What about adding this part in tomcat.sh (TC 3.3) and
catalina.sh/jasper.sh to help them discover JAVA_HOME on
at least Linux systems ?
+if [ -z $JAVA_HOME ]; then
+# Search for java in PATH
+JAVA=`which java`
+if [ -z $JAVA ] ; then
+JAVA_BINDIR=`dirname ${JAVA}`
+
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
What about adding this part in tomcat.sh (TC 3.3) and
catalina.sh/jasper.sh to help them discover JAVA_HOME on
at least Linux systems ?
If someone forgets to set JAVA_HOME and has multiple JDK's
installed, they could get a suprise. I suspect most non-beginners
would
Henri,
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
What about adding this part in tomcat.sh (TC 3.3) and
catalina.sh/jasper.sh to help them discover JAVA_HOME on
at least Linux systems ?
+if [ -z $JAVA_HOME ]; then
+# Search for java in PATH
+JAVA=`which java`
+if [ -z $JAVA ] ; then
+
What about adding this part in tomcat.sh (TC 3.3) and
catalina.sh/jasper.sh to help them discover JAVA_HOME on
at least Linux systems ?
If someone forgets to set JAVA_HOME and has multiple JDK's
installed, they could get a suprise. I suspect most non-beginners
would rather see an error
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
What about adding this part in tomcat.sh (TC 3.3) and
catalina.sh/jasper.sh to help them discover JAVA_HOME on
at least Linux systems ?
If someone forgets to set JAVA_HOME and has multiple JDK's
installed, they could get a suprise.
That's why you could still
In Tomcat 4.0.2 and later, the above code would, I believe,
fit into the
bin/setclasspath.sh script. This script, which already checks that your
$JAVA_HOME contains a java, javac, and jdb command, would extend that
functionality. BTW, setclasspath.sh is source by all the
executable Unix scripts
Christopher,
Did you take a look at my scripts ?
tomcat3 starter :
#!/bin/sh
#
# Wrapper script for Tomcat, to be sure it will allways
# be run with correct user profile (tomcat by default)
#
# derived from stuff in tomcat.init
#
# Gomez Henri [EMAIL PROTECTED]
# Keith Irwin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
Did you take a look at my scripts ?
I thought I did, although I concentrated on the proposed
changes to catalina.sh.
This config stuff came from discution on this this list with
Keith Irwin and Nicolas Mailhot :)
It looks like I missed some background discussion,
Henri,
GOMEZ Henri wrote:
Yes bin/setclasspath.sh does many things and could be used.
My advice it that the name is too generic and should be renamed
when you install TC 3.x/4.x in a FHS way, ie execs in
/usr/bin, datas in /var/tomcat4 or /usr/share/tomcat4.
May be renamed to
