Christopher Schultz wrote:
- windows xp
- I start tomcat with bin\startup.bat
Can you post everything that shows up on the console during Tomcat
startup? IIRC, bin\startup.bat leaves the window open and stdout just
goes to the terminal.
Not exactly.
When you start it via startup.bat, it opens another window inside of
which Tomcat is running. There, you do see Tomcat's stdout.
The problem is that if Tomcat stops or crashes, this window instantly
closes, so you may miss the last messages.
If you start Tomcat with the command "catalina.bat run" however, then
Tomcat runs in the same command window where you issued this command
(iow it does not open a second window).
In that case, if Tomcat stops or crashes, the window does not close and
you still see the messages if any.
You can stop Tomcat by entering CTRL-C once in the same window.
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