[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I don't use any installshield version, I use the nullsoft (who doesn't > know WinAmp?) install version from the jakarta website.
Well... I am just assuming it is installshield but I could be wrong - the file is called jakarta-tomcat-4.0.1.exe and I downloaded it from the Jakarta website. > >I have tried both the IBM JDK v1.3, and the Sun JDK (enterprise edition) > >v1.3, and neither of these JDKs can be found by the Tomcat > >Installshield. In both cases the error message is: > > > >"Couldn't find a Java Development Kit installed on this computer. Please > >download one from http://java.sun.com"; > > No problem here on two development machines since 4.0 betas. Have you been > tested JAVA_HOME and/or CLASSPATH? All I have been doing is installing a default JDK, then running the Tomcat install. In our previous testing we found that setting environment variables was a waste of time - nothing we did made any difference. When we did it the hard way (ie install the zip file and fiddle with a tonne of ugly batch files) everything worked - but our application needs to be easy to install. Telling clients they need an entire day to install something is not a solution for us - we need the installer-based version to work. Is there is a single person out there who can say that jakarta-tomcat.4.0.1.exe has worked on Windows XP and a v1.3 JDK of any kind? If so - what was the exact procedure you used? Does anyone know what registry key the installer is looking for? Perhaps we can set up this key manually as a workaround...? Regards, Graham -- ----------------------------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] "There's a moon over Bourbon Street tonight..."
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