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Recent posts by Jack Coleman

Jack, if you do a search on "mod_jk" you got lots of past discussions regarding your topic.



Well, Ben, thanks for that. I have searched a whole bunch, and I could not find any past discussions WITH A SOLUTION to this particular problem. If you know of any specific discussions with working solutions, please let me know.

You need to make sure your cgi is setup in the httpd.conf for this virtualhost...



Thanks John, but I am looking for a non CGI way to do this. I would like the JSP to handle the request (as it does when Apache is not involved). Once Apache is put in front of Tomcat, it denys all PUT reqests.
18 years ago
I still have not figured this one out.

As a temporary workaround, I set up a second connector in Tomcat (listening on the port 8888) and I do all of my PUT requests to that port instead of the default port 80.

I don't like having to do this because I have to open up the port 8888 on the firewall and it kind of defeats the purpose of using Apache and mod_jk if everything can't be done through port 80.

Still looking for someone who has come upon this problem (I still can't believe that I'm the only one who has ever come across this problem).

The folks on the tomcat mailing list are helpful, but still no luck.
18 years ago
I have mod_jk installed with Apache and everything works great. I could not find the .so file that I needed so I had to build it myself. Make sure that you have the apache-devel package installed before you build.

The only problem I have left now is to get mod_jk to handle a "PUT" request.
18 years ago
I was using Tomcat standalone and I could send files to the server with the PUT request-method with no problems (in a REST Web Service).

Now that I have Apache hooked into Tomcat with mod_jk, the PUT request gives me a 405 error (method not allowed)

In Apache's httpd.conf file, one can set up a cgi script to allow the PUT method...i.e.



The question is...how do I set this up so that the PUT request gets forwarded to a servlet or a JSP instead of a cgi script? I tried serveral different things to no avail.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.
18 years ago
Looks like everything is ok for me now. I guess their guidlines are 48 hours for a reply. So, a note to anyone about to submit their assignment and take part three. Allow AT LEAST 48 hours between the time you want to submit and then take part three. Accept the fact that you will not be able to upload your assignment without contacting SunCert@thomson.com first. Contact them, tell them to set you up, wait 48 hours, then upload and take the essay exam. Save yourself the stress.

All is well now. I hope I passed. Let see how long it takes to get the results now... sigh....
Lee, I feel for you. I am in the same boat. I just took part 3 and still no word from Sun. I have emailed them at least four times and still no word. Any suggestions from anyone would be great.
Of course I will try to do that. Its been 24 hours and still no response from them. Not even a "we will get to you shortly". What a joke...
I am having the same issue. The thing that really gets me here, is that nobody will take responsibility for the questions I have about this. Prometric points the finger at Sun, I called Sun Education and they told me that this is a "Sun Certification" department problem, and, get this, they have NO PHONE NUMBER CONTACT! What a joke! The only way to reach these people is through email, and like Lee said before, I get an Out of Office reply. They will try to get to my email within a few days. I also tried calling the testing center. Don't go there. Almost everyone I talked to about this said "What? You have to upload something? I've never heard of that before". I am losing confidence in Sun everyday, and this little episode is not helping their cause. Any suggestions? I also sit for part III tomorrow.

Grrr...
Is it possible to deploy a message driven bean in Oracle Application Server 9i/10g using a third-party JMS provider (as in WebsphereMQ/MQSeries)
20 years ago
You nailed it! You should be a lawyer.
20 years ago
Yes, D, C, and D are the correct answers, but how did you do it?
20 years ago
This is a fun one I found while looking for sample questions on the LSAT.
A legion of linguists claim to be able to determine human geographic origins by conducting a phonetic examination of non-phonemic utterances. As indicated by the following conditions, they assert that some sounds have a greater index than others.

A "grunt" is comparable to a "cough" and an "implosion."
A "laugh" is akin to a "grunt," an "oops" and an "implosion."
An "implosion" is the equivalent of three "ahhhs."
Three "grunts" match exactly one "laugh."
An "ahhh" is the same as a "cough."
Question #1: 1. If the above are true, which one of the following groups of utterances are arranged from greatest to least index?
(A) "laugh," "grunt," "oops," "ahhh," "cough"
(B) "laugh," "implosion," "grunt," "oops," "cough"
(C) "laugh," "oops," "implosion," "grunt," "cough"
(D) "laugh," "oops," "grunt," "implosion," "cough"
(E) "laugh," "implosion," "oops," "grunt," "cough

Question #2: If the above are true, an implosion is exactly half of . . .
(A) a "laugh" minus an "oops"
(B) an "implosion" and a "grunt" combined
(C) a "cough" and an "oops" combined
(D) an "implosion," an "ahhh" and a "cough" combined.
(E) an "ahhh," an "oops" and a "cough" combined

Question #3: If a "sigh" is added as an utterance that is exactly 25% of an "ahhh," how many "sighs" would be required to equal twice the combined index value of an "oops" and an "implosion?"
(A) 96
(B) 84
(C) 72
(D) 64
(E) 48
Remember, show your work!
[ July 22, 2003: Message edited by: Jack Coleman ]
20 years ago
Unfortunately, there is not one book which gives you everything you need. There are a few study guides that give you the basic outline of what's on the exam, but you will really need to gather information from many resources to cover all of the objectives.
Here is a thread that listed all of the mock exams that I took.
Thread For Mock Exams Here
20 years ago