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i need to add the following jvm options in tomcat
a] -Dcalltracerlib=calltracer5
b] -agentpath:C:\calltracer\jvmti\calltracer5.dll=traceFile-C:\calltracer\call.trace,filterFile-C:\calltracer\filters.txt,outputType-xml,usage-controlled
how can i configure tomcat
From section 3.2 of this Tomcat configuration page:
Windows running Tomcat 5.5 and later : Go to the "Apache Tomcat x.x" folder in the Start Menu. Start the "Configure Tomcat".
Select the "Java" tab in the configuration dialog
It's been a while since I've run Tomcat myself, but that certainly sounds like a promising start... Alterantively, read the Tomcat Windows Service HOWTO which talks about using the --JvmOptions flag. Of course, that assumes you are running Tomcat as a Windows service. If you could give us more information we may be able to help more. If you're just running Tomcat from the command line, you may want to set the CATALINA_OPTS environment variable.
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Am a beginner and wants to implement sorl for search with a mvc web application.
Witch web server is the fastest and most secure to use for sorl?
Jetty, tomcat?
Either is fine.
Solr uses Jetty to make the initial setup and configuration process easier and ships with it. But that does not mean that Jetty is a bad choice for production deployment. If your
The organization already has a standard Java web-application platform, then Solr will work
with it - Tomcat, weblogic, JBoss etc. But if you have some choice then use Jetty. It's fast,
stable, mature, and easy to administer and customize. In fact, Google uses Jetty for their
App Engine—see www.infoq.com/news/2009/08/google-chose-jetty/.
If you want to use Tomcat solr has steps to setup , its easy : http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrTomcat
So the answer depends, security, what your organization allows. Solr is a war file all it cares is for a Servlet Container.
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i already setup on localhost (wampserver) and it is work correctly but when upload my project on web hosting i dont know how to configure and setup cakephp 1.3 on the host.
when i log into ftp i see this folders
/public_html
/DO_NOT_UPLOAD_HERE
so i put my files here
/public_html/myproject/app
/public_html/myproject/cake
/public_html/myproject/vendors
/public_html/myproject/.htaccess
/public_html/myproject/index.php
but when request site i see 4.4 error...
also i see this tutorial link but i am not sure it is work on 1.3 version or just on 1.2 ..so please someone explain by Specific steps how to setup cakephp 1.3 on the host
Check out this link: http://book.cakephp.org/1.3/en/view/908/Requirements
You have a sidebar to your left , this is the cookbook for 1.3 , It's in English and It's simple , good luck.
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I wish to install Bugzilla on windows machine , and I don't want to install it using the ready installer , I want to install it in my mysql server and my apache web server
I have installed perl 5, apache 2 and mysql 5.5 but while I was reading the Guide I found that I have to install something called mod_perl.
What is mod_perl and how do I install mod_perl?
To install Bugzilla on Windows, you can follow one of the tutorials that are out there. They walk you through step by step. This should solve this issue and any further issues. Here are a couple examples:
http://www.theprogrammersweblog.com/2009/02/installing-bugzilla-on-windows-system.html
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Bugzilla:Win32Install
For the installation of mod_perl, you can do the same thing (search for tutorials). Here is one:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/os/win32/install.html
With that being said, this post should really be over at ServerFault.
mod_perl brings together Apache and Perl, it allows the two to work together.
Here is a guide on how to install it.
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The single click install applications(.application files) don't seem to be working for me on xp home. I have just put a fresh install of xp home on my dell and I needed some additional drivers(for the nic card etc). I downloaded the necessary drivers from dell's site using my other machine(using windows 7). They came in a ".application" file. I moved this application file via a flash drive to the xp machine and attempted to open it. Windows xp told me that it did not know what program I should use to run this file. Can someone point me in the right direction regarding this problem. Dell didn't allow me to download an ISO instead. Am I doing something wrong here?
Thanks for any help.
-Ray
You need to make sure you have the .Net Framework 2 or above installed. ClickOnce .application files run in .Net on the client machine.
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Can I replace NRPE for Puppet, for managing? If the answer if affirmative, could somebody explain me which are the advantages between both of them?.
Thanks,
No
I think you are comparing two different things.
NRPE is an agent for remote monitoring.
Puppet is a configuration management framework, sort of like make(1) for entire Unix and Mac system configurations.
So, if what you want to do is install software and tweak configurations, Puppet is a good place to start.
While you can setup NRPE to basically allow arbitrary command execution, it's both risky because of NRPE's simple authentication and tedious as it's difficult to manage lots of hosts this way. Puppet is a tool for automating host configuration, which it is fabulous at. If you want to just run a few commands remotely look into mcollective, pssh, mussh, dsh, sshpt, fabric, pdsh, pussh, clusterit -- there are endless others. Even ganglia has a remote command execution framework. Tools similar to Puppet are Chef and CFengine.
DigitalRoss is correct. NRPE and Puppet are in two different spaces.