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TDK with existing Tomcat
I am less of a newb more a would be newb....
I am interested to learn more and the TDK sounds like a good idea. The
hard bit is I have an existing Tomcat install that I need to keep. How
hard is it to integrate the TDK with the existing Tomcat?
Any pointers gratefully received.
Regards
Jeremy
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Re: TDK with existing Tomcat
Posted by Jeremy Foot <je...@thefeet.net>.
Got it!
Actually my error. 1 missed port number. mysql on 3306 is a blind alley
but it is compiled into your source somewhere (doesn't show on grep).
Log4j still bleats.
Integration with existing Tomcat is mostly down to catalina policy and
<servlet-mapping> in web.xml
Jeremy
On 16 Jul 2004, at 15:16, Jeremy Foot wrote:
> A convenient tropical storm showed up, the office is closed and I can
> concentrate in daylight :-D
>
> My previous comment about the TDK was wrong. I got the TDK from the HK
> mirror site which must be very out of date.
>
> Have TDK-2.3. Progress++; Frustration--
>
> Torque complains frequently about Log4J. Should I be concerned?
> [torque-data-model] log4j:ERROR Could not find value for key
> log4j.appender.org.apache.torque.engine
> [torque-data-model] log4j:ERROR Could not instantiate appender named
> "org.apache.torque.engine".
>
> I think there may still be a small issue with the TDK. There is a copy
> of servlet .jar in the newapp's lib directory. I think this breaks
> Servlet 2.3 spec and stops catalina loading the application. Move it
> and catalina stops moaning.
>
> At the moment Torque builds fine on Mysql at port 1500. Unfortunately
> at runtime it looks on port 3306 and finds nothing. There are some
> references to mysql on 3306 under ./tdk/ancillary/torque/src/conf also
> in ./tdk/ancillary/2 . I am not sure if these get edited during the
> build.
>
> I will keep fiddling but if anyone knows the process it would help.
>
> Jeremy
>
> On 16 Jul 2004, at 02:04, Jeffery Painter wrote:
>
>>
>> The last tdk I put together I believe was based on Tomcat 4.1... would
>> have to search the mail archives as I did put the version info in a
>> mail
>> somewhere.
>>
>> still available at and updated on Feb 19 2004
>>
>> http://kiasoft.com/~painter/tdk-2.3_01.tgz
>>
>> META is the new way to build apps with Turbine and is working nicely
>> with
>> turbine-2.3 branch from cvs... look at the meta plugin for maven for
>> more
>> info. Henning has written some good docs on how to get started
>>
>> other note:
>>
>> maven site:generate also pulls dependencies from jakarta-site2 I
>> believe, if you haven't checked out that module already.. I may be
>> wrong
>> there.. I have it checked out along with a few other apache code
>> vaults
>> and it builds correctly for me.
>>
>> hth,
>> Jeff Painter
>>
>>
>>
>> On Fri, 16 Jul 2004, Jeremy Foot wrote:
>>
>>> The TDK has a somewhat old Tomcat in it (4.0). I am pretty sure the
>>> API's have changed too much for this to work. So I'm going to give up
>>> on the TDK.
>>>
>>> I've downloaded Maven and Turbine 2.3.
>>> I ran install_repo.sh which created lots of directories.
>>> I ran 'maven site:generate' in the Turbine install directory and it
>>> doesn't seem to have done anything except complain about the Sun jars
>>>
>>> Comparing the directory structure in the install directory and the
>>> 'README.txt' and they don't tie up. I have no lib and I have xdocs
>>> instead of docs.
>>>
>>> Do I need to configure Maven to know where stuff is on my system? I'm
>>> on Mac OS10.3. The web site suggests that Maven should be able to
>>> find
>>> the Java environment. Does this work? How would I know?
>>>
>>> This is going to be worth the trip, isn't it?
>>>
>>> I understand I also need a copy of Torque. Which version?
>>>
>>> Frustrated of HongKong
>>>
>>
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Re: TDK with existing Tomcat
Posted by Jeremy Foot <ho...@netvigator.com>.
Got it!
Actually my error. 1 missed port number. mysql on 3306 is a blind but
its compiled into your source somewhere (doesn't show on grep).
Log4j still bleats.
Now to integrate with existing Tomcat......
Jeremy
On 16 Jul 2004, at 15:16, Jeremy Foot wrote:
> A convenient tropical storm showed up, the office is closed and I can
> concentrate in daylight :-D
>
> My previous comment about the TDK was wrong. I got the TDK from the HK
> mirror site which must be very out of date.
>
> Have TDK-2.3. Progress++; Frustration--
>
> Torque complains frequently about Log4J. Should I be concerned?
> [torque-data-model] log4j:ERROR Could not find value for key
> log4j.appender.org.apache.torque.engine
> [torque-data-model] log4j:ERROR Could not instantiate appender named
> "org.apache.torque.engine".
>
> I think there may still be a small issue with the TDK. There is a copy
> of servlet .jar in the newapp's lib directory. I think this breaks
> Servlet 2.3 spec and stops catalina loading the application. Move it
> and catalina stops moaning.
>
> At the moment Torque builds fine on Mysql at port 1500. Unfortunately
> at runtime it looks on port 3306 and finds nothing. There are some
> references to mysql on 3306 under ./tdk/ancillary/torque/src/conf also
> in ./tdk/ancillary/2 . I am not sure if these get edited during the
> build.
>
> I will keep fiddling but if anyone knows the process it would help.
>
> Jeremy
>
> On 16 Jul 2004, at 02:04, Jeffery Painter wrote:
>
>>
>> The last tdk I put together I believe was based on Tomcat 4.1... would
>> have to search the mail archives as I did put the version info in a
>> mail
>> somewhere.
>>
>> still available at and updated on Feb 19 2004
>>
>> http://kiasoft.com/~painter/tdk-2.3_01.tgz
>>
>> META is the new way to build apps with Turbine and is working nicely
>> with
>> turbine-2.3 branch from cvs... look at the meta plugin for maven for
>> more
>> info. Henning has written some good docs on how to get started
>>
>> other note:
>>
>> maven site:generate also pulls dependencies from jakarta-site2 I
>> believe, if you haven't checked out that module already.. I may be
>> wrong
>> there.. I have it checked out along with a few other apache code
>> vaults
>> and it builds correctly for me.
>>
>> hth,
>> Jeff Painter
>>
>>
>>
>> On Fri, 16 Jul 2004, Jeremy Foot wrote:
>>
>>> The TDK has a somewhat old Tomcat in it (4.0). I am pretty sure the
>>> API's have changed too much for this to work. So I'm going to give up
>>> on the TDK.
>>>
>>> I've downloaded Maven and Turbine 2.3.
>>> I ran install_repo.sh which created lots of directories.
>>> I ran 'maven site:generate' in the Turbine install directory and it
>>> doesn't seem to have done anything except complain about the Sun jars
>>>
>>> Comparing the directory structure in the install directory and the
>>> 'README.txt' and they don't tie up. I have no lib and I have xdocs
>>> instead of docs.
>>>
>>> Do I need to configure Maven to know where stuff is on my system? I'm
>>> on Mac OS10.3. The web site suggests that Maven should be able to
>>> find
>>> the Java environment. Does this work? How would I know?
>>>
>>> This is going to be worth the trip, isn't it?
>>>
>>> I understand I also need a copy of Torque. Which version?
>>>
>>> Frustrated of HongKong
>>>
>>
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Re: TDK with existing Tomcat
Posted by Jeremy Foot <je...@thefeet.net>.
A convenient tropical storm showed up, the office is closed and I can
concentrate in daylight :-D
My previous comment about the TDK was wrong. I got the TDK from the HK
mirror site which must be very out of date.
Have TDK-2.3. Progress++; Frustration--
Torque complains frequently about Log4J. Should I be concerned?
[torque-data-model] log4j:ERROR Could not find value for key
log4j.appender.org.apache.torque.engine
[torque-data-model] log4j:ERROR Could not instantiate appender named
"org.apache.torque.engine".
I think there may still be a small issue with the TDK. There is a copy
of servlet .jar in the newapp's lib directory. I think this breaks
Servlet 2.3 spec and stops catalina loading the application. Move it
and catalina stops moaning.
At the moment Torque builds fine on Mysql at port 1500. Unfortunately
at runtime it looks on port 3306 and finds nothing. There are some
references to mysql on 3306 under ./tdk/ancillary/torque/src/conf also
in ./tdk/ancillary/2 . I am not sure if these get edited during the
build.
I will keep fiddling but if anyone knows the process it would help.
Jeremy
On 16 Jul 2004, at 02:04, Jeffery Painter wrote:
>
> The last tdk I put together I believe was based on Tomcat 4.1... would
> have to search the mail archives as I did put the version info in a
> mail
> somewhere.
>
> still available at and updated on Feb 19 2004
>
> http://kiasoft.com/~painter/tdk-2.3_01.tgz
>
> META is the new way to build apps with Turbine and is working nicely
> with
> turbine-2.3 branch from cvs... look at the meta plugin for maven for
> more
> info. Henning has written some good docs on how to get started
>
> other note:
>
> maven site:generate also pulls dependencies from jakarta-site2 I
> believe, if you haven't checked out that module already.. I may be
> wrong
> there.. I have it checked out along with a few other apache code vaults
> and it builds correctly for me.
>
> hth,
> Jeff Painter
>
>
>
> On Fri, 16 Jul 2004, Jeremy Foot wrote:
>
>> The TDK has a somewhat old Tomcat in it (4.0). I am pretty sure the
>> API's have changed too much for this to work. So I'm going to give up
>> on the TDK.
>>
>> I've downloaded Maven and Turbine 2.3.
>> I ran install_repo.sh which created lots of directories.
>> I ran 'maven site:generate' in the Turbine install directory and it
>> doesn't seem to have done anything except complain about the Sun jars
>>
>> Comparing the directory structure in the install directory and the
>> 'README.txt' and they don't tie up. I have no lib and I have xdocs
>> instead of docs.
>>
>> Do I need to configure Maven to know where stuff is on my system? I'm
>> on Mac OS10.3. The web site suggests that Maven should be able to find
>> the Java environment. Does this work? How would I know?
>>
>> This is going to be worth the trip, isn't it?
>>
>> I understand I also need a copy of Torque. Which version?
>>
>> Frustrated of HongKong
>>
>
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Re: TDK with existing Tomcat
Posted by Jeffery Painter <pa...@kiasoft.com>.
The last tdk I put together I believe was based on Tomcat 4.1... would
have to search the mail archives as I did put the version info in a mail
somewhere.
still available at and updated on Feb 19 2004
http://kiasoft.com/~painter/tdk-2.3_01.tgz
META is the new way to build apps with Turbine and is working nicely with
turbine-2.3 branch from cvs... look at the meta plugin for maven for more
info. Henning has written some good docs on how to get started
other note:
maven site:generate also pulls dependencies from jakarta-site2 I
believe, if you haven't checked out that module already.. I may be wrong
there.. I have it checked out along with a few other apache code vaults
and it builds correctly for me.
hth,
Jeff Painter
On Fri, 16 Jul 2004, Jeremy Foot wrote:
> The TDK has a somewhat old Tomcat in it (4.0). I am pretty sure the
> API's have changed too much for this to work. So I'm going to give up
> on the TDK.
>
> I've downloaded Maven and Turbine 2.3.
> I ran install_repo.sh which created lots of directories.
> I ran 'maven site:generate' in the Turbine install directory and it
> doesn't seem to have done anything except complain about the Sun jars
>
> Comparing the directory structure in the install directory and the
> 'README.txt' and they don't tie up. I have no lib and I have xdocs
> instead of docs.
>
> Do I need to configure Maven to know where stuff is on my system? I'm
> on Mac OS10.3. The web site suggests that Maven should be able to find
> the Java environment. Does this work? How would I know?
>
> This is going to be worth the trip, isn't it?
>
> I understand I also need a copy of Torque. Which version?
>
> Frustrated of HongKong
>
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Re: TDK with existing Tomcat
Posted by Jeremy Foot <je...@thefeet.net>.
The TDK has a somewhat old Tomcat in it (4.0). I am pretty sure the
API's have changed too much for this to work. So I'm going to give up
on the TDK.
I've downloaded Maven and Turbine 2.3.
I ran install_repo.sh which created lots of directories.
I ran 'maven site:generate' in the Turbine install directory and it
doesn't seem to have done anything except complain about the Sun jars
Comparing the directory structure in the install directory and the
'README.txt' and they don't tie up. I have no lib and I have xdocs
instead of docs.
Do I need to configure Maven to know where stuff is on my system? I'm
on Mac OS10.3. The web site suggests that Maven should be able to find
the Java environment. Does this work? How would I know?
This is going to be worth the trip, isn't it?
I understand I also need a copy of Torque. Which version?
Frustrated of HongKong
On 15 Jul 2004, at 23:17, Daniel wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> You have to realize that the TDK contains a Tomcat installation with
> your
> webapp in the tomcat_home/webapps directory. As long as your webapp is
> ".war" compliant then it should work when you copy the directory (or
> .war
> up the directory) to another Tomcat installation. You should also be
> able to use the webapp in other containers (Tomcat, Resin, Jetty -- to
> my
> knowledge).
>
> Regards,
> Daniel
>
> On Thu, 15 Jul 2004, Jeremy Foot wrote:
>
>> I am less of a newb more a would be newb....
>>
>> I am interested to learn more and the TDK sounds like a good idea. The
>> hard bit is I have an existing Tomcat install that I need to keep. How
>> hard is it to integrate the TDK with the existing Tomcat?
>>
>> Any pointers gratefully received.
>>
>> Regards
>> Jeremy
>>
>>
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Re: TDK with existing Tomcat
Posted by Daniel <da...@yorku.ca>.
Hi,
You have to realize that the TDK contains a Tomcat installation with your
webapp in the tomcat_home/webapps directory. As long as your webapp is
".war" compliant then it should work when you copy the directory (or .war
up the directory) to another Tomcat installation. You should also be
able to use the webapp in other containers (Tomcat, Resin, Jetty -- to my
knowledge).
Regards,
Daniel
On Thu, 15 Jul 2004, Jeremy Foot wrote:
> I am less of a newb more a would be newb....
>
> I am interested to learn more and the TDK sounds like a good idea. The
> hard bit is I have an existing Tomcat install that I need to keep. How
> hard is it to integrate the TDK with the existing Tomcat?
>
> Any pointers gratefully received.
>
> Regards
> Jeremy
>
>
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