Erwan,
Using Tomcat under Windows is VERY easy if (and only if)
you follow step by step theses ....steps
1) Donwload
http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/tomcat/release/v3.2-beta-2/bin/jakarta-tomcat.zip
2) Verify, Control and get certain you have the JDK installed properly
3) Open you AUTOEXECT.bat file
assuming your jdk is in C:\\\\jdk
Add the line
PATH=C:\\\\jdk\\\\bin;%PATH%
JAVA_HOME=C:\\\\jdk
3) Unzip the jakarta-tomcat.zip file
Assuming you get c:\\\\jakarta-tomcat
4) Open ALL files in
c:\\\\jakarta-tomcat\\\\bin
and save them with whatever text editor you want
5)Double click on Startup.bat.....
6) Launch your browser and tape http:\\\\localhost:8080
7) have a beer
Note :
If your dos console complains about a problem of memory
right click on all your .bat files (those opened and saved
in step 4) select properties, select the tab memory and
auto to 4096
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Servlet Taverne
http://www.interpasnet.com/JSS
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> I'm having trouble starting tomcat. I'm using win98/jdk1.2.2/tomcat3.1
>(I've put tomcat under C:jakarta-tomcat)
>when I execute tomcat start, the server appears to start up fine, but I'm
>not able to access via my browser (through ).
>The error may be in the classpath variables, however, they appear to be set
>correctly. The output from running tomcat start is:
>Starting tomcat in new window
>I can't find anything wrong here, and it leads me to believe I've set at
>least TOMCAT_HOME & JAVA_HOME correctly.
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