tomcat8

问题 Post Tomcat 8.0.53, when I install Tomcat (9.0.30 or 8.5.50) and install it as service (Using service.bat), it gets installed but with "Log on" as "Local Service" instead of "Local System account". This can be seen under services in windows. Because of this, when I run the service, the application is not able to read a file. If I manually go to services, open properties for my service, then change the Log on as "Local System" and save, everything works perfectly. Why does this happen for

问题 User when access BOBJ tomcat URL the AD SSO works without any issues, when the user tries to access the Apache load balancer, then we get the Request entity too large error message. This is happening for few of the users and few of them can login without any issues. Setup: configured Apache Load Balancer - to connect to two tomcat server via Workers.properties. BOBJ AD SSO is configured on Tomcat server Error :Request Entity Too Large The requested resource /BOE/portal/1712062105/BIPCoreWeb

问题 User when access BOBJ tomcat URL the AD SSO works without any issues, when the user tries to access the Apache load balancer, then we get the Request entity too large error message. This is happening for few of the users and few of them can login without any issues. Setup: configured Apache Load Balancer - to connect to two tomcat server via Workers.properties. BOBJ AD SSO is configured on Tomcat server Error :Request Entity Too Large The requested resource /BOE/portal/1712062105/BIPCoreWeb

问题 User when access BOBJ tomcat URL the AD SSO works without any issues, when the user tries to access the Apache load balancer, then we get the Request entity too large error message. This is happening for few of the users and few of them can login without any issues. Setup: configured Apache Load Balancer - to connect to two tomcat server via Workers.properties. BOBJ AD SSO is configured on Tomcat server Error :Request Entity Too Large The requested resource /BOE/portal/1712062105/BIPCoreWeb

问题 User when access BOBJ tomcat URL the AD SSO works without any issues, when the user tries to access the Apache load balancer, then we get the Request entity too large error message. This is happening for few of the users and few of them can login without any issues. Setup: configured Apache Load Balancer - to connect to two tomcat server via Workers.properties. BOBJ AD SSO is configured on Tomcat server Error :Request Entity Too Large The requested resource /BOE/portal/1712062105/BIPCoreWeb

问题 User when access BOBJ tomcat URL the AD SSO works without any issues, when the user tries to access the Apache load balancer, then we get the Request entity too large error message. This is happening for few of the users and few of them can login without any issues. Setup: configured Apache Load Balancer - to connect to two tomcat server via Workers.properties. BOBJ AD SSO is configured on Tomcat server Error :Request Entity Too Large The requested resource /BOE/portal/1712062105/BIPCoreWeb

问题 I need to set Java's DNS cache TTL (networkaddress.cache.ttl) for an Amazon Elastic Beanstalk app running in Tomcat 8. Because EB can start and stop server instances at any time, I can't simply edit a Tomcat config file and the server and expect the change to persist. I tried setting the networkaddress.cache.ttl and sun.net.inetaddr.ttl environment variables, but those had no effect. Amazon says calling java.security.Security.setProperty("networkaddress.cache.ttl" , "60"); "will not work if

问题 I have a Spring boot rest service project which works on my local machine. When I run the application as "Spring Boot App" I can access the rest service by going to http://127.0.0.1:8080/persons/all and it returns JSON as it's supposed to. I changed the pom.xml packaging to war, I then created a war by going to Run as -> Maven build in Spring tools suit. It creates a war file. When I upload the war file on http://myserverip:8080/manager/ I get no errors and it shows up under Applications The

问题 I want to persist Tomcat's HttpSessions to disk so that it can be used in a scalable cloud environment. The point is that there will be a number of Tomcat nodes up (in a cloud PaaS) and clients can be directed to any of them. We want to persist and load the sessions from a shared disk unit. I have configured the PersistentManager this way: context.xml <Manager className="org.apache.catalina.session.PersistentManager"> <Store className="org.apache.catalina.session.FileStore" directory="c:

问题 I want to persist Tomcat's HttpSessions to disk so that it can be used in a scalable cloud environment. The point is that there will be a number of Tomcat nodes up (in a cloud PaaS) and clients can be directed to any of them. We want to persist and load the sessions from a shared disk unit. I have configured the PersistentManager this way: context.xml <Manager className="org.apache.catalina.session.PersistentManager"> <Store className="org.apache.catalina.session.FileStore" directory="c: