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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Neil Cronin <ne...@rackle.com> on 2002/06/28 03:50:45 UTC
problem with FileInputStream/MultipartRequest/Apache ?
hello,
I have a multipart/form-data form that I am using to upload images. I
am using com.oreilly.servlet.MultipartRequest to parse the contents of
the form submission. the image is serialized into an Oracle blob.
this works fine using Tomcat's http server, but serialization is not
working using the the Apache warp connecter. no exception is thrown,
and the rest of the app works fine. there is *some* data being stored,
but I'm not sure what.
are there any know problems using FileInputStream with MultipartRequest
with Apache's http server?
/usr/java/jdk1.3.1
Apache Tomcat/4.0.1
Apache/1.3.19 on Redhat 7.1
any ideas on where to get started?
thanks in advance,
neil
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RE: How often would Tomcat crash?
Posted by Andrew Conrad <an...@msn.com>.
Hello Peter,
I'm just guessing but if your tomcat service was running and IIS was
running, you had a failure in your redirector. It's tough to say,
without knowing whether port 8080 showed responses.
To get a better idea, check your redirector log file. Also, you can
change your logging status to "debug" for your redirector to get a more
complete log. To change the status, open the registry
HKLM->Software->Apache Software Foundation->Jakarta Isapi
Redirector->1.0
Change log_level value to debug
There are probably other log levels, (info maybe) but I don't know them.
-Andrew
-----Original Message-----
From: Prashanth Pushpagiri [mailto:prash_mail_lists@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 12:10 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: How often would Tomcat crash?
Hello peter,
The log files are not close to 200 mb. These are
relatively new machines.
Also, my current log_level for tomcat is debug. What
other options are available? isapi.log seems to be
growing by the day!
Thanks
Prashanth
--- peter lin <pe...@labs.gte.com> wrote:
>
> this is just a guess, but if there were no logs, was
> the log directory
> full?
>
> I know with NT4 and IIS that once the log directory
> reaches 200+ mb of
> logs, it can cause IIS to stop responding. It
> probably isn't it, but
> just in case I thought I'd mention it.
>
> peter
>
>
> Prashanth Pushpagiri wrote:
> >
> > Hello everyone:
> >
> > I realize that this might not be a problem to find
> a
> > solution for on this forum, but any input on this
> > might help me debug my problem.
> >
> > This morning I was told that my website running
> IIS
> > 5.0/Tomcat 4.0.2 was not accessible. Since I was
> > physically unavailable in the office, I could pass
> > only do some remote debuggin with the help of my
> > colleague. Apparently, IIS was working and so was
> > Tomcat. But no one was able to access the website.
> It
> > gave a 404. Now, one of the things I should have
> done
> > was to check if tomcat was running on 8080
> (although
> > the tomcat service was running in the services
> > console). A restart of Tomcat did not help either.
> > FInally I had to have the server restarted and
> > everything was back online again.
> >
> > I finally made it to the office an hour later and
> > started checking the logs to find a reason for the failure...I have
> > not been able to do so! The logs suggest nothing went wrong. IIS did
> > not record any logs for the period when the service was not
> > available. Can I attribute this to an IIS crash? I
> did
> > not find and indications in the event log if so.
> or
> > could it be a problem with the isapi redirector?
> >
> > I know it is as difficult giving comments on such
> a
> > topic without substantial input from me as it was
> for
> > me this morning, but any suggestions on what may
> have
> > gone wrong would be very helpful.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Prashanth
> >
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Re: How often would Tomcat crash?
Posted by Prashanth Pushpagiri <pr...@yahoo.com>.
Hello peter,
The log files are not close to 200 mb. These are
relatively new machines.
Also, my current log_level for tomcat is debug. What
other options are available? isapi.log seems to be
growing by the day!
Thanks
Prashanth
--- peter lin <pe...@labs.gte.com> wrote:
>
> this is just a guess, but if there were no logs, was
> the log directory
> full?
>
> I know with NT4 and IIS that once the log directory
> reaches 200+ mb of
> logs, it can cause IIS to stop responding. It
> probably isn't it, but
> just in case I thought I'd mention it.
>
> peter
>
>
> Prashanth Pushpagiri wrote:
> >
> > Hello everyone:
> >
> > I realize that this might not be a problem to find
> a
> > solution for on this forum, but any input on this
> > might help me debug my problem.
> >
> > This morning I was told that my website running
> IIS
> > 5.0/Tomcat 4.0.2 was not accessible. Since I was
> > physically unavailable in the office, I could pass
> > only do some remote debuggin with the help of my
> > colleague. Apparently, IIS was working and so was
> > Tomcat. But no one was able to access the website.
> It
> > gave a 404. Now, one of the things I should have
> done
> > was to check if tomcat was running on 8080
> (although
> > the tomcat service was running in the services
> > console). A restart of Tomcat did not help either.
> > FInally I had to have the server restarted and
> > everything was back online again.
> >
> > I finally made it to the office an hour later and
> > started checking the logs to find a reason for the
> > failure...I have not been able to do so! The logs
> > suggest nothing went wrong. IIS did not record any
> > logs for the period when the service was not
> > available. Can I attribute this to an IIS crash? I
> did
> > not find and indications in the event log if so.
> or
> > could it be a problem with the isapi redirector?
> >
> > I know it is as difficult giving comments on such
> a
> > topic without substantial input from me as it was
> for
> > me this morning, but any suggestions on what may
> have
> > gone wrong would be very helpful.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Prashanth
> >
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Re: How often would Tomcat crash?
Posted by peter lin <pe...@labs.gte.com>.
this is just a guess, but if there were no logs, was the log directory
full?
I know with NT4 and IIS that once the log directory reaches 200+ mb of
logs, it can cause IIS to stop responding. It probably isn't it, but
just in case I thought I'd mention it.
peter
Prashanth Pushpagiri wrote:
>
> Hello everyone:
>
> I realize that this might not be a problem to find a
> solution for on this forum, but any input on this
> might help me debug my problem.
>
> This morning I was told that my website running IIS
> 5.0/Tomcat 4.0.2 was not accessible. Since I was
> physically unavailable in the office, I could pass
> only do some remote debuggin with the help of my
> colleague. Apparently, IIS was working and so was
> Tomcat. But no one was able to access the website. It
> gave a 404. Now, one of the things I should have done
> was to check if tomcat was running on 8080 (although
> the tomcat service was running in the services
> console). A restart of Tomcat did not help either.
> FInally I had to have the server restarted and
> everything was back online again.
>
> I finally made it to the office an hour later and
> started checking the logs to find a reason for the
> failure...I have not been able to do so! The logs
> suggest nothing went wrong. IIS did not record any
> logs for the period when the service was not
> available. Can I attribute this to an IIS crash? I did
> not find and indications in the event log if so. or
> could it be a problem with the isapi redirector?
>
> I know it is as difficult giving comments on such a
> topic without substantial input from me as it was for
> me this morning, but any suggestions on what may have
> gone wrong would be very helpful.
>
> Thanks
> Prashanth
>
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How often would Tomcat crash?
Posted by Prashanth Pushpagiri <pr...@yahoo.com>.
Hello everyone:
I realize that this might not be a problem to find a
solution for on this forum, but any input on this
might help me debug my problem.
This morning I was told that my website running IIS
5.0/Tomcat 4.0.2 was not accessible. Since I was
physically unavailable in the office, I could pass
only do some remote debuggin with the help of my
colleague. Apparently, IIS was working and so was
Tomcat. But no one was able to access the website. It
gave a 404. Now, one of the things I should have done
was to check if tomcat was running on 8080 (although
the tomcat service was running in the services
console). A restart of Tomcat did not help either.
FInally I had to have the server restarted and
everything was back online again.
I finally made it to the office an hour later and
started checking the logs to find a reason for the
failure...I have not been able to do so! The logs
suggest nothing went wrong. IIS did not record any
logs for the period when the service was not
available. Can I attribute this to an IIS crash? I did
not find and indications in the event log if so. or
could it be a problem with the isapi redirector?
I know it is as difficult giving comments on such a
topic without substantial input from me as it was for
me this morning, but any suggestions on what may have
gone wrong would be very helpful.
Thanks
Prashanth
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