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Troubles Tomcat Install

 
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Hi!
I'm new in JSP/Servlet and tried to install Tomcat server.
I set the environment variables as the docs wrote, but it doesn't works.
I started startup.bat, the Tomcat shows:
Using Catalina_home...
Using Java_home...
...
and I thought, Tomcat has benn started,but not.
The browser cant find http://localhost:8080
I have no other things on this port, I did'nt find tomcat.exe in my PC's process list.
Anyone can help?
best regards,
daimon
 
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If you try executing startup.bat from a command prompt window with a normal Tomcat install, and a second window does not appear and stay open, then something is failing. There have been MANY discussions in this forum by people with this problem - you should review the last few weeks of posts for some ideas.
Bill
[ August 18, 2004: Message edited by: William Brogden ]
 
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