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Server Tomcat v7.0 Server at localhost failed to start: Problem in starting the server

 
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Hi

Please help me in resolving the TOMCAT 7 server start issue.

Whenever I am starting the server, I get the below message:



I have tried all the tips online but nothing is helping me.

Please find the error below:



This problem exists even though i try to start the server without adding any projects.

Help will be highly appreciated.
 
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Can anyone give their suggestions on the above issue?
 
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The first suggestion I can give is to be patient. No one is paying the staff to monitor this website 24x7, everyone here is a volunteer. So we check in when it's convenient.

This is your ultimate error:


And a NoSuchMethod Error is typically thrown when you have a loss of syncronization between 2 software components.

The getSessionCookieConfig method did not exist for the ServletContext class until JEE Servlet spec version 3.0. So somehow, you apparently got a chunk of some older webapp server code mixed into your Tomcat 7 environment.

Remove any installed webapps and see if Tomcat will start. If it doesn't, then your Tomcat server is corrupt (or you may be very short on memory or disk space) and the quickest way to repair that is to install a fresh copy of Tomcat. If it does, then there's something wrong with one of your webapps.
 
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