henry23 wrote:
I have a laptop with Win Vista SP2 installed on it, and on which all of the
IIS features with IIS in the name have been turned off.

Obviously not :
...
Server Error in Application "DEFAULT WEB SITE"Internet Information Services
7.0

...
An ASP.NET setting has been detected that does not apply in Integrated
managed pipeline mode. Detailed Error InformationModule
...

Move this application to an application pool using Classic .NET mode - for
example, %SystemRoot%\system32\inetsrv\appcmd set app "Default Web Site/"
/applicationPool:"Classic .NET AppPool"
...

Try disabling the IIS service in "My Computer..Manage..Services", if such a thing exists under Vista. Also, while you're at it, disable whatever is called UAP / "User Account Protection", since that will probably interfere too. Then de-install whichever version of Tomcat you have now, since it seems to be a rather old one. (At this point, you may also want to de-install Windows Vista and install a serious OS like Linux, but hey, that's your choice)
Then install the latest Tomcat version for your platform, from this page :
http://tomcat.apache.org/download-60.cgi

If you choose the "service installer", it will install everything automatically for you, and you will have a working latest Tomcat, independent of Eclipse. You can then set Eclipse to use it. But that version of Tomcat does not have all the files which may come in handy later on a development system.

If you choose the .zip version of Tomcat (my recommendation) :
- unzip it to the new directory of your choice, preferably one without spaces in the name (c:\tomcat6.0 may be the easiest). Then read the content of the file RUNNING.txt in the top Tomcat directory. Really. In the directory tomcat\bin, you will also find a file "service.bat" which allows you to install Tomcat as a Windows Service, and run it that way.


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