Help Required Urgently

[Tony Jeyasekhar <to...@world-brains.com>]

I am using Linux Redhat 7.0 & already intalled Jdk1.3. I somehow managed to
override the Jdk1.1.7 which comes along with Redhat 7.0.

I wanted Java Servlet Support & so tried to install Apache JServ 1.1, but it
was looking for Jdk1.1.7.

So I then tried to install TomCat. Since Tomcat required Jaxp(Java XML
Parser), & Jakarta-Ant, I installed both of them successfully.

After that I have been trying to execute the build.sh file of Tomcat, but it
is giving me a warning that I need to use the deprecate option to compile
the files.

On observing closely the build.sh file, I found that it is referring to the
build.xml file.
I know deprecate is used to compile java files when some of the old methods
of java are used.

Since the class files are not created on compiling, the jar files are also
not getting created. These jar files are probably used by Tomcat...

Please let me know how to handle this case...


Regards,

Tony

RE: Help Required Urgently

[John Bateman <jo...@cyberworldgroup.com>]

Did you try using the binary build first, or do you absolutely need/want the
source builds?


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tony Jeyasekhar [mailto:tony@world-brains.com]
> Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 11:56 PM
> To: tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org
> Subject: Help Required Urgently
>
>
> So I then tried to install TomCat. Since Tomcat required Jaxp(Java XML
> Parser), & Jakarta-Ant, I installed both of them successfully.
>
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