hello Remy,
i have an idea for that problem of urs; if one can open the autoexec.bat or startup.bat(tomcat startup script), then we can directly insert the environment variables at run-time.
how bout that....?
thanx in advance
Hiten Pandya(15)
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> Remy,
>
> I tried the Installation both win2K and win98. They did work pretty
> well.
>
> The only problem I noticed is that when JAVA_HOME is not set before
> installation some how "start Tomcat" Menu Item items Target is set to
> something like "C:\%JAVA_HOME%\bin\java -cp "
(that's called : The Explorer tries to be Smart Syndrome ;-))
> This only happens if JAVA_HOME is not set before installtion though.
>
> Other than that everything looks cool.
I don't know how we could get around that ...
Or we can assume that java.exe is in the user's path.
Jasper will need JAVA_HOME to run, though, to be able to use javac.
Remy
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