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1. How to put a .jsp file on tomcat in Linux terminal?    stackoverflow.com

I want to ask a question about the tomcat and the Linux terminal. I have a jsp file and a tomcat server. After I use the terminal to login in my ...

2. Error while migrating JSP code from Windows to Linux machine    stackoverflow.com

I worked on a JSP code that is runnning on a Tomcat5.5 server in windows system . I had to copy all the JSP code to a linux system and when I ...

3. How do I get a Java Servlet Container to save files as an "owner / group" other than Tomcat?    stackoverflow.com

I have a java servlet. When it saves files, it saves them as tomcat:tomcat (in a linux environment). I actually need it to save it as sportsfan:tomcat as sportsfan is the ...

4. Tomcat on Linux    coderanch.com

5. Deploying Servlets/JSP on Linux w/Tomcat    coderanch.com

6. File Upload Using Servlets with LinuX and Tomcat    coderanch.com

I'm facing problems uploading GIF/JPEG files to my Tomcat Server running in LinuX. I'm using a class called "MultipartRequest" provided by Oreilly publication's "Java Servlet Programming" . The thing worked fine in Windows Platform with both Jawa Web server and Jakartha-Tomcat but when we shifted to a Linux server it started giving exceptions. The problem seems to be specific to GIF/JPEG ...

7. Installation Guide (Tomcat on Linux)    coderanch.com

Hi guys , Thank you very much for your help and support throughout the installation. I think this is a time to pay a little contribution to all the forum members. Installing a Tomcat on windows box is not a difficult task but when it comes to linux Its very difficult to setup. Request you to suggest any modifications if required.Later ...

8. "current working directory" of my Tomcat of Linux is $HOME?    coderanch.com

Web applications have no concept of a "current working directory", so what that is set to is random. Always use absolute file references for files that are outside of the web app. Within the web app, if (and only if) the app is not deployed as an unexploded war, ServletContext.getRealPath() can be used to find files. But the preferred way to ...