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Do I Still need Startup.bat????

 
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Still trying to figure out why my servlets don't work.
About the only thing I can see that's different between my 4.0.4 installation and my 4.1.18 installation is that with the 4.1.18 installation, I'm counting on the installed Windows service to run everything.
This assumption works fine for JSP pages (**JSP pages work OK -- hurray!**), but servlets come back as: The requested resource __ is not available.
So, my question is do I also still need to run startup.bat even if I have the Tomcat Windows service running?
Has anyone run into this?
Thanks for any replies.
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You don't need to use startup.bat if you have installed Tomcat as a service, and have set the service to start "automatic"ally with windows.

Please refer to your previous post for the probable answer to your problem.
 
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