List/Grid Tag Archives: Apache Tomcat
Forcing Tomcat to log through SLF4J/Logback
So you have your executable web application in JAR with bundled Tomcat (make sure to read that one first). However there are these annoying Tomcat logs at the beginning, independent ...
Tomcat Clustering Series Part 3 : Session Replication
This is the third part of the Tomcat Clustering Series. In this post we are going to discuss the how to setup session replication in tomcat clustering environment. Session replication ...
Standalone web application with executable Tomcat
When it comes to deploying your application, simplicity is the biggest advantage. You’ll understand that especially when project evolves and needs some changes in the environment. ...
Tomcat Clustering Series Part 1 : Simple Load Balancer
I am going to start new series of posts about Tomcat clustering. In this post we will see what is the problem in normal deployment on a single machine, what is clustering and why is ...
Setting up and playing with Apache Solr on Tomcat
A while back a had a little time to play with Solr, and was instantly blown away by the performance we could achieve on some of our bigger datasets. Here is some of my initial setup ...
Tomcat Context JUnit @Rule
A first draft of a JUnit @Rule that create the test context. This can be used with the Spring context rule for this post to create a complete Spring context for integration tests. import ...
Full Web Application Tomcat JSF Primefaces JPA Hibernate – Part 1
We created this post that will show how to create a full web application using the following tools: Tomcat7, JSF2 (Facelets and Libraries) with Primefaces (with AutoComplete), JPA ...
Full Web Application Tomcat JSF Primefaces JPA Hibernate – Part 3
Primefaces AutoComplete, JSF Converter This post continues from part 1 and part 2. The JSF has the Converter tool that helps us get some data from the user view and transform into an ...
Full Web Application Tomcat JSF Primefaces JPA Hibernate – Part 2
ManagedBeans This post continues from part 1 of this tutorial. In the “com.mb” package you will need to create the classes bellow: package com.mb;import org.primefaces.context.RequestContext;import ...
Spring 3.1 profiles and Tomcat configuration
Spring 3.1 introduced very useful feature called profiles. Thanks to that its easy to build one package that can be deployed in all environments (development, test, production and so ...
