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How to run tomcat

 
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Hi friends, I am new to tomcat.
I installed it. But not able to run.
Do i have to set any path?Plz help.
I am refering book HeadFirst's instruction.
 
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But not able to run.


What does this mean? TellTheDetails.
 
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Sorry, actually i am not able to start tomcat.
When i clicked startup its showing JAVA_HOME
variable is not defined.Do i have to set class
path in Autoexec?Like i did for core java. I went
to Autoexec- right click-edit-give path.Plz help.
 
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You need to define the JAVA_HOME environemnt variable, as is explained in the Tomcat docs.
[ April 10, 2006: Message edited by: Ulf Dittmer ]
 
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How you start it depends on the the OS and how you've installed it.
If you're on a Windows box and you've installed it as a service with the *.exe version, you can start it from the Start menu or the Services menu.
If you just unzipped it into a directory, set your JAVA_HOME environment variable, cd to the tomcat/bin directory and run type startup.
 
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Thanx guys for your reply.
Now I am able to start and run tomcat.
Actually i had to set JAVA_HOME TO JDK PATH
CATALINA_HOME TO to tomcat home directory.
 
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