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Tomcat + Oracle8i Problem

 
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Hi all,

I have installed the Tomcat 4.1 and Oracle8i. My tomcat was working finr when i installed . But once i try to install oracle8i my tomcat gets screwed.. i think there might be a problem with the socket or so.. So if any one has got the same problem and solved do let know so that it would be helpful.
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Ranganath..S
[ September 21, 2005: Message edited by: Ranganath .S.Junpal ]
 
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If you post the Tomcat error message it will be more clear to us to help you.
 
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Its not firing any error.. i am not able to even start the server.. Once i click on the "Start Tomcat" the command prompt is just getting closed and dissappearing thats all....

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There should be some log in Tomcat directory. Did you check the ports? Maybe there is conflict.
 
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Originally posted by Ranganath .S.Junpal:
Its not firing any error.. i am not able to even start the server.. Once i click on the "Start Tomcat" the command prompt is just getting closed and dissappearing thats all....


The best bet would be to go to the command prompt and try to run the .exe i.e startup.bat. You might realize that the problem is something silly. May be some path or class path settings have changed.
I assume your tomcat is on Windows flavour. Try to set echo ON. This should help to trace the problem.
This will surely help.
[ September 22, 2005: Message edited by: Swapan Mazumdar ]
 
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There should be some log in Tomcat directory. Did you check the ports? Maybe there is conflict.

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As you said its true that there is a conflict between the ports.. So wht would be the solution.

[ September 22, 2005: Message edited by: Ranganath .S.Junpal ]
[ September 22, 2005: Message edited by: Ranganath .S.Junpal ]
 
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Solution is to change the port number of applications which are in conflict. Depends on your choice, in Tomcat you can do this in its configuration files (server.xml I think).
 
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