Hi all,
First of all, congratulations to the Ant developers. I haven't tried
it yet, but that situation won't last long. Especially since I do not
like Makefile's either.
But now for the real thing. I have installed Apache Tomcat on 2
computers using the .exe binary distribution. Both installations went
fine. When I start up Tomcat in a normal fashion (not as a service)
everything goes nicely. When I start Tomcat as a service however
everything goes fine, except compiling .jsp files. The program cannot
find the Sun javac.Main class.
All environment variables have been set system wide. I tried changing
/ adding the %CLASSPATH% variable, the %JAVA_HOME% variable and the
%CATALINA_HOME% variable. I used multiple restarts too (this is
Windows I am talking about....). I browsed the config files but could
not find anything. I also moved the tools.jar file about and put it
in my classpath. All to no avail.
System:
Tomcat 4.03 / 4.04b
JSDK 1.4.0
Windows 2000 Professional
Since I need the system running for a demo application on the same
PC, I need to get it running as a service. Otherwise I wouldn't have
bothered and put it on a *nix station. Obviously precompiling
everything would do the trick, until I need any Sun specific code,
that is.
Sorry for the long story.
Maarten
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