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Blog Archive for jfarcand during March 2006

It is very easy to enable WebDav in GlassFish, but you can't enable it the way you usualy do it using Tomcat. The reason is when you define, in defaul-web.xml, the WebDav servlet, you can't protect it because GlassFish lack of support for a default-sun-web.xml, where you usualy define your security constraints mapping. You certainly don't want to enable WebDav without protecting the functionality...
Un coyote court t-il plus vite qu'un grizzly? Or can an NIO based HTTP connector be as fast as a traditional IO HTTP Connector or a C HTTP Connector? The next couple of lines will compare Tomcat 5.5.16, both the Coyote HTTP11 and the Tomcat Native (version 1.1.2) connector (aka APR) with the GlassFish Grizzly NIO powered HTTP Connector. Grizzly is an NIO extension of the HTTP11 implementation....
Quick blog to update the way you can front GlassFish with Apache httpd. Starting with build 41, all Jakarta Commons classes has been renamed from org.apache.* to com.sun.org.apache.* . Since mod_jk uses some of those classes, you need to add a couple of Jakarta Commons packages to make it works. Let's do it steps by steps: (1) First, install mod_jk Next steps is to configure httpd.conf and...