I've just installed 4.0.1 and am confused by the file directory structure. in
d:\tomcat, I have:
\catalina
\jasper
\lib
\resources
\service
\tester
\webapps
I don't have any \bin. Is that normal? In 3.2.3 I was used to going to
tomcat\ and typing bin\startup. is catalina\src\bin what I'm looking for?
Thanks for the help,
Robert Douglass
>From the readme.txt file - should have:
BUILDING.txt Instructions for building from sources
LICENSE Apache Software License for this release
README.txt This document
RELEASE-NOTES-*.txt Release Notes for this (and previous) releases
of Tomcat 4.0
RUNNING.txt Instructions for installing Tomcat, as well as
starting and stopping the server
bin/ Binary executables and scripts
classes/ Unpacked classes global to web applications
common/ Classes available to both Catalina internal
classes and web applications:
classes/ Unpacked common classes
lib/ Common classes in JAR files
conf/ Configuration files
jasper/ JAR files visible only in the Jasper
classloader
lib/ Classes in JAR files global to web applications
logs/ Destination directory for log files
server/ Internal Catalina classes and their
dependencies
classes/ Unpacked classes (internal only)
lib/ Classes packed in JAR files (internal only)
webapps/ Base directory containing web applications
included with Tomcat 4.0
work/ Scratch directory used by Tomcat for holding
temporary files and directories
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