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Posted to general@jakarta.apache.org by Anil Kommareddi <ak...@insweb.com> on 2000/01/17 21:23:27 UTC
tomcat server startup
I am unable to start the Tomcat server. I have set the classpath, JAVA_HOME
correctly. The window shows the following and disappears:
Tomcat Web Server Version 3.0
Loaded configuration from: file:C:/tomcat/server.xml
I have tried using the startup.bat, tried
tomcat start
tried
java org.apache.tomcat.shell.Startup
..same result.
Any ideas anyone ?
Thanks,
Anil.
Re: tomcat server startup
Posted by corrado agusto <co...@mclink.it>.
Hello Anil,
Monday, January 17, 2000, 9:23:27 PM, you wrote:
AK> I am unable to start the Tomcat server. I have set the classpath, JAVA_HOME
AK> correctly. The window shows the following and disappears:
I had similar problems running on
- nt4.0 sp5, dual celeron 433
- Tomcat 3.0 ( .zip archive ) + apache 1.3.9.
- jdk 1.2
My problem has gone as soon as I switched back to jdk 1.1.x, still
don't know why... %-)
--
Best regards,
corrado mailto:corrado@mclink.it
Different tomcat server startup problem
Posted by Roy Truelove <ro...@binghamton.edu>.
I also had a problem starting up the tomcat server on Win32. I figured out
how to work around it, but I figured that others should be made aware of it.
I am new to this listserv, so if this information has already been posted,
then I apologize.
Right after downloading and unziping Tomcat, all of the included batch-files
were inoperable. When I ran startup, shutdown, etc, all the screen said was
"OFF" and then it stopped. For some reason, the OS wasn't treating the
files like batch files.
To fix the problem, I had to cut the text out of each file, delete the file,
create a new file with the pasted text, and then rename it as the old batch
file. (?)
Any ideas?
-Roy
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