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Sorry to hear that you are having problems.
I checked the logs.
It looks like a network-related problem,e.g. the upload is timing out.
How large are the files that you are uploading?
And, how...

Sorry about that. The issue should have been resolved.

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The most likely explanation is that you need to sign up for EC2 in addition to signing up for AWS.

Sorry for the delay.
Unfortunately, Cloud Foundry doesn't support Tomcat JNDI datasource.
Your application needs to create its own DataSource (e.g. the standard Spring mechanism) and configure...

Sorry about the delayed response.
The errors in the tomcat log indicate that your application cannot connect to the database.

When you launch the deployment you should specify JVM options...

This issue has been fixed.

We received a request from you about an hour ago and just sent an invitation. Please let us know if you did not receive it.

Sorry for the delayed response.

Have you signed up for EC2 (and S3)? Signing up for AWS is only the first step. You then have to sign up for specific services such as EC2 (which in turn signs you...

A server was unwell and needed to be restarted. Sorry about the issue.

Investigating. stay tuned...

CloudTools.org/CloudFoundry.com predate ELB.

Many Java applications need sticky session routing.
ELB very recently introduced support for routing HTTP requests so for some Java applications you...

Steve,

Thanks for your question.

You are right in thinking that the Apache server is a SPOF.
But since it is a cloud, if the instance fails CF can relaunch a replacement quite quickly - you...

Chris,

I would just use non-JNDI based JavaMail API.

I would also recommend sending email via one of your own email servers (or a 3rd party host email) rather than directly from EC2 to avoid...

This sounds like a mail.jar version problem that a few Cloud Foundry users have encountered.

The solution has been to run this command:

rm /var/lib/tomcat5/common/lib/[javamail].jar

You can...

Backups are made using EBS snapshots

They are viewable via EC2 console or the elasticFox EC2 plugin for firefox.

Sorry that you are having problems with SSL - we will investigate.

In the meantime: you can edit the JVM options of a running deployment on the deployment details page. That will update the server...

A context unavailable alert is triggered whenever one of the following GET requests fails
* Tomcat - GET localhost:8080/context
* Apache - GET localhost/context

As mentioned previously "Tomcat...

Hi,

CF.com has been updated with some fixes that should eliminate spurious context unavailable alerts. Please let us know if you continue to have problems.

Chris

Pavel,

To answer your previous question. A context is considered unavailable if GET /context fails to connect or returns a status other than 200 (after following redirects). This check is done on...

A few questions.

1. Do you ever see a statusCode != 200 for GET /myapp in the Apache log?

2. The management agent also does an HTTP GET /myapp on Tomcat/tc server port 8080. It is possible...

Justin,

Restart is badly named.
It really means "Try again to launch a deployment that failed during the previous launch attempt".

There isn't currently a way to restart a stopped deployment. ...

Justin,

There isn't is a way to do that.
Could you explain your use case.

Chris

Justin,

Sorry for the delay.
There isn't a public issuetrack - please report issues to this forum.

Chris