Hi,
Hi Saeed
I think this better that you don't put CATALINA_HOME in your
environment
variables, because TOMCAT recognizes that automatically (because this
same
as Tomcat installation dir),
I'm actually going to mildly disagree on this. Tomcat makes a
reasonable guess at CATALINA_HOME (just
Hi Saeed
I think this better that you don't put CATALINA_HOME in your environment variables,
because TOMCAT recognizes that automatically (because this same as Tomcat installation
dir), plus you can put the JAVA_HOME directly in setclasspath.bat (in bin dir).
In installaton time you must
Dear Sir/Madam
I do not know much about the Question - so sorry sir/madam as i am new to
this thing.
I do have however question from you.
I start learning JSP and ohter J2EE tools recently.
I buy a book of Professional JSP 2nd Edition.
Sir i am facing a problem:
I dowload jakarta_tomcat
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You can find out more info on the exact cause of the error by looking at
Tomcat's error/general log located at:
TOMCAT_HOME/logs/
Sayeed wrote:
Dear Sir/Madam
I do not know much about the Question - so sorry sir/madam as i am new to
this thing.
I do have however question from you.
I start
there is nothing in Error/general Logs
?
what i can do and how i can find where is fault?
Saeed
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Hi,
The META-INF/context.xml file is only consulted if inside a WAR.
Otherwise, put the config.xml file in the webapps directory itself (if
your autodeploy is on, which is the default), or whatever directory you
designate as the Host's appBase (tomcat4), or the conf/[engine
name]/[host name]
