> Firstly dont worry too much about the Tomcat Native library message, that > is not the cause of the problem.
OK. For the moment I will ignore it as suggested by Chuck. > OK, so now you have the new Tomcat installed. > > + Tell netbeans to use it.... Go to TOOLS - > SERVER MANAGER and show > netbeans where the new Tomcat is. I have added the TC 5.5.25 (The one I have installed) as J2EE platform. > LOOK at the JRE in the NB 5.17 version of TC is using, it may be pointing > at your JDK, not the JRE. > When you install the new TC, make sure when it asks you that you point at > the same one. > ie you can have JRE 5 on the machine and TC can be told to use JDK 6.... > check that. I have installed: - jdk 1.5.0.13 - jre 1.5.0.13 --> jre 1.6.0.02 In NB, Java platform is set for both TC is 'JDK 1.5 (Default)' whose folder path is 'C:\Programmi\Java\jdk1.5.0_13' (i.e.: The installation path for the jdk 1.5.0.13 that I have installed.) > Now in your application project, if your RIGHT CLICK -> RUN you will see > you can tell it to use the new TC in that application. > Now when you run it, it will probably take you to the line of code that is > causing the problem.... > You can swap between different tomcats and experiment. Infact.. I'm seeing some problems.. > When you work in NB, you can start and stop the tomcats from the RUN tab, > you can only have one running at a time. > Before you deploy to the new tomcat, in NB RUN tab.... UNDEPLOY the > application, and stop that TC.... because otherwise even if you drop the > WAR into tomcat.... it will still look at the application in NB.... > > NB does not have to use the embedded TC.... > Have fun.... Thanks. I will investigate to solve the problems and I eventually ask you if I still cant run PHP scripts in my application. Bye, rocsca --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
