We have already defined url rule for java application via tomcat rewrite.xml file. <rule> <condition name=\"host\" operator=\"equal\">example-laboratories.pt</condition>
I am running a GWT-based web application on Tomcat 6.0.32. I am having trouble getting URLs that contain non-BMP characters (where these characters live in filenames) to work.Any URLs that contain ch
I have configured an apache 2.2 server to forward requests to a tomcat 6 application listen on 8080/tcp. When the request is processed by apache, it duplicates the name of the application. So an error
i wrote a code jsp to store the employee details in the database . i created a database called employee and table empdetails in that employee database. i deployed the code in the tomcat server. but th
I tried running this jsp program in tomcat5.5 in netbeans 6.1 <%@ page import=\"java.io.*\" %> <%@ page import=\"java.util.*\" session=\"true\"%>
I\'m a newbie with haproxy and I\'m trying to figure out how to do something which seems quite simple. I want to proxy a tomcat context.
How to configure tomcat so that a url may have a prefix to localhost (for example \'api.\' so that is specified in the format:
In principle, this is a keytool issue, not anything to do with Shibboleth, but it would probably be helpful to understand where I am trying to get to (skip to the bits in bold if the Shibboleth stuff
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I have the following problem in a web application.When i leave the server on for some period for example 24 hours my app stops working.