As far as NT goes at least, you can edit the environment variables by going
to control panel -> System -> Environment variables, if you don't feel like
editing your autoexec.bat. You can also add it on its own line (ie.
TOMCAT_HOME) instead of appending it to the PATH values, but either should
work.
-Chris Tullbane
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From: "Tripat Kharbanda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: tomcat 3.1 installation
> I tried installing tomcat 3.1 on win'98
Why?
>
> it says unable to find TOMCAT_HOME
TOMCAT_HOME is an enviroment variable. I believe, on Windoze you need to
edit your Autoexec.bat file and add the path to Tomcat. Ie.
"C:\jakarta-tomcat\". You add this to your PATH line where you should also
have your jdk path set.
--Isaac Sparrow
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VisiComp, Inc.
http://www.visicomp.com
>
> please help
>
> Thanks
>
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