Hi !!
try this
go to dos window in tomcat/bin folder
Execute "tomcat run". This will run tomcat in current dos window - so You
will be able to see exception message
Regards Valik K
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Hi All!
I am trying to get apache tomcat started on windows but it would not work.
Once I run the startup.bat file the classpath is being echoed and a new
window
flashes for a second. What am I missing?
I edited the autoexec.bat file and included set JAVA_HOME = c:\jdk1.3;
and also set TOMCAT_HOME = c:\jakarta-tomcat
I also included all the jar files in /lib in the classpath.
Is there something else that I need to do?
Please suggest!
Kalyan
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