This is just a guess, but isn't there a variable some where you can set
which java.exe tomcat uses?
If so then point tomcat to it.

I think I good directory structure would help you out as well.

/tomcat-v_java-v
  /java
    /bin
    /include
    /jre
    /lib
  /tomcat
    /bin
    /common
    /conf
    /logs

This way you will be able to know exactly which versions are talking to each
other.

If you are using windows you don't need to install java to the right places
just move it around, porbably the same with tomcat, provided you aren't
using the service part. You could still use the service just need to remake
it once you've got your files sorted into the right places.

You will also have to edit the server.xml files so each tomcat instance runs
on a different port.

Remember this is only a guess, and if I were to do this (run different
verisons on tomcat and java combinations) I would of thought of this and
tried it.

Nicholas Orr

-----Original Message-----
From: Rafael Angarita [mailto:rangarita@;telcel.net.ve] 
Sent: Friday, 8 November 2002 4:20 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Multiples JVM in different hosts with different tomcat versions


    Hi!

    Does anybody know if it's possible to configure multiple JVM in 
different hosts but using different tomcat versions on each host? 
 (tomcat3.2.4 and tomcat3.3.1)
    If so, could you give me an url to check the docs? I'm trying it 
with the docs in tomcat's site but when I use different tomcat versions 
it doesn't works... (it works with the same tomcat version)

    Thanks an advance,

-- 

Rafael Angarita
Sistems Administrator
Telcel Bellsouth
(+58212)(2009765)



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