Better to put the jar or put a link to the jar in the WEB-INF/lib directory
for your web app, that way you won't forget the dependancies when packaging
and deploying, and you won't clutter up your library search paths with stuff
unnecessary to other apps.
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From:
Hi
I' can run Tomcat 4 as a service under NT4 quite happily using invoker.exe
or gservany.exe or JavaService, simply by registering the service pointing
at startup.bat.
But... *for the life of me* I cannot get it to run under Win2000. I would
dearly like to get rid of Win2000 and use Linux
Sorry about that.
Finally... I got Tomcat 4 under Win2000 working with JavaService. It turns
out that the service just can't use mapped network drives (for obvious
reasons) and I had a mapped drive reference in server.xml.
Gareth.
momentarily but then
fails on the next Tomcat restart.
What has changed? Why does the first example no longer work?
TIA,
Gareth.
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Gareth Cronin
Analyst/Programmer
Kiwiplan NZ Ltd: http://www.kiwiplan.com
Ph (64 9) 2727622 x854
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