Re: [JBoss-user] JBoss/Jetty - JSPs Missing

[Jules G. <ju...@mo...>]

OK, guys - it's on my TODO list ...


Jules

Scott M Stark wrote:
> The Jetty config bundled with JBoss should be using the JBoss
> tmp directory by default. I'll create a bug report.
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> From: "Leon Doud" <do...@ya...>
> To: <jbo...@li...>
> Sent: Friday, July 12, 2002 9:05 AM
> Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] JBoss/Jetty - JSPs Missing
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>>Thanks, that's the problem.
>>
>>The solution I came up with was to change the temp
>>directory where Jetty stores the files.  There is a
>>configuration option in the jetty.sar for unpacking
>>warfiles, but it appears to be just a true/false
>>option.  
>>
>>The only thing other thing I thought of was to
>>override java.io.tmpdir in the run script.  If I
>>change java.io.tmpdir to $JBOSS_DIST\tmp will this
>>just cause another problem down the road?
>>
>>
>>
>>--- Scott M Stark <Sco...@jb...> wrote:
>>
>>>I would guess you have a cron job that removes old
>>>files from
>>>the tmp directory and Jetty is not expecting this.
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>>>----- Original Message ----- 
>>>From: "Leon Doud" <do...@ya...>
>>>To: "jboss-user" <jbo...@li...>
>>>Sent: Friday, July 12, 2002 7:32 AM
>>>Subject: [JBoss-user] JBoss/Jetty - JSPs Missing
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>We've deployed an application using JBoss/Jetty
>>>
>>>3.0
>>>
>>>>and its been running 10 days without any problems.
>>>
>>>>This morning all the JSPs were missing.  
>>>>
>>>>The application is configured to use a welcome
>>>
>>>page of
>>>
>>>>Login.jsp when the application context is
>>>
>>>requested. 
>>>
>>>>Instead of getting the login form, I received a
>>>>directory listing.  
>>>>
>>>>I checked the /tmp/Jetty__80___app directory all
>>>
>>>the
>>>
>>>>$jsp.java and $jsp.class files were missing. I
>>>
>>>didn't
>>>
>>>>look into the WEB-INF folder though, so I don't
>>>
>>>know
>>>
>>>>if the jar file containing the servlets was gone.
>>>>
>>>>A restart of JBoss fixed the application.  Looking
>>>>back on it I could have just touched the EAR file.
>>>>
>>>>The application is running on Red Hat 7.2 / SUN
>>>
>>>JDK
>>>
>>>>1.4.
>>>>
>>>>Any ideas/suggestions?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Leon
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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