Titlebook: Apache Tomcat 7; Aleksa Vukotic,James Goodwill Book 2011 Aleksa Vukotic and James Goodwill 2011

engrossed

Ralf Steudel,Yana Steudel,Ming Wah Wongble, reading log statements was the only way to find out what was going on with an application at runtime. Even with all the debugging tools available today, log statements are still an invaluable tool for monitoring production systems and diagnosing any problems that occur on the deployed applicati

ILEUM

Ralf Steudel,Yana Steudel,Ming Wah Wonghese resources is required for the development of web applications, but also for server administration and maintenance. JNDI-configured resources are commonly used to configure such resources in production, mainly for its portability and easy configuration. In this chapter, we will discuss JNDI conf

切碎

,Me?verfahren der Elektrothermie,In this chapter, we introduce the world of Apache Tomcat server.

Nonconformist

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-90968-9Now that Tomcat is installed and running, let’s look at the steps necessary to deploy a web application.

Projection

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-02388-3So far, we learned how to install Apache Tomcat server and how to deploy Java web application to it. We briefly discussed the concept of Java web applications components, including servlets and JSPs.

尊嚴

https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137028334Previously, we learned how to install and use standalone Apache Tomcat server, and discussed some of Tomcat’s advanced features. In this chapter, we’ll see how we can use all of the Apache Tomcat features in another, independent Java application, by embedding Tomcat.

摘要

grudging

緊張過度

Servlets, JSPs and ServletContext,So far, we learned how to install Apache Tomcat server and how to deploy Java web application to it. We briefly discussed the concept of Java web applications components, including servlets and JSPs.

muster

Embedding Tomcat,Previously, we learned how to install and use standalone Apache Tomcat server, and discussed some of Tomcat’s advanced features. In this chapter, we’ll see how we can use all of the Apache Tomcat features in another, independent Java application, by embedding Tomcat.