Re: bad time with tomcat && Maybe Unicode

[Alex Sanderson <al...@duke-interactive.com>]

I run an Identical version of apache1.3.14/tomcat3.2b6/jsdk1.3/postgres7 .... on Linux and Solaris machines. With JSDK 1.3 on Solaris I have the problem with ?'s for any accented characters however returning to JSDK 1.2.2 fixes the problem.  This problem does not exist with the Linux JSDK 1.3.  I haven't had any success finding help on the Sun's bug or support site but all of the tests I have tried suggested that it was a problem with the JSDK and perhaps with codepages on Solaris.  Anyway at the moment I don't recommend running JSDK 1.3 on Solaris if you are wanting foreign language support. 
Alex
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Brett Morgan 
  To: general@jakarta.apache.org 
  Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 4:28 AM
  Subject: Re: bad time with tomcat


  Do yoursel a favour and run jdk1.3 and tomcat3.2beta5. Both solve
  serious numbers of bugs. 

  On Fri, Oct 27, 2000 at 09:07:18AM +0800, Craig Day didst scribe:
  > Hi All,
  >     We are having a horrible time with tomcat in out production
  > environment. We are running 3.1 on multiple Ultra-250s each
  > with 1gig of memory running Solaris26 and Sun JDK1.2.2_005.
  > The application is a relatively simple JSP-based app producing
  > XML out of Oracle 8.1.6. We do simple load balancing via DNS.
  > We are using Stronghold, but not the jserv connector, we ProxyPass
  > the requests instead.
  >     At this point, tomcat is the least stable component in our
  > environment. Tomcat will die on us regularly without giving any
  > hint as to why, and also occasionally decides to chew all the
  > CPU for no apparent reason (no hits even being made). Id love to
  > hear from anyone who is having more success with Tomcat and
  > any suggestions anyone may have for improving its stability and or
  > diagnosing what the problem may be.
  > 
  > regards
  > craig
  >   
  > 
  > 
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