Re: Enviroment or Security Difference between running Tomcat normal or as a service w\ winnt and win2k?

[Steve Ruby <st...@rubysolutions.com>]

"Lull, Joe" wrote:
> 
> Greetings:
> 
> I have deployed a servlet that calls a method in an EJB.  The servlet works
> fine as long as Tomcat is started from the command line but bombs out after
> doing context.lookup when Tomcat is running as a service.  What differences
> are there between running as a service or running from the command line that
> could be causing this to fail?
> 
> Thanks

When running from the command line tomcat is subject to the envronment
of the user who launched it.. When running as a service it gets
environment
from the user specified as the "owner" (see services control pannel).

Re: Enviroment or Security Difference between running Tomcat normal or as a service w\ winnt and win2k?

[Steve Ruby <st...@rubysolutions.com>]

Steve Ruby wrote:
> 
> "Lull, Joe" wrote:
> >
> > Greetings:
> >
> > I have deployed a servlet that calls a method in an EJB.  The servlet works
> > fine as long as Tomcat is started from the command line but bombs out after
> > doing context.lookup when Tomcat is running as a service.  What differences
> > are there between running as a service or running from the command line that
> > could be causing this to fail?
> >
> > Thanks
> 
> When running from the command line tomcat is subject to the envronment
> of the user who launched it.. When running as a service it gets
> environment
> from the user specified as the "owner" (see services control pannel).


CLASSPATH is set from the users environment when starting fromt he
command
line, it is set from wrapper.properties (wrapper.class_path) when
starting
as a service.

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