I've installed Apache Tomcat--6 and even jdk1.6.I've even created a tomcat.sh file to start the serverautomatically and it includes the Environment variables also ($CATALINA_HOME & JAVA_HOME) for automatic startup.Next when i'm using http://localhost:8080 to call the server it shows unable to connect.I've tried changing the port no of tomcat in server.xml file. but still its not working.
-->Then i tried using--telnet localhost comand--it shows Trying 127.0.0.1...
telnet: connect to address 127.0.0.1: Connection refused
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
Here I'[m stuck i don't understand how do i make the localhost work.
-->If I'm giving telnet localhost 25 the sendmail server is working.But the 80 and 8080 ports are not getting configured.
-->I've tried adding the port and its name in /etc/services file but still its not working.
-->When I'm giving the command--/sbin/chkconfig --list--->Its shows: xinetd based services:
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telnet on.what should i do to get my tomcat server work properly.
I installed the Tomcat5.5, but when i test the port 8080 didn't work, where i can edit to work it properly? and then help me how to setup apache to tomcat? specific command, directory where i can edit and configure the scripts? and where i can put the web application file?
I have used same Hardware and OS platfrom for web server benchmarking and i have used similar php and jsp scripts for Apache and Tomcat. For this testing i have used apache ab benchmarking toolFrom this statistics i would like to clarify the performances about Apache and Tomcat.
1. why Tomcat have taken too much of time to finish this 10 million requests to compare with Apache? 2. why this huge different for "Request per Second"? 3. To Tomcat i have increased multi thread level 300 and JVM memory usage upto 2048mb(but performances not increased), rather than these, is there any other performance tune-up settings for Tomcat? 4. from these statistics, can i come to the conclusion that apache is the best? 5.do u feel that ab tool favouring to Apache?
I'm configuring a web server using Apache and Tomcat. I use Apache 2 and various instances of Tomcat5 and Tomcat6..I try that Apache serves the static data and tomcat the dynamic (Apache receives all requests, sending tomcat only the dynamic)I see that Apache and Tomcat can be connected using http or ajp Can any tell me: - What connector should I use: ajp, http,...? - How can I say Apache to serve the static data and Tomcat the dynamic?Due to I have many instances of Tomcat, connectins http and https, https with client certificates, and due to the port configuration: - Is there any way to configure Apache-tomcat without the use of ports in tomcat (a differect connector)?
we have configured snv in our server but when we tried to access our svn folder from client its saying path not found error.This is because apache is mapped to tomcat so when we tried to access svn by default it looks to some other path and displaying path not found error.My question is how to restrict apache from forwarding its request to tomcat or else how to stop the tomcat service. I am using centos and i tried with /etc/init.d/tomcat5 stop but it is not getting stopped.
Can anyone tell me in performance tunning of apache-tomcat and jboss application server?when I deploy some application in apache-tomcat the performance is say 100 users per second and incase of jboss it is even worst (35-40 users per second)i want to improve my performance 1000 uesrs per second..
I have a requirement of using a wildcard certificate for 5 subdomains running under apache httpd server and 1 subdomain under tomcat.Is there any possibility of using the single wildcard certificate both in tomcat and apache
I have FC13 with apache up and running. I need to run tomcat to do some dynamic web with eclipse, I checked my setup and noticed that I already have tomcat5 in add/remove software as installed bu can not find any etc/tomcat and not able to find how to test. I went through the FC13 documentaion, nothing is mentioned abou apache tomcat setup finalizing and testing that ships with FC13 it works. I googled and found some docs around setup tomcat6 or tomcat 5 but not how finalize the one shipped with FC13.
I have installed apache tomcat 5.5.27 in centos5. I edited the server.xml file also. The startup.sh and shutdown.sh commands are working fine. But tomcat is not opening in the browser. Can you suggest me something or tell me the steps involved in installing tomcat. Is admin.tar.gz of apache tomcat required for its working?
Right now I have Apache and Tomcat running on the same server. For reasons I won't go into I'm experimenting with putting Apache on a separate server, and installing Tomcat on multiple back-end servers. This isn't a load-balancing scenario as each Tomcat container on the back-end servers will be providing a separate application/responding to a different url. In a typical setup (everything on one box) the configuration file (we use workers.properties)sets what appears to be parameters such as the location of tomcat and Java. For example, here is the current output of workers.properties:Quote:
I am having two domains. for ex: www.example1.com and www.example2.com. These two domains need to be hosted under one ip. Yes by configuring name based virtual host we can do that. But, my question is my first domain(www.example1.com) need to be hosted by Apache web server, and my second domain(www.example2.com) need to be hosted by Tomact. Is it possible to configure name based virtual host for a scenario like this.
I am having a problem.I use Ubuntu 10.04 server edition.Two computers on LAN one with Public Ip A other with local (Class C IP)say it BWith a third computer in same subnet I can access a TomCat application running on B as http://Ip of B:8080/applicationI want to use A as a Reverse Proxy for this application to be reachable from internet.So on Googling I came across some thing known as mod_ajp I enabled that on my Server A asa2enmod proxya2enmod proxy_ajpa2enmod headersbut after that I am not able to understand as how do I define vhost to be able to forward HTTP request which come on A as www.myserver.com/appto B which I can see internally as http://Ip of B:8080/application so Tomcat on B handles this.
Fedora 14. I have Apache HTTP Server installed and running fine. I am interested in doing some java servlet pages. Am I correct that in addition to the above I need to install another server - for example Tomcat - that knows how to process java servlets? I see that yum has tomcat. And that Tomcat is not an add on to the HTTP Server, but an alternative to it? i.e I start one or the other?
I run mysqld on another server. I just switched to another dedicated server now, and i'm having trouble connecting to the mysqld server. If i run the php script from the bash console( php connect.php ) it works perfectly and connects to the mysqld server. However, if i run the script from apache ( http://localhost/connect.php ) it returns this: Can't connect to MySQL server on '(mysqld real ip)' (13) Mysql connection from another server(old httpd server) works perfectly, so it's not from the database server.
I am running a quad core centos 5.4 box that is having a strange problem with dovecot. The administration panel is able to send emails through dovecot but not any of the user accounts (ie with webmail). I've done a bit of research with what could be wrong but haven't had any luck so far I am also having a weird problem with apache: on a c++/php bittorrent application I was going to be running on a subdomain of my main site I get a 500 error every time I try to log in. The only way to get rid of the 500 error is to clear the chache (so its horribly broken somehow). The error generated in the log whenever I try to log in is that "ffmpeg is already loaded" (which I am running on the main site and is critical). Is there a way of either repairing my apache install or excluding ffmpeg on the subdomain in the conf or something?
I have one server with Jboss and Tomcat installed, I have to start these servers manually everytime I do reboot the server.How I could do to start Jboss and Tomcat automatically, when I do reboot the server?
I am trying to solve a problem where Apache stats aren't displaying correctly in Munin. I've ran through quite a bit of checks and tests regarding Munin setup, but I think my issue is related to Apache, but my skill set there is lacking.
first, system info: monitored server: CentOS 5.3 2.6.18-128.1.1.el5
Whenever I am starting Tomcat5 service in RHEL5 it is showing that it is starting but after some time (after 5 sec.) the status it is showing that lock file found but there is no such process for PID * (where * = different PID no.) and tomcat is not working.
I am trying to setup Tomcat on CentOS 5.2,This is that ive done so far...Installed Apache, which works fine and I get the "Apache 2 Test Page powered by CentOS" Did this
My first time installing centos server and adding it to xp home network. I am new to setting up my own network in general. I have a home windows wired ethernet xp network (simple linxs router) with 2 xp boxes and one centos5 box all connected to the same router. I just set up the centos box running tomcat on port 8080. I need to do two very basic things at this point, but am not sure what I need to do:
What do I need to do so I can: 1. Connect in firefox on one of my xp boxes and call the tomcat server running on my centos box? 2. Be able to ftp to centos box from either of my xp boxes?
I am trying to set up an Apache frontend server followed by a Tomcat server. Tomcat needs to run as an https service. I will have two services, both accessible independently, if desired.This login module is a webapp, running inside Tomcat.
Question: Do I configure the Tomcat on port 8443 (I want to run it as a non-root) and do nothing with Apache or do I run on the standard port 8080 and configure Apache? If Tomcat, is it server.xml? (connector?) If Apache, is it httpd.conf?
I want to setup tomcat and apache to run on SSL. I did set up apache to run with ssl and tomcat (wo ssl). Tomcat is on 8081 and apache is on standard HTTP/HTTPS ports. Now I installed JK module and I want to access "host-manager" application on tomcat with ssl, but when I try https://localhost/host-manager/ I get 503 error and when I try [URL]. I get 404 error. Here's my /etc/apache2/sites-available/default conf:
Code: <VirtualHost *:80> ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost DocumentRoot /var/www <Directory /> Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None </Directory> <Directory /var/www/> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews AllowOverride None Order allow,deny allow from all </Directory> .....
Here is /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/jk.load:
Code: LoadModule jk_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_jk.so JkWorkersFile /etc/apache2/workers.properties JkLogFile /var/log/apache2/mod_jk.log JkLogLevel info JkLogStampFormat "[%a %b %d %H:%M:%S %Y] " JkOptions +ForwardKeySize +ForwardURICompat -ForwardDirectories JkRequestLogFormat "%w %V %T" and here is workers.properties:
I have a Apache web server and a separate tomcat 5 server. I can run the jsp-exaples just fine using HTTP. However using HTTPS fails. For some reason it appears HTTPS is not forwarding to the connector, I get 404 not found, returned.If I simply try https://apache_server_ip I successfully connect to the default Apache page.According to this page it should just work. Apache should do the ssl encryption/decryption and tomcat operate as normal.
