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01:09.29schoneis there an equivalent of phpmyadmin that i can deploy on tomcat
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03:55.44anasthomas mark?
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04:26.14schoneis there an equivalent of phpmyadmin that i can deploy on tomcat
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08:57.58Brandanogood morning. How do I set up the debug level to get traceback info printed out to the response output? Tomcat 5.5.27 on Win32, jre 1.5
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09:22.22kjkoster5489Brandano: you cannot do that in configuration, only programmatically.
09:22.40BrandanoHmm, it used to be the ndefault behavior
09:22.55Brandanowhen ha this changed? on version 5?
09:24.13BrandanoRight now my tomcat install is returning me blank pages instead of my JSP pages. And I am having a hard time finding what is causing it to misbehave
09:27.49kjkoster5489Brandano: try wrapping the JSP in a large try/catch. Then print it on the JSP.
09:27.57kjkoster5489Not all types of errors are printed that way.
09:28.00kjkoster5489Checlk the logs too
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09:28.24Brandanomy logs are amazingly sparse
09:28.40Brandanobut my guess is that I am missing a class
09:28.49Brandanothe problem is finding out which one
09:30.46kjkoster5489As I said: try wrapping the JSP in a <% try { %> and a <% } catch (Exception e) { e.printSTackteace(); } %>
09:34.18BrandanoHmm, lovely. I typed he PrintStackTrace wrong and I got a nice exception traceback. Fixed it and I get again a blank page returned
09:38.56kjkoster5489Try catching Throwable, but don't go into production with that.
09:39.11kjkoster5489Add debug syset.out's to you code to see.
09:41.40Brandanothe app is actually limited to a local network, so going into production with errors is not as bad as it would be on the web. It's not available to the rest of the world to be exploited
09:47.41Brandanokjkoster5489: got an example? Can't find documentation for syset.out
09:54.48kjkoster5489Brandano: System.out.println().
09:54.49kjkoster5489Sorry.
09:59.36BrandanoAh, oki. Yep, doing that. I think I narrowed it down to tomcat not liking my precompiled classes. How can I tell 5.5 to recompile the java code on the fly?
10:00.25kjkoster5489Recompile?
10:00.39kjkoster5489You have to compile code and then redeploy the app.
10:00.57kjkoster5489JSP's wil automatically be recompiled as you save them
10:01.03kjkoster5489or request them, rather
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10:29.00nabilelisahi all, i'm using tomcat 6, java 6 and ubuntu 8.04 - how can i make tomcat case IN-sensitive?  I want to be able to retrieve index.jsp by typing in inDex.jsp or indEx.jsp in the address bar
10:29.21kjkoster5489nabilelisa: that's not HTTP spec.
10:29.39nabilelisakjkoster5489: so it's not possible?
10:29.46kjkoster5489You can do this manually by writing  a servlet filter, or doing all the mapping yourself.
10:30.02kjkoster5489It is possible, but why would you want to be the only one in the world doing it?
10:30.09kjkoster5489It's silly.
10:30.21kjkoster5489Probably Apache's mod_rewrite can do stuff like this.
10:30.24nabilelisakjkoster5489: there are far too many files to do any manual mapping, maybe i could write a filter..
10:30.36kjkoster5489Why is this a problem?
10:30.39Brandanoyay, recompiling and setting tomcat to use the JRE of the jdk seems to have got things running again. thanks kjkoster5489
10:30.52kjkoster5489Brandano: np
10:31.16nabilelisakjkoster5489: you don't have to tell me it's silly - i KNOW that :) my boss wants me to port a poorly written ASP app (that has hard coded links with inconsistent case) to our linux/tomcat server :(
10:31.32Brandanonabilelisa: why don't you just rename the lot to be lowercas?
10:31.49Brandanoshouldn't be too hard to do using find
10:32.09BrandanoAnd grep :)
10:32.13nabilelisaBrandano: i've not ruled anything out yet - but if it could be achieved with a simple tomcat flag then that would have been easier.  it seems that that's not the case though
10:32.27Brandanothe web is cas snsitive
10:32.41nabilelisaBrandano: a good idea none-the-less, will prob choose that over writing a custom filter
10:33.03Brandanoremember you have to fix he code too
10:33.17nabilelisaBrandano: aah, actually my boss tells me that clients have been emailed links with random case.... god i hate the previous project manager....
10:33.17Brandanobut at the very least you can use a mix
10:33.40Brandanorename all files to lower or upper case, and us rewrite to grab the case you have chosen
10:34.03Brandanowell, mod-rewrite there would certainly help
10:34.54Brandanohasn't yet seen a well written ASP application
10:35.06Brandanohas written a few crappyones himself
10:36.35nabilelisaBrandano: yes, i'll investigate mod-rewrite.  it's not my forte so it'll take me some time to read up on it, but thanks for the hint!  incidentally, i found this: http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/config/context.html << it mentions a flag called 'caseSensitive' which apparantly i can set to false. so far i've not managed to get it to work though
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10:38.34BrandanoI suspect it's win32 specific
10:38.36revo22hi, i am trying to configure log4j in tomcat but i don't successed
10:38.48revo22i have this error:
10:38.50revo22log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger (org.apache.catalina.core.ContainerBase.[Catalina].[monappli].[/]). log4j:WARN Please initialize the log4j system properly.
10:39.34nabilelisaBrandano: that would certainly explain it :) thanks for your input
10:39.38revo22i have tried with log4.properties, log4.xml, logging.properties but this don't work
10:41.15Brandanonabilelisa: hmm, the way I read it on the docs it's an additional check, but won't allow links to resolve regardless of case
10:41.57Brandanosays not to disable it for win32. I expect it allows the win32 platform to respect case sensitivity, but not the inverse
10:43.20Brandanoif your users were sent mixed case links that were following a consistent naming convention you could handle it with a few redirect permanent directives
10:43.59Brandanowhich will work as wel as a mod rewrite and be less computing intensive. However they won't cover all cases
10:44.31nabilelisaBrandano: from what i can see, the links don't follow any convention.  english was not the first language of my predecessor and i think maybe he didn't 'get' the difference between upper and lower case letters...
10:47.00Brandanojust had a vision of a Sesame Street spoof with upper case letters going on fox hunts and charity events and lower case letters living in worker homes in industrial England...
10:47.23Brandanolunchtime for me, bbl
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12:05.30revo22it's possible to get context error message ? i must to debug this : ERROR Error listenerStart - org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContext
12:08.44revo22i have just 2 messages :14:04:24,065 [main] ERROR Error listenerStart - org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContext [20090330]
12:08.44revo2214:04:24,065 [main] ERROR Erreur de démarrage du contexte [] suite aux erreurs précédentes - org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContext [20090330]
12:09.50revo22the others messages are not ERROR, it's possible to get all messages (stacktraces) of tomcat context
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12:16.13revo22my webapp uses spring 2.0.6, java 1.5
12:16.37revo22and i use apache-tomcat-5.5.25
12:17.40revo22i have added the log4j, and common-logging in catalina_home/lib
12:17.57revo22and in my log4j.properties i have added log4j.logger.org.apache=INFO
12:17.57revo22log4j.logger.org.apache.catalina.core.ContainerBase.[Catalina]=DEBUG
12:18.34revo22but when i deploy my webapp, i have this error : log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger (org.apache.catalina.core.ContainerBase.[Catalina].[myapplication].[/]).
12:18.34revo22log4j:WARN Please initialize the log4j system properly.
12:20.44revo22i have followed the tutorial on the official website : http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/logging.html but this doesn't work
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13:09.27Windcapehi, how can I disable error caching? it's pretty fustrating for development to see allready outdated error pages -.-
13:20.27kjkoster5489Windcape: check your browser cache settings
13:21.18Windcapemy browser cache settings are fine for IIS and Regulare Apache, and the rest of the internet.
13:23.22WindcapeTomcat (or JSF) is returning two different errors. The outdated error pops up once in a while if I update the data in the browser (inclusive cache update, and disabled browser cache)
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14:46.43zevolohi, i am newbie in java and tomcat programming. I meet one configuration issue. I think it is for library conflict, but i don't know how to find out and fix it. here is the detail information:
14:47.32zevoloUsing CATALINA_BASE:   /var/lib/tomcat5.5
14:47.33zevoloUsing CATALINA_HOME:   /usr/share/tomcat5.5
14:47.33zevoloUsing CATALINA_TMPDIR: /var/lib/tomcat5.5/temp
14:47.33zevoloUsing JRE_HOME:       /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.07/jre
14:47.33zevoloServer version: Apache Tomcat/5.5
14:47.33zevoloServer built:   Dec 7 2008 07:14:01
14:47.35zevoloServer number:  5.5.25.0
14:47.37zevoloOS Name:        Linux
14:47.39zevoloOS Version:     2.6.24-23-generic
14:47.41zevoloArchitecture:   i386
14:47.43zevoloJVM Version:    1.6.0_07-b06
14:47.45zevoloJVM Vendor:     Sun Microsystems Inc.
14:48.52zevolowhen i deploy one web project using myeclipse, the tomcat can't startup normally
14:49.36zevolothe logs is like   SEVERE: Parse error in default web.xml
14:49.36zevolojava.security.AccessControlException: access denied (java.lang.RuntimePermission accessClassInPackage.org.apache.catalina.core)
14:52.04zevoloi found that some jar files will be deployed with web project in the XXX/WEB-INF/lib, such as struts-core-1.3.8.jar, etc, ...     ----- if I remove all the jar file, tomcat can start
14:52.37zevoloso I think there maybe some conflict in the jar files. could anyone give me some hint?
14:52.42zevolothank a lot
15:02.39MHSLzevolo, not conflict, it's security issue, either turn off security manager or add this permission to your security policy java.lang.RuntimePermission accessClassInPackage.org.apache.catalina.core
15:05.45zevoloo, thanks MHSL, I will find to do "add this permission to your security policy java.lang.RuntimePermission accessClassInPackage.org.apache.catalina.core"
15:06.11MHSLtake a look at catalina.policy
15:11.03kjkoster5489zevolo: here is a discussion about this http://java-monitor.com/forum/showthread.php?t=134
15:32.45zevolothanks MHSL, and kjkoster5489. I can start the tomcat now after add "grant codeBase "file:${catalina.base}/webapps/library/-" {
15:32.46zevolo<PROTECTED>
15:32.46zevolo}; "
15:34.05kjkoster5489Yuck, but yeah. :-)
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19:30.16spaque991I'm getting this error in my logs: WARNING: Error sending end packet java.net.SocketException: Software caused connection abort: socket write error. Anyone knows more about it?
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22:49.45PakalakaHi all I'm on ubuntu-8.04.2, java-5-sun-1.5.0.18, tomcat-5.5.25.  I have some virtualhost setup in apache2 and tomcat which is also running behind apache2.  I want to set up the tomcat manager to be available from all the virtual host.  I can do this by adding in the host element of each VH in server.xml this string ... <Context path=”/manager” debug=”5″ docBase=”${CATALINA_BASE}\server\webapps\manager” privileged=”true” />.  However I wo
22:49.45Pakalakauld prefer to not put any context elements in server.xml but in a META-INF/context.xml.  Is this possible for the tomcat manger as it is for a regular app.  I can't seem to get it to work.  It only seems to work when i put it in server.xml
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23:13.38snailPakalaka: I'm not 100% sure, but I seem to recall that that has security implications...
23:14.02Pakalakayou mean its better to put it in the server.xml file?
23:14.52Pakalakasnail: ... forgot to tag the reply
23:16.38snailI've been told it's more secure, which means better in most contexts.
23:23.50KronTHi: Tomcat 5.5.27, Sun JDK 1.5, CentOS 5, Apache 2.0. I'm thinkin on 4 machines: 2 balanced apache servers, and a cluster of tomcat servers, connected using mod_jk and lb worker.
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23:24.39KronTthe idea is: obviously, i wat the balanced apaches to serve static content,
23:25.16KronTif i mount a nfs share containing the webapps
23:25.23Pakalakasnail: ok thank you.  I'll leave it in the server.xml in that case.  I can only get it to wrk there anyhow.
23:25.53Pakalakawork*
23:25.57KronTon every apache and tomcat, which is the best way to deploy the webapps?
23:27.52KronTi think i dont need the farm deployer, but i need a way to tell every tomcat (you have a new version"
23:28.14KronTso reload that context
23:30.12KronTit's a production environment, so setting reloadable="true" for every context may a very expensive, i suppose
23:36.25KronTi think that, using that nfs  share, we'll need to deplor webapps in just one of these tomcat servers, and there's no need of sinchronization script between apache servers and tomcat servers,
23:38.01pfnnfs is slow
23:47.05KronTno matter, it will be not just a 10/100 ethernet nas
23:55.55KronTupdating web.xml will force a context reload even if reloadable="false"?

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