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Dear Group Members,

I'm new to this group and SCWCD even. I bought HF book. I downloaded "jakarta-tomcat-5.0.30.exe" and installed in my M/C, in E: drive. Thats all I did.
Then I tried to develop the "Beer-v1" web application(chapter 3). I tried to run cd bin/startUp.sh,
but it's asking for the "program u want to open startUp.sh".
Is it due to the location of installation I changed(E drive)?? Any environment variables to be set? Or anything else to be done? Plz suggest.

with Thanks and Regards,
Sudhir.
 
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I think that startUp.sh is for Unix systems.
Check out the book for Windows starting procedure.
(I don't own the book so I can't help more)
 
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Try using startUp.bat
 
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Hi,
I tried invoking "startup.bat", but it's showing "the directory name is invalid".
Plz suggest.

Thanks,
Sudhir
 
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Hi,
Some one please reply. I'm waiting for solution.

Thanks,
Sudhir
 
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The information you give us is too vague. If this is some Tomcat problem, you could try the Apache/Tomcat forum.

And also please read this :
http://faq.javaranch.com/view?PatienceIsAVirtue
 
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Hi Sudhir,

After installing Tomcat do U have a tomcat or apache icon in the system tray??

If not then check the Windows Start menu for apache or tomcat and use the appropriate option to start tomcat if it is not running.

Once it is running you will need to go to http://localhost or localhost:8080 or any other port which U might have setup tomcat on.

try going to http://localhost now itself and see if any page comes up.
[ March 01, 2006: Message edited by: Liyaquat Ali ]
 
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If you haven't already solved your problem, here's something you might wanna try :

1A. Set CATALINA_HOME variable to point to your Tomcat installation directory.
The startup scripts(startup.bar or startup.sh) are using that directory.

OR

you might wanna try:

1B. go to E:/Tomcat(version number here)/bin using Command Prompt. Then you execute :

>java -jar bootstrap.jar

2. After that open your browser and type http://localhost:8080 or http://localhost

If you wanna change your port number you should use Tomcat/conf/server.xml

Hope that helped.
 
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Hi Ice Penov,
It's working. Thanks a lot.
Hi Satou kurinosuke,
I'm sorry for inconvenience. This will not repeat again frm my side.
 
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Glad I could help.

Ice
 
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