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Can anyone please provide a document(steps) or Links how to migrate Tomcat5.0.25 to tomcat 5.5.9

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They both support the same version of the servlet spec.
What problems are you having?
 
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Thanks for the reply Ben

I wanted to know

How do i install 5.5.9 on top of 5.0.25 and change the configuration

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On Windows, I've always uninstalled one and installed the other (backing up any apps and/or config files, of course).

On Unix I just install the new one right next to the old one and change the symlink so it points to the new one.

If you're on windows and didn't install the .exe version, you can do something similar to what I did with Unix and re-name the directories.
 
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Thanks Ben for the suggestion.

i will try it out
 
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