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Is There a Howto - Again
What I should have asked was:
"Where can I find a 'HowTo' or a tutorial on HTTP 2.0.53 + Tomcat
5.0.28 + Oracle 10g R2 + Fedora Core 4?"
Gene
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Re: Is There a Howto - Again
Posted by David Smith <dn...@cornell.edu>.
In that case, simplify your life by dropping Apache HTTPd from the
equation. The only reason to keep Apache HTTPd in the equation is if you
have content in other technologies and you don't want to bloody your
head against the wall trying to make CGI work with tomcat. Tomcat can
easily handle the web requests by itself.
--David
Eugene Poole wrote:
> Bjørge Solli wrote:
>
>> 42..
>>
>> Both httpd(apache) and tomcat can be installed with yum on FC4. How
>> to use them together depends on what you want to do. Oracle I have no
>> clue about.
>>
>> In short: there is no howto covering your question. Your Q is too
>> general. Be more specific on your problem and what you have managed
>> so far and where you get trouble. *Then* you might get some help.
>>
>>
>>
> Let me give a little background on myself. I'm a DBA by trade - I do
> Oracle, DB2 UDB, and MS SQL Server. I'm the most comfortable with
> Oracle (6+ years experience). For something to do, I built these
> databases to keep my home inventory and video/music collections. But
> since I process all of the databases using static sql, I am the only
> person in my home that can keep them up to date. So I thought if I
> can build a 'simple' web app, anyone could help keep things current...
>
> Specifically, here is what I've done so far:
> 1. I have apache working using the standard sample programs to
> test (I used the FC4 rpms).
> 2. I have tomcat working using the standard sample programs to
> test (I used the standard package).
> 3. I have oracle working since version 8i and I'm up to 10g R2.
>
> Now I want to do the following:
> 1. Add the correct entries in the httpd.conf so that apache passes
> what it should to tomcat and it works correctly.
> 2. Install and test eclipse so that I can write jsp's to duplicate
> some static sql I use to process the databases - with a gui.
> 3. Document this environment and applications so that I can give
> it to anyone who wants it as a freebie.
>
> All of this to educate myself (you know idle hands...). I understand
> that there is not a single source of reference, but where can I start
> looking?
> Gene
>
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Re: Is There a Howto - Again
Posted by Eugene Poole <et...@adelphia.net>.
Bjørge Solli wrote:
>42..
>
>Both httpd(apache) and tomcat can be installed with yum on FC4. How to use
>them together depends on what you want to do. Oracle I have no clue about.
>
>In short: there is no howto covering your question. Your Q is too general. Be
>more specific on your problem and what you have managed so far and where you
>get trouble. *Then* you might get some help.
>
>
>
Let me give a little background on myself. I'm a DBA by trade - I do
Oracle, DB2 UDB, and MS SQL Server. I'm the most comfortable with
Oracle (6+ years experience). For something to do, I built these
databases to keep my home inventory and video/music collections. But
since I process all of the databases using static sql, I am the only
person in my home that can keep them up to date. So I thought if I can
build a 'simple' web app, anyone could help keep things current...
Specifically, here is what I've done so far:
1. I have apache working using the standard sample programs to test
(I used the FC4 rpms).
2. I have tomcat working using the standard sample programs to test
(I used the standard package).
3. I have oracle working since version 8i and I'm up to 10g R2.
Now I want to do the following:
1. Add the correct entries in the httpd.conf so that apache passes
what it should to tomcat and it works correctly.
2. Install and test eclipse so that I can write jsp's to duplicate
some static sql I use to process the databases - with a gui.
3. Document this environment and applications so that I can give
it to anyone who wants it as a freebie.
All of this to educate myself (you know idle hands...). I understand
that there is not a single source of reference, but where can I start
looking?
Gene
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Re: Is There a Howto - Again
Posted by Philipp Jäggi <ph...@snct.lu>.
Don't work in a productive environment with the standard package
installation of tomcat from fc4. It's not a so good implementation of
tomcat. Especially when you work with Apache Axis. Best way is to remove
you tomcat packages and install sun's java and the normal tomcat build.
Much faster in the end then fedora packages!
bye Philipp
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mailto: philipp.jaeggi@snct.lu
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Re: Is There a Howto - Again
On Tuesday 07 February 2006 15:02, Eugene Poole wrote:
> What I should have asked was:
> "Where can I find a 'HowTo' or a tutorial on HTTP 2.0.53 + Tomcat
> 5.0.28 + Oracle 10g R2 + Fedora Core 4?"
42..
Both httpd(apache) and tomcat can be installed with yum on FC4. How to use
them together depends on what you want to do. Oracle I have no clue about.
In short: there is no howto covering your question. Your Q is too general.
Be
more specific on your problem and what you have managed so far and where
you
get trouble. *Then* you might get some help.
--
Bjørge Solli - Office:+47 55205847 cellph.:+47 91614343
Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center - Bergen, Norway
http://www.nersc.no Reception: +47 55205800
Dept.: Mohn-Sverdrup Center for Global Ocean Studies
and Operational Oceanography
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Re: Is There a Howto - Again
Posted by Bjørge Solli <bj...@nersc.no>.
On Tuesday 07 February 2006 15:02, Eugene Poole wrote:
> What I should have asked was:
> "Where can I find a 'HowTo' or a tutorial on HTTP 2.0.53 + Tomcat
> 5.0.28 + Oracle 10g R2 + Fedora Core 4?"
42..
Both httpd(apache) and tomcat can be installed with yum on FC4. How to use
them together depends on what you want to do. Oracle I have no clue about.
In short: there is no howto covering your question. Your Q is too general. Be
more specific on your problem and what you have managed so far and where you
get trouble. *Then* you might get some help.
--
Bjørge Solli - Office:+47 55205847 cellph.:+47 91614343
Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center - Bergen, Norway
http://www.nersc.no Reception: +47 55205800
Dept.: Mohn-Sverdrup Center for Global Ocean Studies
and Operational Oceanography
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Re: Is There a Howto - Again
Posted by Eugene Poole <et...@adelphia.net>.
Joe Plautz wrote:
> You can find just about what ever you are looking for on the web, but
> I've found that there are several well written books on Tomcat. When I
> was getting started, I had a copy of "Professional Apache Tomcat." It
> didn't have everything that I needed, but it was most certainly my
> first stop. Specifically, it was really helpful in setting up DataBase
> Connection Pools and such.
>
Thanks, I'm heading to Borders and Barnes & Noble in just a few.
Gene
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Re: Is There a Howto - Again
Posted by Joe Plautz <jo...@customcall.com>.
You can find just about what ever you are looking for on the web, but
I've found that there are several well written books on Tomcat. When I
was getting started, I had a copy of "Professional Apache Tomcat." It
didn't have everything that I needed, but it was most certainly my first
stop. Specifically, it was really helpful in setting up DataBase
Connection Pools and such.
David Smith wrote:
> Your question is answered in many, many, many parts. Start with "how to
> install...." for each component, then "how to connect tomcat and
> apache". Finally "How to setup tomcat to access Oracle". Search the net
> and the tomcat website. All the answers are out there.
>
> --David
>
> Eugene Poole wrote:
>
>> What I should have asked was:
>> "Where can I find a 'HowTo' or a tutorial on HTTP 2.0.53 + Tomcat
>> 5.0.28 + Oracle 10g R2 + Fedora Core 4?"
>> Gene
>>
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Re: Is There a Howto - Again
Posted by David Smith <dn...@cornell.edu>.
Your question is answered in many, many, many parts. Start with "how to
install...." for each component, then "how to connect tomcat and
apache". Finally "How to setup tomcat to access Oracle". Search the net
and the tomcat website. All the answers are out there.
--David
Eugene Poole wrote:
> What I should have asked was:
> "Where can I find a 'HowTo' or a tutorial on HTTP 2.0.53 + Tomcat
> 5.0.28 + Oracle 10g R2 + Fedora Core 4?"
> Gene
>
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