Using Windows 2000, and I suspect other versions would work, I used the
System Icon in Control Panel to set the Environment Variable "TOMCAT_HOME" =
the directory where Tomcat was installed (D:\tomcat).
As another suggestion - which I think I read during the installation of
Tomcat - was to copy servlet.jar to the /lib directory off your JDK
installation, which alleviates the necessity to include your Tomcat
directories in the CLASSPATH (I think).
HTH, ~ Steve
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Subject: Re: Problem in TOMCAT
Thanx for ur efforts sir but even after setting the value as u have said i
get the same message.....
unable to locate servlet.jar, check the value of TOMCAT_HOME.
when i run the tomcat.bat in the bin directory from the dos prompt...
Please do suggest ...
V.T.R. RAVI KUMAR.,
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On Sun, 18 Feb 2001, Pier P. Fumagalli wrote:
VTR =>>V.T.R.Ravi Kumar wrote:
VTR =>>>
VTR =>>> thanx for ur suggestion
VTR =>>>
VTR =>>> Now although i am not getting the out of enviroment problem
VTR =>>>
VTR =>>> I am getting the following error message
VTR =>>> Unable to locate servlet.jar. Check the value of TOMCAT_HOME
VTR =>>>
VTR =>>> I have given the path of the servlet.jar in the classpath
VTR =>>> ie.,
VTR =>>> set
Classpath=.;c:\progra~1\apache~1\jakarta-tomcat\lib\servlet.jar;
VTR =>>>
VTR =>>> and also in the
VTR =>>> set TOMCAT_HOME=
VTR =>>>
VTR =>>> Unable to determine what the problem might be.....
VTR =>>
VTR =>>TOMCAT_HOME needs a DIRECTORY, not a PATH... Don't move your
servlet.jar all
VTR =>>around the place, and simply type EXAXTLY this...
VTR =>>
VTR =>>set TOMCAT_HOME=C:\PROGRA~1\APACHE~1\JAKARTA-TOMCAT
VTR =>>
VTR =>>And run the baby, it'll work.
VTR =>>
VTR =>> Pier
VTR =>>
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