Questions tagged [appserver]

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php - Fatal error: Call to undefined function mcrypt_get_iv_size() in AppServ

I found a problem when I use mcrypt_get_iv_size function via AppServ. I try to find a topic that related to solved a problem. However, I try yo download libmcrypt.dll into symtem32 and edit php.ini by removing a comment from…
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Multiple JVMs vs single app server

I'm dealing with a system that runs a Java application per customer in its own JVM. We've got about a half dozen dedicated servers that are running close to 100 JVMs total now and sets of custom scripts for managing these JVMs. This setup is really…
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Web server vs App server

Is an application server something like an additional layer of application servicing above a web server? Does an application server always have a web server as its core? What is the difference?
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Trusting an expired self-signed certificate while calling a webservice

There is a webservice protected by a certificate. In the client code which calls it, the certificate's CA has to present in the truststore (JRE_path\lib\security\cacerts) - if not, you get the PKIX exception on the client side. What happens if the…
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What is the difference between reverse proxy and web server?

I read an awesome post on application server vs. webserver at What is the difference between application server and web server?. Moreover, Difference between proxy server and reverse proxy server nicely explains what a proxy server is. I also…
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How to change the logging level of dev_appserver

Do you know how to change the logging level of Google App Engine dev_appserver? I would like to set it to ERROR removing messages like: INFO 2011-10-18 17:43:00,806 dev_appserver_multiprocess.py:637] Running application foo on port…
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Why bind hibernate SessionFactory to a JNDI resource?

In my current adventure of learning hibernate and setting it up to use an appserver's connection pool, most examples and resources out there point you in the direction of binding the SessionFactory to a JNDI resource in your appserver in the…
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When do you need an app server for Firebase Cloud Messaging?

I am new to using FCM notifications for Android Application at https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/server. I was reading up on it and found that in the About FCM Server page requirements, it says the following: An app server that you…
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Are java app servers able to destroy threads? If yes, how?

Destroying threads is deprecated in Java (and not implemented according to javadoc), and interrupting it is only a suggestion which upon the thread is expected to quit, but might not do so. (Not to provide any way to kill a thread inside the JVM is…
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How can I stop the spawned process in jetty 7 using jetty.sh?

I am using Jetty 7.4 for one of my projects. I need to configure it so that it can start/stop automatically whenever the server starts up or goes down. Also, I should be able to start/stop the server on demand. I am using the start/stop script that…
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Does application server create new thread for each request from same user?

Here is the simple scenario: User triggers some operation from a web page of the web application. This operation is heavy one and takes some more time. And before the operation is completed on server side, user triggers say same operation with some…
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Adding class files in running production environment

Is it possible to just add .class files of java classes into the ear file on a running app server and not needing to restart it. How does the JVM classloader loads it in this way. I was under the impression that the classloader loads a file on…
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Relative and absolute path on Apache localhost

I have installed Apache on my local machine (Windows 7, using AppServ). I opened a library called "MySite" under AppServ directory, so to access it I use the following URL: http://127.0.0.1/MySite The problem is that when I use
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How to enable PDO on AppServ on windows?

I am trying to create an app fir the first time using PDO and when i try { $db = new PDO('mysql:host=localhost;dbname=DBname', 'user', 'pass'); } catch(PDOException $e){ echo '
Failed to connect to database. Please try…
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FCM Server Implementation

for the server-sided implementation to support upstream and downstream messages via XMMP, I use org.jivesoftware.smack.tcp.XMPPTCPConnection. I migrated from GCM to FCM and now my app server does not receive any upstream messages anymore. Do I have…
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