type "tomcat run" and see in the console why it's failing. it's probably a
classpath issue.
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> Hello
> I am also new in this field but when I click my startup in tomcat
> directory
> dos window is show just for a fraction of time then it just stop what do i
> do
> please help me as i am not able to run any jsp prog
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