Do you have your environment var JAVA_HOME set to the path of your
jdk? For example export JAVA_HOME=/opt/IBMJava2-s390-14
On Monday 17 March 2003 15:36, you wrote:
I installed Tomcat version 4. When I start up tomcat is squawks about an
error:
no valid java configuration found in directory
I tried Tomcat on S390 USS (I think it was 4.0), it does not work. There are
EBCDIC to ASCII code translation problems. Looks like Tomcat must use
bite streams or other lower level constructs for I/O in a variety of places
that do not get the correct code page by default.
As for S390 Linux we
Does your redhat have a timer patch similar to the one for SuSE (2.4
kernel)?
If so we found that it does add a some amount of overhead in the long run. In
some
of our testing for a process with lots of sequential I/O we save on average
20% of the wall clock runtime buy using the standard
