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02:47.28 | andrewaclt | I'm running Tomcat 6.0.18, Java 1.5 for OS X, and OS X. Is there a way to access the /manager server inside eclipse? |
02:49.13 | andrewaclt | I can see hello world type apps, but when I got to http://localhost:8080/manager/ I get a 404 |
02:49.34 | andrewaclt | I read somewhere that eclipse uses it's own setting files instead of the default tomcat ones? |
03:03.43 | andrewaclt | Any help would be most appreciated :) |
03:23.57 | snail | andrewaclt: i'd start by looking in the eclipse settings and help |
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04:25.35 | pfn | andrewaclt, manager app is /manager/html |
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11:23.48 | jonkri | how and where can i specify to tomcat that when someone accesses /webstart i want that directory to be a symlink to /var/jars? |
11:24.34 | jonkri | "/webstart" being a "http" directory |
11:26.31 | jonkri | also, it it possible to "mount" the content of /var/jars into an existing "webstart" directory, so that the files in a physical webstart directory is joined with the files in the /var/jars directory? |
11:36.41 | jonkri | or rather, so that any /webstart/*.jnlp file is taken from one folder, and that any other file is taken from /var/jars... |
11:36.45 | jonkri | thanks in advance! |
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12:28.01 | Piyushk | any issues after removing tomcat-users.xml -- I'm not using the users in my application |
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14:50.59 | Dwayne_Hicks | jasonb: just saying hi |
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14:55.14 | Olangu | Hello! Im having trouble overriding the default context "", I want it to point to "web" or "." instead of "ROOT". I've tried to edit both context.xml and server.xml, nothing helps. Tomcat 6.0.18. |
14:56.40 | Olangu | And as a second question, is there any way to _not_ include every directory as context in my Host, just ones i specify? |
14:57.26 | Olangu | Java 6.0.13, Tomcat 6.0.18, RHEL4 |
15:02.40 | jasonb | hi Dwayne_Hicks! How've you been? |
15:02.43 | MHSL | Olangu, create a context file named ROOT.xml and change the docBase |
15:03.20 | MHSL | Olangu, no, you can simply point the appBase to an empty directory and create a context file for each of your webapp |
15:04.47 | Olangu | MHSL, would that mean that i need to copy that ROOT.xml-file to every conf/engine/hostname/-dir? |
15:05.57 | MHSL | probably, never tried multi hostname environment |
15:06.35 | Olangu | How come that if i specify <Context path="" doc-base="web" override="true"/> does not work? |
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15:29.46 | Olangu | After some more research I found deployOnStartup, is set to false will probably let me define my own ROOT context. But where or how do I specify what contexts to acually start? |
15:36.06 | jonkri | problem: i want to include jar files from outside of my war to be part of the website. is there a way i can create symlinks by configurating tomcat? |
15:43.37 | Olangu | Continuing to answer my own questions, defining the contexts in the server.xml works like a charm. |
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19:29.41 | albertico | hi, i am using ubuntu 8.10, with java-sun-6-jdk 1.6.0_10, and tomcat 6.0.18... how can I manage the tomcat startup parameters? Is there a config file with those parameters? |
19:29.51 | pfn | setenv.sh |
19:30.21 | albertico | pfn, I have been looking for it... but can't find it... |
19:30.26 | pfn | make it |
19:30.29 | pfn | google |
19:31.56 | albertico | pfn, oh... I guess it should go on the same place where the startup.sh and the other scripts are located, right? |
19:32.17 | pfn | yes |
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19:45.17 | albertico | what is the difference between CATALINA_OPTS and JAVA_OPTS? |
19:46.08 | albertico | pfn, what is the difference between CATALINA_OPTS and JAVA_OPTS? |
19:46.19 | pfn | albertico, read catalina.sh |
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19:56.18 | albertico | pfn, I did, but it says the same thing: "Java runtime options used when the "start"... so I was wondering if one could put the parameters on any of them regardless, or if there is a specific reason why we should use one vs the other |
19:56.37 | pfn | albertico, you didn't read very carefully |
19:56.44 | pfn | catalina_opts and java_opts are distinctly different |
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21:07.10 | snail | don't let pfn fool you, these names are case sensitive too... |
21:08.12 | pfn | that's a given |
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21:42.53 | albertico | I created and edited the setenv.sh file, but tomcat starts without the parameters defined in there |
21:49.39 | albertico | what is the syntax for the setenv.sh file on linux? |
21:49.50 | pfn | like any other sh script |
21:52.07 | albertico | so, it must have the shell header: #!/bin/sh |
21:52.12 | pfn | no |
21:52.18 | pfn | it's read as a . script |
21:52.27 | pfn | grep setenv.sh catalina.sh |
21:52.46 | albertico | pfn, those files you mention have the #!/bin/sh header |
21:54.42 | albertico | does the CATALINA_OPTS option is defined using the export statement? |
21:55.06 | pfn | no |
21:56.36 | albertico | is the following line correct? |
21:56.38 | albertico | CATALINA_OPTS="-server -Xms48M -Xmx256M -XX:SoftRefLRUPolicyMSPerMB=36000 -XX:MaxPermSize=128m" |
21:56.48 | pfn | yes |
21:57.50 | albertico | well, but the /etc/init.d/tomcat6 script is not using those options |
21:58.27 | albertico | I check the tomcat process and it is running with the -user parameter |
21:59.03 | pfn | the problem is that you're using the package that comes with ubuntu |
21:59.13 | pfn | it's very possible that it ignores setenv.sh |
21:59.20 | pfn | see topic |
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22:20.31 | kwvarga | msg = ServletContext.getRealPath(null) = null. Any ideas why it does that? Running Servlet/WebApp in Apache Tomcat |
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23:40.01 | pfn | kwvarga, "/" |