I'm trying to install the latest stable version of JBoss - jboss-4.2.2GA - and I'm having a problem with server-side-includes. The documentation says:
| <!-- IMPORTANT: To use the SSI servlet, you also need to rename the -->
| <!-- $CATALINA_HOME/server/lib/servlets-ssi.renametojar file -->
| <!-- to $CATALINA_HOME/server/lib/servlets-ssi.jar -->
|
Assuming that CATALINA_HOME is .../jboss-4.2.2GA/server/default/deploy/jboss-web.deployer, the SSI jar file doesn't exist. The directory. $CATALINA_HOME/server doesn't even exist.
I'm upgrading from JBoss 4.0 which came with tomcat integrated right into it. Do I now have to install tomcat separately? If so, how?
What's the deal? How do you get SSI to work with JBoss4.2?
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In the console log, a few lines before the "Started in xxx seconds" message, there is an entry that looks like:
11:35:20,462 INFO [Http11Protocol] Starting Coyote HTTP/1.1 on http-127.0.0.1-8080
The IP address in that entry is the one actually bound to.
>From my reading of the code (a couple of weeks ago, so I might be misremembering this), the -b and jboss.bind.address both set jboss.bind.address, with the last one on the command line winning. In addition, the -b option also sets a few other things. I would recommend not using -Djboss.bind.address on the command line because of that, but stick to just -b.
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I see problems with both the current code and your proposed fix.
The current code fails for the declaration below, because it will try to assign a HashMap to a Hashtable.
Hashtable keyCodes;
The proposed fix actually makes things worse because the following declaration is the common case. Class.newInstance() fails for interfaces.
Map keyCodes;
The definitive solution should address both scenarios. I'll reopen the issue and add this comment.
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