When (re)starting tomcat from command-line with the init-script
(/etc/init.d/rc.tomcat5.5 start), the current directory affects
the runtime-environment of tomcat. This often ends up in unwritable
directories for the applets or unfound config-files.
I'm not sure what you mean, can you be
Without the cd-command: applets opening files without a path try to
access these files in the directory the start-command was issued from.
With the cd-command: applets opening files without a path always
start in $CATALINA_HOME.
Excuse my ignorance, but what kind of applet is this, that is
Without the cd-command: applets opening files without a path try to
access these files in the directory the start-command was issued from.
With the cd-command: applets opening files without a path always
start in $CATALINA_HOME.
Excuse my ignorance, but what kind of applet is this, that is
Excuse my ignorance, but what kind of applet is this, that is opening
files on the server? Perhaps it's a servlet?
Sorry I can't be too specific, but I'm only the administrator of the
system. I was given a .war-file I deployed through the web-interface.
Ok, so it's a servlet. We should
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