this indicates possibly other problems.

1.  Have you set CATALINA_HOME properly?

2.  In the olden days they used to have a separate download for the "servlet
api" classes that you could put in /lib, but I don't know if that's current
knowledge anymore.

javax.servlet.http.* is still in Servlet 2.3, just slightly expanded.

cheers
fillup


On 5/31/02 7:25 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
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> 
> ok i can see the trace of error with your first solution "catalina run"
> the problem is :  java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
> javax/servlet/http/HttpServlet
> 
> is because all my servlets extends this class. That's work with tomcat
> 3.2.4 but not with tomcat 4.0. I think that's because tomcat 4.0 implements
> servlet 2.3 spec. The problem is that i use a test environnement (tomcat
> 3.2) in visual age. Can i found a test environnement that implements the
> new servlet 2.3 implementation ?
> 
> 
> Patrick PIERRA
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>> 
>> ok that's help me..
>> i have another problem. Tomcat crash probably because i have
>> a problem with the servlet which is loaded on startup. The
>> problem is that i can see the trace of the error because the
>> DOS window is closed automatically. How can i change this behaviour ?
>> 
>> 
> Patrick
> 
> Two options:
> 
> 1. Open up a DOS window (_DON'T_ double-click on startup.bat).  Change
> directory (CD) to $CATALINA_HOME/bin.  Type "catalina run".  Tomcat will
> run
> as normal, but the DOS window won't disappear when Tomcat crashes.
> 
> 2. Install Tomcat as an NT service (check the archives - there are numerous
> posts on how to do this).  The messages you'd normally get in the DOS
> window
> will now be logged to $CATALINA_HOME/logs/stderr.txt
> 
> HTH
> John
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