Using classpath: /user/staff/wapteam/tomcat=/lib/*:/user/staff/wapteam/tomcat/
./tomcat.sh: usr/java1.2=/bin/java: not found
 
This should be simple.  Just go thru each directory in you classpath
and make sure that those directories indeed exist as well as their content.
Also make sure that your ENV variables are set correctly.
 
Regards,
L
 
----- Original Message -----
From: yilmaz
Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2001 4:14 AM
Subject: Re: Tomcat starting problem

Hi Luba,
dbs[160] startup.sh  was not part of the error message
it is the command i used to start the tomcat.
the following
Using classpath: /user/staff/wapteam/tomcat=/lib/*:/user/staff/wapteam/tomcat/
./tomcat.sh: usr/java1.2=/bin/java: not found
 
is the error message.
any help ?
thanks
 
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2001 12:34 AM
Subject: Re: Tomcat starting problem

dbs[160] startup.sh
 
This an OS error, not tomcat.  Unix admin should be able to
help you
----- Original Message -----
From: yilmaz
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 11:58 AM
Subject: Tomcat starting problem

hi everyone
at first it looks as it is a very basic question
though not so..
i have installed tomcat nearly one month ago, on unix OS
everything went fine, it was working smoothly.
however, today when i tried to access the files i put in hte webapps directory previously , i couldn't.
the server dosen't work anymore. the reason is that when the http server of our campus restarted, all the
environment variables set by users have been cancelled,
so i tried to set again according to the instructions on hte tomcat docs
as follows:
setenv TOMCAT_HOME  /user/staff/wapteam/tomcat
setenv JAVA_HOME  /usr/java1.2/
setenv CLASSPATH user/staff/wapteam/tomcat/bin
where tomcat is the directory that tomcat files reside
when i try to start the server by :
'startup.sh '   command
it gives the following error:
dbs[160] startup.sh
Using classpath: /user/staff/wapteam/tomcat=/lib/*:/user/staff/wapteam/tomcat/
./tomcat.sh: usr/java1.2=/bin/java: not found
what is wrong ?
can someone help me , please?
thanks in advance :)
cheers

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