I am moving from VisualVM 1.3.2 to 1.3.3 and want to move all of the remote servers and applications I have setup to this new installation.
I have looked at %HOMEPATH%\Application Data.visualvm\1.3.2 and see configuration for modules and preferences but nothing to do with the applications I have setup.
Please help as I have over 150 servers configured I need to move.
See copy of email below for explanation how to move your configuration from 1.3.2 to 1.3.3:
The defined remote hosts & JMX connections are stored in VisualVM userdir in directory 'repository'. The VisualVM userdir location is displayed in the Help | About | Details dialog. Copying the 'repository' from VisualVM 1.3.2 userdir to VisualVM 1.3.3 userdir will do the trick.
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I have installed Apache Http Server 2.2. I know it is old but need to do some analysis.
I can see there is configuration file name as httpd.conf (found at location InstallDIR\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\conf).
Some places i found they have maintain ssl configuration separate file name as ssl.conf and other configuration in separate file name as local.conf file.
But i can see no such files are present on my conf folder.
Can you please help me here how I can do separation ?
Note: Apache Http Server installed on Windows machine.
Thanks in Advance.
I have developed a web application. The app is configured to run on tomcat server 8.5 on port 9000. When deploying the project it runs on localhost:9000. But localhost:8080 not working. I have checked the server.xml and it is configured to run on port 8080. The other tomcat 7 runs on localhost:9090.
Earlier I manually stop the server while deploying the project on IntelliJ since the project was configured to run on port 8080 and it shows error "port 8080 already in use."
Why this happening?
Have You tried closing existing running processes? That could explain 8080 already in use.
What happens when You are running tomcat from intellij, then server.xml configuration is not respected as it is overwritten by Intellij's tomcat configuration.
One is able to define his own server.xml or context.xml by specified folder under Tomcat base directory where those files are located. One is able to find Tomcat base directory when clicking Configure close to Application server entry.
I want to enable LDAP module on my XAMPP php 7.4.8 Windows 10.
after follow this instruction in LDAP section
https://docs.bitnami.com/aws/apps/wordpress/configuration/enable-modules/#ldap
restart apache and check phpinfo, there is no section LDAP module active in phpinfo.
How to enable LDAP module in php 7.4 ?
Make sure the path\to\xampp\php directory has the following files
libeay32.dll
libsasl.dll
ssleay32.dll
Usually, you can find these files in path\to\xampp\sendmail - this library also uses them. But if not, try to search for them inside the xampp directory.
Uncomment or add the ldap extension in the php.ini (path\to\xampp\php\php.ini) file
extension=ldap
Restart the server
Make sure the path\to\xampp\php directory is set in the system environment variable PATH.
We have development team of 10 people working on Linux platform our application is hosted on Apache server
Now what i want if every developer is having own codebase in his directory
he can have his own httpd conf file which uses his code base and his port on that server
and whenever he changes the code base he needs run only his apache process
and there is no need to start , restart the apache server as other people should not get disturbed
so can we do this listening same server on different ports with different DocumentRoot and no need to start or restart the whole apache server only individual process of apache need to be started if any changes are done in the local conf file of that user
You need not get into the complexity of managing virtual hosts.
You can create alias for each developer which will point to his directory.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_alias.html#alias
Eg :
servername.com/dev1/
in httpd conf point dev1 to developer's working folder.
Developer can update code see the result at the above url without restarting server.
So I'm trying out JSP for the first time. I found a tutorial that details the installation of the tomcat server and the mod_jk Apache module, but it's a bit outdated. Right now, I've got everything installed and the mod_jk.so file in the modules folder, along with the corresponding loadModule line in the httpd.conf file. The tutorial tells me to copy a file called 'workers.propperties' to the apache conf directory and do some changes inside it, but there's no such file in the win32 binary installation. However, there is a file in the zipped source code, but I'm not sure if I should use it.
I have installed JDK1.6.0U17/JRE6.0/Apache HTTPServer2.2.13/Tomcat6.0.20/Mod_JK1.2.28/Vista
First this question: do you actually need Apache HTTP Server for other purposes? If not, just leave it aside and run Tomcat standlone. I've namely seen too often that starters are somehow under the impression that they need both Apache HTTP Server and Apache Tomcat to be able to run JSP's. This is untrue. Just Tomcat is enough. It's a webserver and servlet container in one.