Jiger Patel wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> I wanted to know whether J2EE 1.3 includes tomcat 4.0.
It does ... essentially the same code that is in Tomcat 4.0-beta-1.
> They
> say yes & I also found tomcat-users.xml file in the installation but didnot
> find stattomcat.bat anywhere. If the answer is that tomcat is inbuilt or
> integrated then how do I see the examples that come with normal tomcat
> infact I didnt even find them
The web container is started and stopped using the tools provided with the J2EE
RI, rather than by standalone scripts. This is because the J2EE environment
adds additional functionality, and customizes its internal installation of
Tomcat pretty extensively.
The standard Tomcat examples are not included with the RI, but you could
certainly create a WAR out of the "webapps/examples" directory (for example) and
deploy it successfully into J2EE.
> .& would also like to know where install the
> new apps that I create or J2EE has some other way to deploy .WAR files.
>
The J2EE Developer's Guide includes information on how to deploy webapps into
the system through the deployer tool. I suggest you start there.
>
> Any Help will be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Jiger Patel.
> Sun Certified Java Professional.
>
Craig McClanahan
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