Mid-tier 7.1.00.001 and .002 both install tomcat incorrectly on Win2K3
x64 systems - in the \Program Files\ path rather than the correct
\Program Files (x86)\ path for 32-bit apps, and it is a "known defect"
so you can't assume that it will install it correctly on your OS,
either.  For other reasons related to patch 002, support finally had me
install the tomcat server manually, from a newer distribution - 5.5.26
rather than 5.5.17 - which also solved my SSL certificate problems.

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Call Tracking Administration Manager
University of North Texas Computing & IT Center
http://itsm.unt.edu/ 
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        I let Remedy install Tomcat where it wanted it, so I assume it
is correct.

         

        Masha Bench

        Solutions Engineer

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        ** 

        Did you install the 7.1.0 p2 Mid-Tier into the
tomcat/webapps/arsys directory?

         

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        It is  and the same result.

        L

        Masha Bench

        Solutions Engineer

        Office of Information Technology, BYU

        801-422-3323

        801-372-6221

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        Tomcat may be running on port 8080

        Try: http://<servername>:8080/arsys

        --- J.T. Shyman

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         Greetings All, 

        System specs for starters:

        ARS7.1p2 Windows 2003 32 bit

        Database Oracle 10g

        Mid-tier 7.1p2 on RedHat 5.0 Apache 2.2 Tomcat 5.5 (remedy
install) 64 bit

         

        Installation went just fine, except Apache would not start
because of the Tomcat connector. The native Remedy installs the
connector for 32 bit machine when 64 is needed. So I reloaded the
connector and Apache restarted just fine. Apache serves up pages as it
should, but when I go to http://<server>/arsys/shared/login.jsp
<http://%3cserver%3e/arsys/shared/login.jsp>  I get HTTP Error 400... Am
I missing something? Any help would be appreciated.

         

        Thank you, 

        Masha Bench

        Solutions Engineer

        Office of Information Technology, BYU

        801-422-3323

        801-372-6221

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