Jon,
Yeah I did make sure, and I made sure the CLASSPATH was correct also.
As it turns out, the reason the classes were not found was that I was using
the lib directory from the other version of tomcat, because the somehow
corrupt tar distribution did not include the lib directory, and I was trying
to get it to work. Unfortunately, I had forgotten that I had done that when
I saw the error message. Oh, well.
Is there an FTP method to get the distribution? My HTTP via Netscape seems
to be corrupting the file.
I will try to download it with IE today.
What versions of tar and gzip were used to create the distribution? Perhaps
that is my problem.
Any other ideas? Should I use the later distribution? If I decide to go with
the latest snapshots, how can I get the Village and JNDI?
Thanks.
Ben
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> Subject: Re: tomcat webserver with tdk
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> > As it happens, I have a different version of tomcat already
> installed
> > and working. I was trying to use the version in the TDK, because I
> > thought that there may have been some configuration specificities
> > geared towards using turbine. If so, what are they?
>
> Make sure that your TOMCAT_HOME isn't pointing at the other tomcat.
>
> -jon
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