web.xml deployment file example [relevance: 2.82]

Eclipse never seems to bother creating the deployment file for tomcat so here is a template web.xml document so i can find it easily

Empty web.xml file for Web Application

PrintListenerClient

uk.co.iblocks.printclient.PrintListenerClient

PrintListenerClient

/

log4JFile

C:\XmlClientJobListener\log4j.xml

30

html

text/html

txt

text/plain

index.jsp

index.html

Changing CVS file permissions with chown [relevance: 2.3]

If someone has added something to CVS with incorrect permissions (ie. their own username instead of cvs) then you can do the following

• # chown -R cvs templates/ - changes ownership of templates to cvs
• # chgrp -R cvs templates/ - changes group ownership of templates to cvs
• # chmod -R 0444 * - sets file permissions read-only for users/groups/others

autostart with chkconfig in linux [relevance: 2.24]

in order to allow chkconfig to run a file in etc/init.d or wherever as a start up service the file must have a descriptor header that tells chkconfig what its
run level - startup - shutdown
are - this is set in the following way

#!/bin/sh
#
# chkconfig: 3 87 20
# description: Description of executed protram

then type
chkconfig serviceName --add
chkconfig jboss on
this will then allow init.d to auto run the service next time you reboot linux

Ubuntu 7.10 with Beryl on ATI Mobility Radeon X700 [relevance: 2.06]

It took a day of playing but it is possible to get Beryl running with the proprietary ATI X700 drivers at a reasonable speed under Ubuntu (on an Acer Aspire 1691wlmi)

The biggest problem is the fact that the X700 chipset along with a bunch of others are black listed by compiz in the config file and therefore the system won't even attempt to run 3d acceleration

In the compiz config file located here:

/usr/bin/compiz

you will find a whole list of black-listed hardware based on drivers and PCI ids.
remove the PCI id of your card, for the pci-e x700 it'd included on the line

T="$T 1002:3152 1002:3150 1002:5462 1002: 5653 # ati x300 x600,x600 x700"

just remove it by preceeding it with a #
after you have done that you can install the native drivers, play around with your xorg config and the card responds fairly well.

you might also consider installing the XGL server
#sudo apt-get install xserver-xgl

To disable Xgl autostart for this user, create a file named ~/.config/xserver-xgl/disable

Tomcat Installation and Setup on Windows [relevance: 2.06]

1. make sure the file msvcr71.dll is present in the system path 
2.  
3. intall java jre 
4. install tomcat 
5.  
6. copy the deployment directory onto the local drive 
7.  
8. edit: 
9.  
10. ..\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 6.0\conf\server.xml 
11.  
12. to include the deployment path to the application 
13.  
14. this looks like this and should sit inside the following heirachy within the xml document 
15.  
16. <Server> 
17.    <Service> 
18.       <Engine> 
19.          <Host> 
20.             <Context path="/Project" reloadable="true" docBase="C:\Project" workDir="C:\Project\work" /> 
21.          </Host> 
22.       </Engine> 
23.    </Service> 
24. </Server> 
25.  
26. edit: 
27.  
28. ..\Project\WEB-INF\web.xml 
29.  
30. to make sure the logging directories are set up correctly etc (packages etc) 
31.  
32. launch tomcat and deploy the project from the project manager 
33.  
34. it should now be available at http://localhost:8080 
35.  
36. run emulate from the run.bat batch file - making sure its pointing to the right target within the batch file 
37.