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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by ac...@saysit.com on 2002/09/24 06:24:00 UTC
Re: OT: Help wanted
Bill Blackmon wrote:
>
> Needed a Tomcat/MySql/Linux admin/developer in NYC to help with deploying a
> weapp to host.
> If you are local and can spare a few hours, I'm willing to pay up to $75 hr.
> to get a site up and running
> on a hosts Linux machine.
I am in Brooklyn, F Line.
Never mind the money.
What can I do for you ?
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Re: OT: Help wanted
Posted by Bill Blackmon <bi...@verizon.net>.
I'm trying to use HostForWeb but I'm having difficulties at the moment. The
site is not up
and its almost been a week. They were highly recommended so I'm going to
stick with them
for a while longer.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eugene Gluzberg" <dr...@apache.org>
To: "Tomcat Users List" <to...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 11:11 AM
Subject: Re: OT: Help wanted
> I would use tomcat over weblogic anytime. Just out of curiosity, what
> hosting provider do you use to host your tomcat?
>
> Eugene
>
> Bill Blackmon wrote:
> > I've hired a host for a Tomcat/Struts/MySQL site that I've developed
under
> > Win2000, my common
> > dev. environment. I'm a Java /DB application developer and this is the
first
> > app I've developed without
> > having a sys admin or DBA etc, so I'm new to these aspects. I have no
Linux
> > or Unix experience,
> > (though after this I plan to get as much as possible). The host has
provided
> > me with a complete Tomcat
> > instance, no shared JVM etc. I've moved the database to their server
> > successfully. I've moved all of my jar files
> > to their servers. I was provided with standard server.xml and web.xml
files
> > that I've modified to register my app with Tomcat.
> > Initially I was getting xml error messages but that was my fault and
while I
> > think I've fixed the problem, I'm not
> > sure. The main problem at this time is that I cannot start and stop
Tomcat
> > successfully through Putty using SSH
> > to connect to their server. It shuts down and when I restart then I get
an
> > 'address space already in use' message in the logs.
> > I've never seen this error before but I assume something is still opened
and
> > blocking but I have no idea how to go about
> > fixing it.
> >
> > They did not answered my emails on this for 2 days until this evening in
> > which they assured me they working to straighten things out. So, at the
> > risk of alienating them and pissing them off, I'm going to give them the
> > benefit of the doubt and let the Tech Support guy work his magic and see
if
> > the problems can be fixed. I need a good host with a good relationship
> > since
> > I'm sure this project will continue and others will come along.
> >
> > If it's not up by Friday evening, I'll have to have someone else look at
it
> > before I consider another host. This is the 3rd host
> > I've tried out. They got quite a few good recommendations so I really
want
> > to make this work. My client is as frustrated as I am
> > and with this terrible job market, I can' t afford to make ANY mistakes.
I'm
> > sure you know what I mean.
> >
> > What are your experiences and opinions regarding creating and deploying
> > Tomcat web apps? This has taken me twice as long as I thought it would
so
> > I've been working for about $10 an hour. I got a lot of good code out of
it
> > and learned a lot but it
> > has been a very painstaking and frustrating experience. Would you do it
> > again or would you use JRun or Resin? I'd give anything to go back to
> > WebLogic!
> >
> > I appreciate your time and offer and opinions.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Bill Blackmon
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: <ac...@saysit.com>
> > To: "Tomcat Users List" <to...@jakarta.apache.org>
> > Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 12:24 AM
> > Subject: Re: OT: Help wanted
> >
> >
> >
> >>Bill Blackmon wrote:
> >>
> >>>Needed a Tomcat/MySql/Linux admin/developer in NYC to help with
> >>
> > deploying a
> >
> >>>weapp to host.
> >>>If you are local and can spare a few hours, I'm willing to pay up to
$75
> >>
> > hr.
> >
> >>>to get a site up and running
> >>>on a hosts Linux machine.
> >>
> >>I am in Brooklyn, F Line.
> >>Never mind the money.
> >>What can I do for you ?
> >>
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Re: OT: Help wanted
Posted by Eugene Gluzberg <dr...@apache.org>.
I would use tomcat over weblogic anytime. Just out of curiosity, what
hosting provider do you use to host your tomcat?
Eugene
Bill Blackmon wrote:
> I've hired a host for a Tomcat/Struts/MySQL site that I've developed under
> Win2000, my common
> dev. environment. I'm a Java /DB application developer and this is the first
> app I've developed without
> having a sys admin or DBA etc, so I'm new to these aspects. I have no Linux
> or Unix experience,
> (though after this I plan to get as much as possible). The host has provided
> me with a complete Tomcat
> instance, no shared JVM etc. I've moved the database to their server
> successfully. I've moved all of my jar files
> to their servers. I was provided with standard server.xml and web.xml files
> that I've modified to register my app with Tomcat.
> Initially I was getting xml error messages but that was my fault and while I
> think I've fixed the problem, I'm not
> sure. The main problem at this time is that I cannot start and stop Tomcat
> successfully through Putty using SSH
> to connect to their server. It shuts down and when I restart then I get an
> 'address space already in use' message in the logs.
> I've never seen this error before but I assume something is still opened and
> blocking but I have no idea how to go about
> fixing it.
>
> They did not answered my emails on this for 2 days until this evening in
> which they assured me they working to straighten things out. So, at the
> risk of alienating them and pissing them off, I'm going to give them the
> benefit of the doubt and let the Tech Support guy work his magic and see if
> the problems can be fixed. I need a good host with a good relationship
> since
> I'm sure this project will continue and others will come along.
>
> If it's not up by Friday evening, I'll have to have someone else look at it
> before I consider another host. This is the 3rd host
> I've tried out. They got quite a few good recommendations so I really want
> to make this work. My client is as frustrated as I am
> and with this terrible job market, I can' t afford to make ANY mistakes. I'm
> sure you know what I mean.
>
> What are your experiences and opinions regarding creating and deploying
> Tomcat web apps? This has taken me twice as long as I thought it would so
> I've been working for about $10 an hour. I got a lot of good code out of it
> and learned a lot but it
> has been a very painstaking and frustrating experience. Would you do it
> again or would you use JRun or Resin? I'd give anything to go back to
> WebLogic!
>
> I appreciate your time and offer and opinions.
>
> Thanks,
> Bill Blackmon
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <ac...@saysit.com>
> To: "Tomcat Users List" <to...@jakarta.apache.org>
> Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 12:24 AM
> Subject: Re: OT: Help wanted
>
>
>
>>Bill Blackmon wrote:
>>
>>>Needed a Tomcat/MySql/Linux admin/developer in NYC to help with
>>
> deploying a
>
>>>weapp to host.
>>>If you are local and can spare a few hours, I'm willing to pay up to $75
>>
> hr.
>
>>>to get a site up and running
>>>on a hosts Linux machine.
>>
>>I am in Brooklyn, F Line.
>>Never mind the money.
>>What can I do for you ?
>>
>>--
>>To unsubscribe, e-mail:
>
> <ma...@jakarta.apache.org>
>
>>For additional commands, e-mail:
>
> <ma...@jakarta.apache.org>
>
>
>
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Re: OT: Help wanted
Posted by Bill Blackmon <bi...@verizon.net>.
I've hired a host for a Tomcat/Struts/MySQL site that I've developed under
Win2000, my common
dev. environment. I'm a Java /DB application developer and this is the first
app I've developed without
having a sys admin or DBA etc, so I'm new to these aspects. I have no Linux
or Unix experience,
(though after this I plan to get as much as possible). The host has provided
me with a complete Tomcat
instance, no shared JVM etc. I've moved the database to their server
successfully. I've moved all of my jar files
to their servers. I was provided with standard server.xml and web.xml files
that I've modified to register my app with Tomcat.
Initially I was getting xml error messages but that was my fault and while I
think I've fixed the problem, I'm not
sure. The main problem at this time is that I cannot start and stop Tomcat
successfully through Putty using SSH
to connect to their server. It shuts down and when I restart then I get an
'address space already in use' message in the logs.
I've never seen this error before but I assume something is still opened and
blocking but I have no idea how to go about
fixing it.
They did not answered my emails on this for 2 days until this evening in
which they assured me they working to straighten things out. So, at the
risk of alienating them and pissing them off, I'm going to give them the
benefit of the doubt and let the Tech Support guy work his magic and see if
the problems can be fixed. I need a good host with a good relationship
since
I'm sure this project will continue and others will come along.
If it's not up by Friday evening, I'll have to have someone else look at it
before I consider another host. This is the 3rd host
I've tried out. They got quite a few good recommendations so I really want
to make this work. My client is as frustrated as I am
and with this terrible job market, I can' t afford to make ANY mistakes. I'm
sure you know what I mean.
What are your experiences and opinions regarding creating and deploying
Tomcat web apps? This has taken me twice as long as I thought it would so
I've been working for about $10 an hour. I got a lot of good code out of it
and learned a lot but it
has been a very painstaking and frustrating experience. Would you do it
again or would you use JRun or Resin? I'd give anything to go back to
WebLogic!
I appreciate your time and offer and opinions.
Thanks,
Bill Blackmon
----- Original Message -----
From: <ac...@saysit.com>
To: "Tomcat Users List" <to...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 12:24 AM
Subject: Re: OT: Help wanted
> Bill Blackmon wrote:
> >
> > Needed a Tomcat/MySql/Linux admin/developer in NYC to help with
deploying a
> > weapp to host.
> > If you are local and can spare a few hours, I'm willing to pay up to $75
hr.
> > to get a site up and running
> > on a hosts Linux machine.
> I am in Brooklyn, F Line.
> Never mind the money.
> What can I do for you ?
>
> --
> To unsubscribe, e-mail:
<ma...@jakarta.apache.org>
> For additional commands, e-mail:
<ma...@jakarta.apache.org>
>
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