their release really, or at least I am not aware if they are, and I have to stop by their site every now and then, a big PITA |
18:05.49 | wltjr | pfn: yeah really sucks, I have nothing useful to provide as to why, or know if it's something I can correct on this end |
18:07.30 | wltjr | emailed infra as well, hopefully someone will get back to me or correct, otherwise no more posts from me :) worse case can use another email account |
18:08.27 | wltjr | jasonb: I still have my 1+ yr history of having 0 day releases of Tomcat in tree :) so beating me once is nothing, it's the long run that matters |
18:09.36 | wltjr | haha, my email to infra bounced :) |
18:10.00 | wltjr | same damn spam score :( looks like I will have to rely on Remy and Mark, their emails didn't come back |
18:11.36 | jasonb | Yeah. |
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18:56.32 | tadamski | I'm using tomcat 5.5.9, java1.6, running windows xp |
18:57.46 | tadamski | Is there a way to give the application an Alias so I can browse to http://localhost/application/ as opposed to http://localhost/application-1.2.3.4/ |
18:59.15 | tadamski | basically I have a .war and can connect to the servlet via servlet-mapping with a url, but the application name includes a version number that I would like to avoid in the url |
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19:33.11 | andyt | what was your war called? |
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19:39.41 | JeffATL | <PROTECTED> |
19:43.36 | DanteTHB | hi i ve got a problem with tomcat v5.0.24 hibernate mysql -> Cannot open connection; i try to access the db from a servlet, could anybody help? |
19:46.34 | randrew | DanteTHB: that's a very undesireable version of tomcat to use |
19:46.42 | randrew | JeffATL: one abov |
19:46.51 | JeffATL | randrew: thx |
19:47.40 | DanteTHB | randrew, sorry i know, but its within the openlaszlo project |
19:52.09 | JeffATL | and is the "manage" webapp already part of a tomcat install? |
19:56.19 | JeffATL | doesn't seem so on centos... |
19:57.34 | randrew | JeffATL: it would need to be in server.xml, or exist as a directory under appBase (which is "webapps" by default) |
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20:00.04 | JeffATL | randrew: ok - it is definitely not under .../webapps |
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20:35.20 | JeffATL | this is highly confusing - i installed tomcat5-admin-webapps on centos 5.1 thinking that i would end up with a /var/lib/tomcat5/webapps/manage, but all i got was a .../webapps/balancer! |
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20:58.20 | rconnell | How should multiple url-patterns be declared in the web.xml for a servlet-mapping? |
20:59.44 | jasonb | I believe you can only do that if your webapp is declared as a Servlet 2.5 webapp. But, if so, you can simply specify multiple url-pattern container tags. |
21:01.10 | rconnell | The schema wont accept multiple <url-pattern>/a</url-pattern><url-pattern>/b</url-pattern> |
21:01.25 | rconnell | Within the <servlet-mapping> element. |
21:04.25 | jasonb | How did you declare the web.xml file, servlet 2.5 or what? |
21:04.33 | jasonb | And, which version of Tomcat? |
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21:06.52 | rconnell | 2.4/5.5 |
21:16.01 | jasonb | That's why. |
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21:22.42 | fatgoose | hi |
21:22.55 | Covener | I'm seeing a status line come back from a tomcat server as: 'HTTP/1.1 10' -- busted application? |
21:23.10 | fatgoose | I had an application running on a sun application server |
21:23.17 | fatgoose | I want to move to tomcat |
21:23.29 | fatgoose | but I got that erreor: org.apache.jasper.JasperException: The absolute uri: http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core cannot be resolved in either web.xml or the jar files deployed with this application |
21:23.42 | fatgoose | any idea? |
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21:36.00 | rconnell | Would anyone know why I am unable to get a Cookie after it has been added to the response? I set a cookie in a struts action then check it in a servlet but the cookie is not available. I can see the cookie created successfully when showing cookies in firefox. |
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23:24.47 | Sebboh | hi. Tomcat 6.0.14, Java 6, Debian. Can I make some sort of alias similar to the alias directive in Apache, or similar to a simple Rewrite rule? Here's my issue: |
23:25.54 | pfn | no |
23:27.14 | Sebboh | I have some CSS in my context that refers to some images that are in the context. However, this is problematic because that CSS is static content.. The url is /myApplication/images/logo.jpg .. But, now we have an extra developer so (and this might have been a bad move) I made two contexts: mine.myApplication and his.myApplication.. |
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23:27.59 | Sebboh | so /myApplication/images/logo.jpg is a 404. :( |
23:28.33 | Sebboh | uh, no? :( |
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