I installed tomcat 8 on my ubuntu 18.04 system. Later I have downloaded geoserver web archive from geoserver page and deployed the war file on /var/lib/tomcat8/webapps. Tomcat is working fine before deploying the war file.[ localhost:8080] is working fine. But the problem I am getting is after deploying the geoserver war in webapps directory tomcat is not loading on browser.
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Cannot execute command as another user with sudo
I have this code, that is running on tomcat: And my script.sh file: From command line, the script is executed excellent and I see results. But when executing it from tomcat I get this message: I cannot solve this problem. I need your help. P.S: Sorry me for bad english. Thanks! Answer I guess that the problem occurs because the
How to create multiple URLs for JIRA and Confluence?
Task: We have a several DNS aliases (ex. project1.domain.com, project2.domain.com) DNS aliases connected to JIRA Server by IP Need link, ex. from project1.domain.com to jira.domain.com/project/TEST1 Need link, ex, from project2.domain.com to jira.domain.com/project/TEST2 How next? any ideas? Thank you for the Help! Answer On your webserver, you need as many Virtual Hosts as domains you have declared, and each Virtual Host
Run a bash script to shutdown tomcat from another directory
I have two scripts, one to run the application shutdown for Tomcat server, and another that calls it when deploying. So basically after Jenkins builds my application, and moves the deploy-able artifact to the server (linux). Once that completes Jenkins kicks off a script to do the deployment of the application on Tomcat. That deployment script calls another script to
Maven: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundErrorexception, but jars are downloaded in .m2
I have a tomcat project: tomcat/webapps/Project. That project makes use of org.json library, the dependency is written in pom.xml file: I have installed maven on my server and run this command, while in the Project directory: mvn install Then I checked /root/.m2/repository/org/json/20180813 folder and the file json-20180813.jar is there! However when I restart my server: shutdown.sh and try to make
Java web application seems to go idle quickly in Tomcat
I’m new to java and tomcat. I’m developing a website in java using spring mvc. It’s deployed to a linux server that’s running Tomcat 8. Everything works fine when I deploy, it connects to the database great. The issue is that the site seems to go idle very quickly. I haven’t been able to time it exactly, but it seems
How tomcat handle multiple concurrent request at the same time?
How tomcat handle multiple concurrent request at the same time ? Does it queues up the requests or processes some of the requests in parallel ? If it processes requests in parallel , how does it returns the asynchronous response ? Does it keeps the connection open with client until response comes ? If the tomcat uses a multi threaded
Uploaded file fails to save with no exception thrown in Java – Jersey
I’m trying to upload a file to a restful – Jersey web service deployed on Tomcat server that is a receives uploaded files as multipart . It works fully correct on Windows OS but on Linux the file fails to save with no exception thrown from the following saving method : The multipart variable is already declared in the web.xml
Provision headers are shown error in google chrome when using apache virtual host
I have to tomcat servers running in my server. And I wanted to do a virtual host routing. So initially I tried it with one tomcat which is running in 8081 port and ajp port enabled to 8011 in the tomcat server.xml file My conf file in the /etc/apache2/sites-available/mydomain_name.com.conf looks likes this Then I did Every thing went find, no
Not able to stop the tomcat server in linux
I am trying to stop the tomcat server through linux command. using the above command is giving following error message : I have started the server using ./catalina.sh stop command. Answer I found the way to kill the server, first I found its process Id using : ps -eaf | grep tomcat then killed the required process using its processId