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[02:19]<vxjdrs00w>hi, how would i need to configure tomcat5.5 to allow plain local file access to parts of the filesystem?
[05:02]<vufrr>hi all. I need use eclipse with struts on tomcat. I need start point. help me
[10:35]<drssygn>good morning everyone
[11:01]<xzzljjg>Morgen
[11:01]<xzzljjg>:-)
[11:08]<drssygn>moin harpoon
[11:09]<xzzljjg>hehe
[11:09]<xzzljjg>well.. good to speak some words in one's mother tongue sometimes :-)
[11:10]<drssygn>;)
[11:11]<frbyevvj>i have a proble..
[11:12]<drssygn>who dont ?
[11:13]<frbyevvj>you?
[11:13]<drssygn>we all have problems FaBiEtTo maybe if you ask your question you will have one less problem
[11:14]<frbyevvj>:P
[11:14]<frbyevvj>i have a problem with soap
[11:15]<frbyevvj>do u know?
[11:15]<xzzljjg>it has come to my attention that every time we solve a problem, we are creating to more. From now all problem solving is forbidden
[11:15]<frbyevvj>??
[11:16]<xzzljjg>FaBiEtTo: well.. we do not really know.... but because everyone has problems with soap
[11:16]<xzzljjg>well.. it is possible that you have some problems with it
[11:17]<frbyevvj>my problem is this: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/soap/server/ServiceManagerClient
[11:18]<frbyevvj>whit this command: java org.apache.soap.server.ServiceManagerClient http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpcrouter deploy dd.xml
[11:19]<xzzljjg>Thrown if the Java Virtual Machine or a ClassLoader instance tries to load in the definition of a class (as part of a normal method call or as part of creating a new instance using the new expression) and no definition of the class could be found.
[11:19]<xzzljjg>The searched-for class definition existed when the currently executing class was compiled, but the definition can no longer be found
[11:22]<frbyevvj>ok
[11:23]<frbyevvj>.. :(
[11:24]<frbyevvj>qualche italiano??
[11:45]<drssygn>any idea if the logger class className="org.apache.catalina.logger.FileLogger" is supported under the 5.5.17 ?
[12:13]<prvrfnwn>So I just installed tomcat5 on FC6test1, yum install tomcat5 . . worked . . Now I gotta figure out hello world ><
[12:14]<prvrfnwn>can any one recomend a good dead tree book on setting this stuff up?
[12:36]<fdcgg>fatalexe: for a starters install suns JVM
[12:36]<fdcgg>the redhat one is a piece of crap, to put it nicely
[12:39]<drssygn>evening lyken
[12:48]<fdcgg>abend
[12:59]<guz>how can i configure tomcat to work with php?
[12:59]<guz>I can't find that information anywhere
[13:00]<swggvg>GuZ: in which way shall tomcat work with php?
[13:00]<fdcgg>why would you want to do that..
[13:02]<guz>because i'm already using tomcat to work with .jsp's, but now i've started to use php-odbc and jsp-jdbc, and tomcat doesn't understand the <? ?> tags
[13:02]<swggvg>GuZ: tomcat is not intended to execute php-code
[13:04]<guz>which is why I tried to install Apache 2.2.2, but when I install it as a service ( I installed it just for my user) it's still the tomcat page that shows
[13:04]<xzzljjg>why to hell does nearly every newbie coming in ask how to use php in a bloody SERVLET-Container?
[13:05]<guz>because we're newbies, duh.
[13:05]<swggvg>GuZ: apache-tomcat and apache-httpd are separate processes. you can "chain" them in a way that one passes some requests [e.g. filtered by URL] to the other (usually httpd forwards some parts of the site to tomcat)
[13:06]<guz>besides, almost no newbie will understand the difference between php and jsp (servlets)
[13:07]<xzzljjg>GuZ: ok accepted.. but.. if someone is talking about a servlet container... it should be clear that it is to run servlets
[13:11]<guz>should be, yes. However, that is one part of the "installation information" that "nobody" listen to. Especially when it's at school. There it's "making a .jsp ASAP"
[13:11]<guz>In other words, the HOW sticks, while the WHY doesn't and then they blurt out such questions as I did.
[13:14]<guz>Then again, at the beginning I didn't know what a servlet was. Then, I just thought it was jsp, but later I figured that it wasn't just the jsp code.
[14:34]<fwvax>hi
[14:38]<fwvax>i followed the doc which located here http://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/HowTo#head-f50555909547d981d0e2b030323632b26047013e to have working admin web app
[14:38]<fwvax>but no success
[15:29]<2zggvjg>Has anything changed regarding the ROOT webapp in tomcat 5.5.17? We were running 5.5.12 previously and we were using it to serve up decorated error messages whenever people hit contexts that weren't covered by our webapps. It no longer seems to be working the same way.
[15:33]<2zggvjg>The one thing that's strange about how we're doing our contexts is that we have a shared context for all our webapps (http://tomcatServer.com/sharedContext/webappName/). In 5.5.12 tomcat would serve our decorated 404s from addresses such as /sharedContext/foo, but now with 5.5.17 we're only getting our decorateds 404s from /foo
[15:41]<mycnpnz>hello there. I am using tomcat 5.0 (as the version.sh script reports) on debian stable x86 with java 1.4. I have two boxes, a server and a workstation where I develop. in one page I read an XML and XSL-transform it and it works fine on my workstation. but it hangs on the server without an exception or even a log entry exactly on the transformer.transform() statement. the java process seems to wait on something like an external connection or so
[15:41]<mycnpnz>mething else
[15:45]<mycnpnz>a bit further on this special page I make a soap connection out and if I disable the transform step it hangs on the soap step
[19:11]<ug2gcrggv>I have a strange tomcat error, and was wondering if anyone has any insight:
[19:11]<ug2gcrggv>https://207.173.88.66:6759/tmp/circularity_err.txt
[19:11]<ug2gcrggv>"java.lang.ClassCircularityError: WILDCARD_PRINCIPAL_CLASS"
[19:12]<ug2gcrggv>I think it has something to do with SSL; but I'm not certain
[19:12]<ug2gcrggv>it's on a development box that doesn't have a valid cert; it works fine over 8080 via http
[19:12]<ug2gcrggv>but when the JSP pages are accessed via 443 (apache/jk), it throws that exception
[19:13]<ug2gcrggv>TIA, if anyone has any suggestions
[21:05]<axzysdjg>chrismon
[21:06]<axzysdjg>:)
[21:08]<axzysdjg>anyone ever experience an IllegalStateException when using Struts collections via Tomcat?
[21:08]<axzysdjg>http://papernapkin.org/pastebin/app/view/749
[21:08]<axzysdjg>we've confirmed that there's no null issues going on...
[21:37]<axzysdjg>JSTL is happy with it, Struts isn't
[21:37]<axzysdjg>grrr
[22:04]<ug2gcrggv>randrew: many thanks!
[22:21]<-- dvxn|syzzzyus xzs>http://www.bagdadsoftware.de")
[22:43]<zzgmznw>unbekannt: sure, doesn't look like that bug report has a resolution, though
[22:51]<ug2gcrggv>nope, but now we know where the bug is

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