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BugRat Report #12 has been filed.

Bug report #12 has just been filed.

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REPORT #12 Details.

Project: Tomcat
Category: Bug Report
SubCategory: New Bug Report
Class: suggest
State: received
Priority: medium
Severity: non-critical
Confidence: public
Environment: 
   Release: Tomcat 3.1
   JVM Release: unknown
   Operating System: Windows NT
   OS Release: 4.0
   Platform: x86

Synopsis: 
exception thrown at DefaultServlet

Description:

This only applies if you are DIRECTLY accessing tomcat pages (ie, on port 8080).  Test that you are only accessing tomcat by shutting down your web server before diagnosing this problem.

If you have the JSDK 1.2.2 installed on Windows NT, you only have the SDK installed, not a seperate JRE component (you can see this under Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs).
But if you are using JSDK 1.3, installing this package will install both the SDK and a seperate JRE.  Some users may remove this component inadvertently, thus resulting in tomcat
occasionally starting successfully, but all attempts to access tomcat directly will result in an exception thrown at DefaultServlet.  If you either install jsdk 1.2.2 or reinstall jsdk 1.3, the runtime environment is reinstalled, 
and the error disappears.

On some occasions, the error
"could not find Java 2 Runtime environment" will appear, indicating that the runtime environment is missing, but this error does not appear on every occasion.