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04:03.36 | Soulshift | Hi, I'm using Tomcat 5.0.9, and clicking Commit Changes in the Administration Tool results in a FileNotFound exception for servlets-examples.xml. Anyone have an idea about what I could be missing here? |
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09:29.48 | Etriaph | Anyone awake? |
09:30.23 | vakYpollo | aure |
09:30.30 | Etriaph | Hey. |
09:30.33 | vakYpollo | (sure... but not too much awake :) |
09:31.18 | Etriaph | Would you know how to setup a Tomcat context (and Apache too) so that I can serve JSPs from Apache's DocumentRoot ? |
09:32.13 | Etriaph | I have a <Context path="/" ... > |
09:33.13 | vakYpollo | Etriaph: dou you want apache to server the JSP from tomcat or just share the DocumentRoot? |
09:33.21 | vakYpollo | s/to server/to serve |
09:33.43 | Etriaph | I want Apache to serve the JSP from Tomcat, thereby allowing me to http://domain.tld/index.jsp |
09:34.17 | Etriaph | This context kind of works, because I can see the directory listing, but when I click on index.jsp I get a 404 |
09:34.17 | vakYpollo | then you will need to use an apache<->tomcat connector (pretty easy) |
09:34.27 | Etriaph | Ya, I have it setup that way. |
09:34.31 | Etriaph | Using mod_jk |
09:34.53 | vakYpollo | ok. have you written any JkMount directive in apache config fileS? |
09:35.00 | Etriaph | Right now I can browse to http://localhost/examples/ and get the Tomcat Examples. |
09:35.18 | vakYpollo | can you browse you app directly from tomcat? |
09:35.40 | Etriaph | Haven't tried that yet, sec... |
09:36.11 | Etriaph | http://localhost:8080/index.jsp gives me the Apache greeting page |
09:38.46 | vakYpollo | are you redirecting the page? |
09:38.51 | vakYpollo | what does index.jsp contains? |
09:39.41 | Etriaph | <% String bleh = new String("Bleh"); %> <%= bleh %> |
09:40.13 | vakYpollo | so it should not show the apache greeting page. |
09:41.04 | Etriaph | And it doesn't. |
09:41.34 | Etriaph | Apache shows the contents of /, which is index.jsp |
09:41.43 | Etriaph | When clicking on the link, I get a 404 |
09:41.57 | vakYpollo | but tomcat is not runnin on port 8080, ins't it? |
09:42.11 | Etriaph | Yes. |
09:42.38 | Etriaph | Maybe you can't make <Context path="/" ... > |
09:42.41 | Etriaph | ? |
09:43.27 | vakYpollo | it's a bti rare |
09:43.34 | vakYpollo | s/bti/bit |
09:44.32 | Etriaph | Ya, I figured. |
09:46.19 | Etriaph | But it's gotta be possible. |
09:46.37 | Etriaph | I would like the whole website to be capable of running JSP code. |
09:46.51 | Etriaph | Servlets I'm not so concerned about. |
09:48.15 | Etriaph | If this isn't possible I'd be surprised. |
09:50.00 | vakYpollo | Etriaph: is index.jsp the "index page" ? |
09:50.06 | Etriaph | Yes. |
09:50.29 | Etriaph | The context works if it's not the server's root. |
09:50.30 | vakYpollo | and is so configured in apache? |
09:50.36 | Etriaph | Yes. |
09:50.45 | Etriaph | DirectoryIndex index.html index.html.var index.jsp |
09:52.11 | vakYpollo | how is the whole <Context> line? |
09:52.23 | vakYpollo | what about docBase ? |
09:52.31 | vakYpollo | (docBase attrbute) |
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09:53.20 | Etriaph | <Context path="/" docBase="/path/to/jsps" debug="9" reloadable="true" > |
09:53.33 | asdfasf | hi i need help in getting my tomcat install any one can help? |
09:54.07 | vakYpollo | Etriaph: try <Context path="/jsps" docBase="/path/to" .... > :) |
09:54.08 | Etriaph | If I set path="/blah" it's all good, but I can't make it / |
09:54.22 | vakYpollo | then JkMount / /jsps |
09:54.22 | Etriaph | I want it set to the root of the server. :) |
09:54.51 | vakYpollo | sprry... |
09:54.53 | vakYpollo | sorry. |
09:54.56 | asdfasf | my tomcat installer can't find my jdk... |
09:57.20 | vakYpollo | Etriaph: is your apache documentroot the same than the tomcat context document base? |
09:58.00 | Etriaph | Actually, no. I commented out DocumentRoot because mod_jk.conf creates a virtualhost |
09:59.57 | vakYpollo | so I suppose mod_jk.conf specify the same documentroot than the context, ins't it? |
10:00.57 | Etriaph | Actually, it doesn't. |
10:02.16 | vakYpollo | it's needed so you can say "JkMount /·jsp ajp12" or ajp3 or whatever. |
10:02.25 | vakYpollo | <PROTECTED> |
10:03.20 | asdfasf | hello~ |
10:03.38 | asdfasf | anyone can advise me on the path thing pls? |
10:05.31 | Etriaph | asdf: Windows or UNIX? |
10:06.14 | asdfasf | thanks win2k |
10:06.35 | Etriaph | You need to click on My Computer, then click on Advanced.. |
10:06.42 | asdfasf | okie i have install j2sdk1.4.2 |
10:06.50 | Etriaph | That would help. |
10:07.27 | asdfasf | hummzzz under which enviorment should i set |
10:08.58 | Etriaph | System. |
10:09.11 | Etriaph | Set JAVA_HOME to c:\path\to\jdk |
10:11.21 | asdfasf | okie I am a win2k idiot, kindly advise me on the part again |
10:11.57 | asdfasf | just click on new? |
10:13.36 | Etriaph | Yes. |
10:13.41 | Etriaph | Variable name is JAVA_HOME |
10:13.59 | Etriaph | Value is c:\j2sdk1.4.2\ or wherver it is. |
10:14.48 | asdfasf | thanks Etriaph |
10:15.03 | asdfasf | got the install running at last |
10:16.46 | Etriaph | *nods* |
10:23.59 | asdfasf | hey Etriaph >> still doesn't detech my sdk install |
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10:24.40 | vkanta | hello can some one point me to the right direction how to set up jwsdp1.2 with tomcat5.09? |
10:26.49 | Etriaph | Did the install start? |
10:26.54 | Etriaph | Were you able to install it? |
10:27.23 | asdfasf | half way and suddenly it prompt me the jdk was not install |
10:27.45 | asdfasf | I am able to use the textpad to compile |
10:28.10 | asdfasf | meaning there should be already a sdk installed. |
10:28.47 | Etriaph | You should also set PATH=$PATH;$JAVA_HOME\bin |
10:34.04 | vkanta | hello can some one point me to the right direction how to set up jwsdp1.2 with tomcat5.09? |
10:34.14 | vkanta | dows any one knoow how to do this |
10:34.16 | vkanta | ? |
10:34.25 | vakYpollo | not me, sorry. |
10:34.39 | asdfasf | hey Etriaph >> THANKSS INSTALL AT LAST hahahah thanks again |
10:35.24 | vkanta | i get tomcat to run fine but i cannot run the jwsdp services |
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10:36.48 | Etriaph | asdf: np |
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10:47.24 | asdfasf | thanks again and i will be back |
10:47.46 | vakYpollo | Etriaph: btw.. does to work? |
10:47.55 | vakYpollo | Etriaph: btw.. does it work? (the context stuff) |
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12:05.53 | ^free^tom | Hi |
12:05.56 | Etriaph | request.getMethod(); returns to me the last request method made to the jsp or servlet, but what if there are several methods for the request? Can I find out whether a certain value was sent by post or get? |
12:07.41 | ^free^tom | When I try to upload a site it tells me Access to the desired resource was denied by the server |
12:07.52 | ^free^tom | What could be wrong. |
12:08.13 | ^free^tom | I have set the readonly param to false. |
12:08.34 | ^free^tom | in the WEB.xml file in the webdav directory. |
12:09.59 | ^free^tom | Hi |
12:11.39 | vakYpollo | Etriaph: I can't see any help from HttpServletRequest to get the method for an attribute |
12:12.01 | vakYpollo | ^free^tom: what does the log say. |
12:12.02 | vakYpollo | ? |
12:12.14 | sobel | i thought there was exactly one request method in a request |
12:13.05 | ^free^tom | The does not say anything. Not the logs on Apache. |
12:13.24 | vakYpollo | you could combine get+post using a URL with parameters in a form. |
12:13.39 | Etriaph | sobel: <form method="POST" action="processor.jsp?stuff=bloo&foo=bar"> |
12:14.02 | vakYpollo | ^free^tom: but does the error come from? from apache? from tomcat' |
12:14.04 | vakYpollo | ? |
12:14.06 | Etriaph | vakYpollo: I suppose I could always disect or inspect request.getQueryString(); |
12:14.19 | sobel | then the method is POST |
12:14.26 | Etriaph | sobel: And GET |
12:14.28 | sobel | no |
12:14.33 | Etriaph | Yes. |
12:14.38 | sobel | good luck with that |
12:14.45 | sobel | i do not think that is correct |
12:15.02 | Etriaph | Your action creates a GET request, your form submission creates a POST request. |
12:15.04 | vakYpollo | Etriaph: sure.. but you will have to check for dupicated variables (a variabel that came from GET and/or POST) |
12:15.10 | sobel | the request type is just another variable |
12:15.14 | sobel | that is one request |
12:15.17 | ^free^tom | 2003-08-27 17:45:01 StandardWrapper[/webdav:webdav]: Loading container servlet webdav |
12:15.47 | sobel | one form = one request |
12:16.04 | Etriaph | sobel: Two requests, if you're sending GET and POST data. |
12:16.07 | sobel | no wonder you can't get the "other" request type |
12:16.17 | vakYpollo | it's POST, but the URL has parameters... just that... and they are also decoded. |
12:16.28 | sobel | you're not sending a GET if you submit a form that has method="POST" |
12:16.42 | vakYpollo | POST <the url> HTTP/1.1 |
12:17.00 | sobel | use tcpdump to watch the headers go by |
12:17.10 | sobel | very informative. there is a POST or a GET but not both. |
12:17.11 | vakYpollo | so.. <the url> can have parameters. |
12:17.11 | Etriaph | <form method=post action="file.jsp?this=is&a=get&string="> |
12:17.28 | sobel | those parameters do not cause an additional GET |
12:17.36 | Etriaph | But they are GET data. |
12:17.41 | Etriaph | And available. |
12:17.50 | sobel | yes, they are available, no there was not a POST |
12:17.54 | sobel | yes they are still parameters |
12:17.57 | vakYpollo | POST /file.jsp?this&is&a=get&string HTTP/1.1 |
12:18.26 | sobel | what does it matter? the parameters arrive the same exact way, whether it's a POST or a GET |
12:18.29 | vakYpollo | ^free^tom: so... where does the error come from? have you checked catalina.out? |
12:18.45 | sobel | that's really independent of the request type, which could be anything including PUT or HEAD or DELETE |
12:18.52 | Etriaph | Checking if something is sent by post or get allows me to know whether or not someone is spoofing a page. |
12:19.09 | sobel | spoofing a page, eh? |
12:19.19 | vakYpollo | you could never control that. |
12:19.39 | Etriaph | vakYpollo: PHP gives me access to $_GET["var"] and $_POST["var"] |
12:19.50 | vakYpollo | yes, I know. |
12:19.55 | sobel | don't let PHP confuse you about protocols, man |
12:20.13 | vakYpollo | but I mean to control spoofing in an HTTP request.. you can always build the HTTP request you want. |
12:20.14 | Etriaph | sobel: It hasn't. But it's nice to know if something was passed on the query string or not. |
12:20.29 | sobel | request type is just another parameter |
12:22.08 | Etriaph | In any case, I can just create a class to inspect the query string. |
12:23.19 | sobel | you don't have to inspect the query string! |
12:23.37 | ^free^tom | How do I set up a regular website in Apache? |
12:23.40 | sobel | you simply inspect the request type |
12:23.45 | ^free^tom | Just plain old html's |
12:24.48 | vakYpollo | ^free^tom: just give a DocumentRoot to apache config file or if you like another "context" use Alias /URLpath /SystemPath |
12:25.06 | vakYpollo | then restart/reload apache. |
12:25.55 | vakYpollo | so what I suppose Etriaph wants to do is to know if the value of an attribute was set in the POST payload or in a URL parameter. |
12:26.07 | Etriaph | *nods* |
12:26.08 | vakYpollo | (of the same request) |
12:26.41 | sobel | well the browsers bundle them up just the same, except for inclusion in the request string |
12:26.54 | sobel | which is redundant |
12:26.59 | sobel | imo |
12:27.00 | vakYpollo | POST variables are not bundled in the URL. |
12:27.30 | sobel | they are all "handled" in the servlet container, which puts them into a hash |
12:27.56 | sobel | so you can get them by name later, regardless of whether they arrived |
12:28.04 | vakYpollo | that's the problem... you don't have the info. |
12:29.39 | sobel | i can't be convinced it matters |
12:29.59 | Etriaph | Which is fine, but all I wanted to know is whether or not it's possible. |
12:30.06 | vakYpollo | in PHP you can know if a variable is encoded in the URL or/and encodedn in the POST payload. |
12:30.11 | Etriaph | And it's not, so we'll quietly drop it. :) |
12:30.49 | sobel | if you obtain variables from the $_GET in PHP, when request type is POST, that's gotta be a bug |
12:31.00 | sobel | that's all i'm assertin' ;) |
12:31.22 | Etriaph | $_GET is used to access variables sent in the query string for the URL. |
12:31.27 | sobel | because there is exactly one request type. if there were two it wouldn't be a variable; it would be two variables |
12:31.35 | Etriaph | It's not canonically correct, but it's useful. |
12:31.40 | sobel | it's comically named |
12:31.51 | vakYpollo | it is... but how cares :) |
12:32.01 | Etriaph | So what if I posted blah and sent blah as a parameter on the query string of the URL |
12:32.04 | sobel | this meshes with my longstanding understanding/opinion of PHP |
12:32.11 | Etriaph | With JSP, I can't know which one is which, but I can with PHP |
12:32.41 | vakYpollo | Etriaph: mwybe you will get a multi-valued parameter when both occurs. |
12:32.49 | vakYpollo | s/mwybe/maybe |
12:33.00 | vakYpollo | (multi valued attribute) |
12:33.49 | Etriaph | Hmm. |
12:34.28 | vakYpollo | in java are those attributes or parameters? I'm always confused. |
12:35.48 | Etriaph | String foo = request.getParameter("foo"); |
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12:39.20 | Etriaph | It used the parameter on the query string. |
12:39.25 | Etriaph | It ignored the value from the form. |
12:39.28 | Etriaph | Both had the same name. |
12:40.55 | Etriaph | So there's no way for me to do what I want to do. |
12:41.13 | vakYpollo | String foo = request.getParameters("foo"); |
12:41.37 | vakYpollo | String foo = request.getParameter("foo"); |
12:41.45 | vakYpollo | sorry |
12:41.45 | Etriaph | Yes. |
12:41.52 | vakYpollo | String[] foo = request.getParameterValues("foo"); |
12:43.29 | Etriaph | I could pass that to a method that inspects the query string for which one came from which. |
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13:56.20 | sobel | why does that matter? |
13:57.05 | sobel | so what if people construct whacky POSTs. are you trying to help THEM? |
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14:54.20 | sgeigerbot | Will gcj run Tomcat okay? or do I need SUN's java? |
14:54.34 | sgeigerbot | In particular, I'm going to try installing Tomcat 5 (beta)... |
14:55.04 | sobel | i don't know, but i know it works ok with ibm and sun jdks |
14:55.12 | sobel | 4.1, at least |
14:56.28 | sgeigerbot | sobel: sweet. thanks. |
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16:53.58 | yokese | hi |
16:54.27 | yokese | I need help with some options in tomcat |
16:55.11 | yokese | could anyone help me? |
16:56.07 | yokese | I'm trying to make Tomcat to reload my java .class file when they are modified |
16:56.29 | yokese | I've tried reloadable=true in context but it doesn't work |
16:56.55 | yokese | please help |
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18:58.57 | Hellaenergy | All you subversion users look at this: http://freshmeat.net/releases/133953/ |
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20:02.03 | jasonb | Hellaenergy: Whoa! |
20:02.29 | Hellaenergy | nice huh :) |
20:03.39 | jasonb | Hmm... actually, looking at their online demo, in several ways it's not as nice looking as Viewcvs, plus their demo errors out on some diffs! :/ |
20:03.57 | Hellaenergy | its a start ;) |
20:04.03 | Hellaenergy | and its easier to setup |
20:04.42 | jasonb | Even weirder.. the URLs in the demo of it say "viewcvs"! |
20:04.54 | Hellaenergy | lol |
20:05.00 | jasonb | http://svn.openfoundry.org/svnweb/viewcvs/browse/trunk/ |
20:08.04 | wifs | Has anyone used jcifs to authenticate members of a windows group to Tomcat's standalone http connector? |
20:09.53 | Spline | ;) |
20:10.54 | schlumpf | windows is more open than e.g. linux, but linux is open-source |
20:16.51 | sobel | cifs is an open standard |
20:20.40 | jasonb | The fact that some standard was forcefully opened by the open source community doesn't suddenly make it a good standard, though. :) |
20:26.17 | sobel | ibm released it, but it took the samba team to duplicate microsoft's mutations |
20:28.03 | jasonb | That's what I mean by the open source community forcefully opening it. |
20:28.27 | jasonb | The samba team has always said they think it's a horrible standard. |
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20:31.23 | jeoy | Anyone have a simple solution or a howto? :/ |
20:31.59 | tang^ | mod_jk ships separately |
20:32.18 | jeoy | Damn, so I gotta install mod_jk now too? |
20:33.06 | tang^ | http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/jk2/index.html |
20:33.36 | Hellaenergy | jasonb: I take back what I said about svnweb being easier to install |
20:35.29 | tang^ | snvweb? subversion? |
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20:37.46 | jasonb | tang^: Yup. |
20:38.18 | tang^ | how's that project progressing? I'm still using cvs when I remember to check stuff in |
20:38.20 | jasonb | Hellaenergy: ViewCVS is pretty easy to install, but not easy to get the Apache httpd.conf config portions just right for access control. |
20:38.31 | jasonb | tang^: Switch to svn as soon as you can. Seriously. |
20:38.51 | Hellaenergy | I like svn |
20:38.58 | tang^ | and with bitkeeper showing stuff up |
20:39.03 | Hellaenergy | I just want an easy to install web front end ;) |
20:39.13 | jasonb | bitkeeper isn't open source. |
20:39.25 | tang^ | that's true, however... |
20:39.35 | jasonb | Open source wins in the end. |
20:40.04 | jasonb | Hellaenergy: viewcvs is about the easiest and most featureful so far. |
20:40.26 | tang^ | how easy to mix svn and cvs? like say I have projects on sf.net that I want to also keep my own records of? |
20:40.38 | tang^ | hmm, no wait, I'd just keep them in sf.net |
20:41.28 | Hellaenergy | I can't find SVN::Core anywhere |
20:43.04 | jasonb | What's SVN::Core? |
20:43.12 | jasonb | A perl svn lib? |
20:43.21 | Hellaenergy | A mystery perl module |
20:43.32 | Hellaenergy | SVN::Web needs ;) |
20:43.55 | Hellaenergy | supposedly svn 0.2.8 has perl bindings now |
20:46.22 | jasonb | Oh, yeah, might be included in svn itself. |
20:46.32 | jasonb | If you installed the rpms you should have it.. somewhere. |
20:48.38 | Hellaenergy | jasonb: I compiled svn from source |
20:48.51 | Hellaenergy | there is no SVN::Core in there I already checked |
20:56.12 | jasonb | Hellaenergy: Wow. You must have spend considerable time on that. |
20:56.37 | Hellaenergy | on what aspect? |
20:56.50 | Hellaenergy | finding that frickin perl module? |
20:57.08 | Hellaenergy | or setting up svn from source |
20:57.27 | jasonb | svn from source. |
20:57.34 | Hellaenergy | bout 8hours |
20:57.35 | jasonb | well.. both. :) |
20:58.16 | Hellaenergy | I knew when to give up on svnweb ;) |
20:58.57 | Hellaenergy | I acually am going to use svn for the shop I work for and I wanted to get to know it well ;) |
20:59.35 | Hellaenergy | compiling svn really isn't that hard at all |
21:00.21 | Hellaenergy | finding a version of berkely db source that was compatible was the hard part |
21:00.26 | jasonb | Yeah. |
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21:01.00 | Hellaenergy | I'm glad I did it though |
21:01.30 | jasonb | I'm glad I did too. |
21:03.38 | Hellaenergy | jasonb: the ster is bogged down like a mo fo today |
21:04.55 | Hellaenergy | I wonder why subversion skips revisions somethimes |
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21:23.46 | jasonb | Hellaenergy: Actually, anyone viewing ster today via Mozilla won't get the page rendered, courtesy of an ad banner Javascript bug. |
21:24.02 | Hellaenergy | ah |
21:24.16 | jasonb | Turn off JavaScript and see if the page renders. :) |
21:25.58 | Hellaenergy | sure enough |
21:26.01 | Hellaenergy | works now |
21:28.55 | Hellaenergy | what is with this: Error: These two people are not in each other's networks because their connection is too distant. |
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21:44.24 | Hellaenergy | What up easyE |
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23:55.44 | MorbidDK | anyone know where I can grab latest 3.3 seeing as the source page on the jakarta site is broke? |
23:58.06 | MorbidDK | I take the silence as a no |
23:58.26 | jasonb | silence = wonder about why anyone would use Tomcat 3.x anymore! |