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startup.bat file not present

 
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Hi to all........

I had installed Tomcat5.5 ...but startup.bat file which is required to start the tomcat is not present in bin folder.....so i uninstall it and do the installation again but the same......not found startup.bat........
following files are there in bin folder of tomcat:
bootstrap(executable jar file)
commons-logging-api(executable jar file)
tomcat5(service runner Apache Software Foundation)
tomcat5w(procurn service manager)
tomcat-juli(executable jar file)
also i am trying to run the first basic servlet program of HFSJ ,,it get compiled fine but when i run it from IE .................
.it gives error 'requested resource is not found'. ...for this to start tomcat i start it from "configure tomcat"

please help me.......what can i do to run the programm
 
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i ALSO had the same issue, but just figured it out. it goes as startup MS DOS batch file .
 
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There's no startup.bat for the Windows Service Installer. To start Tomcat, go to Start/Programs/Apache Tomcat 5.5 and select "Monitor Tomcat". A new icon will appear in your task tray. Right-click it and select "Start Service".

If you want to use Tomcat with startup.bat/shutdown.bat, you need to download the zip or tar.gz archive.
 
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