Re: Tomcat JNI and native libraries

[Luis Rivera <lu...@gmail.com>]

    Hi,

As far as I understand, libraries can be placed anywhere as long as that
directory is in the path (environment variable, not classpath), while the
jni java side has to be placed either in the shared or common directories. I
have it working in the shared directory, so that Tomcat does not try to load
the libraries more than once.

    --Luis R.

On 2/28/07, Andrew Pliszka <ap...@alienforceit.com> wrote:
>
> What is the best place to install JNI Java bridge and native libraries.
> We are using Linux and Tomcat 5.
>
> Thanks
> Andrew Pliszka
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> Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
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> >>From: Daniel Gresh [mailto:dgresh@lle.rochester.edu]
> >>Subject: Re: Ant custom tasks: how to compile .java files and
> >>restart Tomcat(Tomcat6.0.9)?
> >>
> >>Is webapps/[appname], where [appname]=ROOT a web application?
> >>If so, I can just use reload when I deploy new .class files
> >>without ever having to restart Tomcat, right?
> >>
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> >
> >Correct on both counts.  Every directory or .war file immediately under
> >the <Host> appBase directory is a webapp, even if it doesn't have a
> >WEB-INF or other spec-defined structure.  Very useful for deploying
> >"apps" that are nothing but static content.
> >
> > - Chuck
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Servlet Lifecycle

[Peter Kennard <pe...@livingwork.com>]

So if a servlet is lets say in a long transaction, sending a huge 
data set, and the manager is wanting to "undeploy" it,

Does it get notified while the long lasting servlet thread is sending 
data so if one wants to abort it, you can truncate writing in a 
controlled way and clean up the mess nicely?

Or will it wait until it is done or a timeout and you get notified 
with uninit() after this?

Of course I want notification, that leaves you enough time to be nice :)

PK



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