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Posted to dev@tomcat.apache.org by Shawn Krug <sk...@comcast.net> on 2003/05/09 19:56:57 UTC
I'm new to the List.
All,
Just wanted to say I am new to the list and after I observe
for a while, I intend to contribute fixes etc.
Shawn
Re: Tomcat + Java Env. (newbie)
Posted by Costin Manolache <cm...@yahoo.com>.
Bill Barker wrote:
> The simplified version is: TC 4.x/5.x won't run on J2ME. TC 3.3.x may or
> may not run on J2ME (were I to volunteer as RM for 3.3.2, running on J2ME
> would be a requirement :).
And you would have my +1 for it :-)
( I could add few weekends too )
Costin
> Costin is simply saying that he has tested TC 3.3.x on other JVMs on his
> PDA that act a lot like J2ME.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jerald Powel" <ge...@yahoo.co.uk>
> To: "Tomcat Developers List" <to...@jakarta.apache.org>
> Sent: Saturday, May 10, 2003 9:16 PM
> Subject: Re: Tomcat + Java Env. (newbie)
>
>
>> Hi, Thanks for that. Although I understood about 20% of it (the
> English). Can anyone offer an answer to my (what I thought simple)
> question,
> that I might understand? Terminology I didn't understand: "reduce it to
> cvm + foundation", "run it on a zaurus", "kaffe", "a smaller footprint",
> "natively compiled with gcj", "the minimal set of interceptors you need",
> "I got it to about 0.8M". As you can see, much of the reply! When I posted
> this question, I thought I was half intelligent, now I am not too sure.
> (original posting enclosed). thanks for any input G.
>>
>> Costin Manolache <cm...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> Jerald Powel wrote:
>>
>> >
>> > Hello,
>> >
>> > A relatively easy question for most, not for such a beginner like
> myself. Can Tomcat be installed (and run) on the J2ME environment, and
> likewise the J2EE env. ? Is it simply a question of downloading the
> appropriate installation of TC, and installing it on top of the desired
> JVM?
>>
>> For tomcat4 and tomcat5 - very unlikely, they use a lot of j2se features.
>>
>> Tomcat3.3 is still JDK1.1 based. I was able at some point to reduce it to
>> cvm + foundation and run it on a zaurus, and it works well with kaffe (
>> which has a smaller footprint ) or natively compiled with gcj.
>>
>> In any case - it is not just a question of downloading it, you need to
>> figure out what subset you want ( i.e the minimal set of interceptors you
>> need). I got it to about 0.8M - without too much effort.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: Tomcat + Java Env. (J2EE)
Posted by Bill Barker <wb...@wilshire.com>.
Well, this is pretty much [off-topic]. The J2EE integration should be taken
up on the JBoss (or other) lists. Tomcat is not, and has never claimed to
be a J2EE container.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jerald Powel" <ge...@yahoo.co.uk>
To: "Tomcat Developers List" <to...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2003 9:50 PM
Subject: Re: Tomcat + Java Env. (J2EE)
>
> Hello and thanks for that.
>
> By that then, am I to asume TC will go on a J2EE env.? After all, is
J2EE not J2SE_+ other packages/features e.g JMS?
>
>
>
> Thanks again.
>
> G.
>
>
>
> \The simplified version is: TC 4.x/5.x won't run on J2ME. TC 3.3.x may or
> may not run on J2ME (were I to volunteer as RM for 3.3.2, running on J2ME
> would be a requirement :).
>
> Costin is simply saying that he has tested TC 3.3.x on other JVMs on his
PDA
> that act a lot like J2ME.
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: Tomcat + Java Env. (J2EE)
Posted by Jerald Powel <ge...@yahoo.co.uk>.
Hello and thanks for that.
By that then, am I to asume TC will go on a J2EE env.? After all, is J2EE not J2SE_+ other packages/features e.g JMS?
Thanks again.
G.
\The simplified version is: TC 4.x/5.x won't run on J2ME. TC 3.3.x may or
may not run on J2ME (were I to volunteer as RM for 3.3.2, running on J2ME
would be a requirement :).
Costin is simply saying that he has tested TC 3.3.x on other JVMs on his PDA
that act a lot like J2ME.
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Re: Tomcat + Java Env. (newbie)
Posted by Bill Barker <wb...@wilshire.com>.
The simplified version is: TC 4.x/5.x won't run on J2ME. TC 3.3.x may or
may not run on J2ME (were I to volunteer as RM for 3.3.2, running on J2ME
would be a requirement :).
Costin is simply saying that he has tested TC 3.3.x on other JVMs on his PDA
that act a lot like J2ME.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jerald Powel" <ge...@yahoo.co.uk>
To: "Tomcat Developers List" <to...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Saturday, May 10, 2003 9:16 PM
Subject: Re: Tomcat + Java Env. (newbie)
> Hi, Thanks for that. Although I understood about 20% of it (the
English). Can anyone offer an answer to my (what I thought simple) question,
that I might understand? Terminology I didn't understand: "reduce it to cvm
+ foundation", "run it on a zaurus", "kaffe", "a smaller footprint",
"natively compiled with gcj", "the minimal set of interceptors you need", "I
got it to about 0.8M". As you can see, much of the reply! When I posted this
question, I thought I was half intelligent, now I am not too sure. (original
posting enclosed). thanks for any input G.
>
> Costin Manolache <cm...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Jerald Powel wrote:
>
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > A relatively easy question for most, not for such a beginner like
myself. Can Tomcat be installed (and run) on the J2ME environment, and
likewise the J2EE env. ? Is it simply a question of downloading the
appropriate installation of TC, and installing it on top of the desired JVM?
>
> For tomcat4 and tomcat5 - very unlikely, they use a lot of j2se features.
>
> Tomcat3.3 is still JDK1.1 based. I was able at some point to reduce it to
> cvm + foundation and run it on a zaurus, and it works well with kaffe (
> which has a smaller footprint ) or natively compiled with gcj.
>
> In any case - it is not just a question of downloading it, you need to
> figure out what subset you want ( i.e the minimal set of interceptors you
> need). I got it to about 0.8M - without too much effort.
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
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>
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Re: Tomcat + Java Env. (newbie)
Posted by Jerald Powel <ge...@yahoo.co.uk>.
Hi, Thanks for that. Although I understood about 20% of it (the English). Can anyone offer an answer to my (what I thought simple) question, that I might understand? Terminology I didn't understand: "reduce it to cvm + foundation", "run it on a zaurus", "kaffe", "a smaller footprint", "natively compiled with gcj", "the minimal set of interceptors you need", "I got it to about 0.8M". As you can see, much of the reply! When I posted this question, I thought I was half intelligent, now I am not too sure. (original posting enclosed). thanks for any input G.
Costin Manolache <cm...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Jerald Powel wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> A relatively easy question for most, not for such a beginner like myself. Can Tomcat be installed (and run) on the J2ME environment, and likewise the J2EE env. ? Is it simply a question of downloading the appropriate installation of TC, and installing it on top of the desired JVM?
For tomcat4 and tomcat5 - very unlikely, they use a lot of j2se features.
Tomcat3.3 is still JDK1.1 based. I was able at some point to reduce it to
cvm + foundation and run it on a zaurus, and it works well with kaffe (
which has a smaller footprint ) or natively compiled with gcj.
In any case - it is not just a question of downloading it, you need to
figure out what subset you want ( i.e the minimal set of interceptors you
need). I got it to about 0.8M - without too much effort.
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Re: Tomcat + Java Env. (newbie)
Posted by Costin Manolache <cm...@yahoo.com>.
Jerald Powel wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> A relatively easy question for most, not for such a beginner like
> myself.
>
> Can Tomcat be installed (and run) on the J2ME environment, and
> likewise the J2EE env. ? Is it simply a question of downloading the
> appropriate installation of TC, and installing it on top of the
> desired JVM?
For tomcat4 and tomcat5 - very unlikely, they use a lot of j2se features.
Tomcat3.3 is still JDK1.1 based. I was able at some point to reduce it to
cvm + foundation and run it on a zaurus, and it works well with kaffe (
which has a smaller footprint ) or natively compiled with gcj.
In any case - it is not just a question of downloading it, you need to
figure out what subset you want ( i.e the minimal set of interceptors you
need). I got it to about 0.8M - without too much effort.
Costin
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Tomcat + Java Env. (newbie)
Posted by Jerald Powel <ge...@yahoo.co.uk>.
Hello,
A relatively easy question for most, not for such a beginner like myself.
Can Tomcat be installed (and run) on the J2ME environment, and likewise the J2EE env. ? Is it simply a question of downloading the appropriate installation of TC, and installing it on top of the desired JVM?
Many thanks for your input..and patience!
G.
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