Exercises, examples and other material relating to training module A099. This topic is presented on public courses
Deploying Apache and Tomcat,
Deploying Java Applications on Linux / Unix
This module introduces the component parts of a Java web server-based application and highlights the areas which need to be tailored as the application is deployed.
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3891 | The components of an Apache httpd / Tomcat / MySQL stack and what each does Keep it simple and standard on the client side ... and let the server be a bit more complex. That's the philosophy of the web - and it makes sense because you'll typically have hundreds and thousand of clients - browsers - all visiting your web site which will probably be a single system - or a small ... | 2012-10-20 (longer) |
2599 | Telling Apache web servers apart / notes for the non-technical An answer for me to usefully share ... written in answer to someone who's main role is to consolidate training requirements and provide a complete package under one banner, so isn't (and can't be expected to be) particularly techincal
Our public "Deploying Apache and Tomcat" course covers the Apache ... | 2010-01-27 |
2130 | Javascript - move cursor over image to change a different image. Let's imagine that you have an image which is a map on your web page, and as you move over the map you want another image (elsewhere on the page) to change to show the place you're pointing too. Well - it can be done with Javascript, but it's not necessarily easy to find a simple example online ... ... | 2009-04-16 |
576 | Why run two different web servers You wouldn't choose to use a Ford Ka as your car for that holiday of a lifetime travelling across Europe, neither would you choose a Jaguar as your idea car for the school run. Yet both of them are perfectly good models of car. Indeed as a family, you might have one of each.
Apache httpd and Apache ... | 2008-05-04 |
1621 | Linux and Java Course in London There are certain locations which used to fill me with horror as to how I was going to work out the logistics of getting my equipment in and out for a course. And today's was one of those for which I would have looked on a map and shuddered. Take Liverpool Street, Aldgate and Bank (in the City of London) ... | 2008-04-26 |
166 | Acronyms The question "What does Java stand for" is a familiar one in my mailbox ... in a world of acronyms, it seems that folks assume that any short computer words must be sets of initials.
Here are the origins (to the best of my knowledge) of the names of the subjects we teach.
PerlPractical Extraction ... | 2006-06-05 |
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