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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Are Tomcat rat poison bait stations reusable?

  Some Tomcat rat poisons come placed inside of a bait station to prevent any potential harm to children and pets. There are both refillable and disposable bait stations, with the latter being cheaper (under $10). In our assessment, it is more cost-efficient to buy reusable bait stations, however, much depends on the level of infestation.

• How do I configure Tomcat?

  Once you get Tomcat up and running on your server, the next step is configuring its basic settings. Your initial configuration process will consist of two tasks, which are explained in detail in this article. The first is editing Tomcat’s XML configuration files, and the second is defining appropriate environment variables.

• What is the full name of Tomcat?

  The complete name of Tomcat is Apache Tomcat it was developed in an open, participatory environment and released in 1998 for the very first time. It began as the reference implementation for the very first Java-Server Pages and the Java Servlet API.

• What is Tomcat and how does it work?

  Tomcat supports SSL ( Secure Socket Layer) and therefore can be configured using an SSL certificate to secure sensitive data by providing a secure connection. Tomcat can also be configured to run multiple web applications on different ports. For example, it could be running three applications on 8080, 8081, 9090 port numbers.

• How many connections can a Tomcat server handle?

  This being said, the 200 maximum connections as a default is merely an arbitrary number, so you’ll need to assess this in relation to the hardware you are running on. The bigger the server hardware you’re running on, the higher the number of maximum connections on Apache Tomcat your server will be able to handle.