irfan pasha wrote:
Hi,
I have installed tomcat 7.0.29 on windows7. I have download .tar.gz
file from http://tomcat.apache.org/download-70.cgi.
My bash and the console both are in same machine. I have installed MKS
tool kit that enables me to run bash on Windows.
Let me know if you need more information.
That is what I kind of suspected.
And, with respect, unless you have very specific needs to go along this route, I believe
that you are setting yourself up for a lot of complications.
Think that the executable program that will really be running on that machine is the Java
JVM. Tomcat is just a Java application that will run inside this JVM.
So unless you have also installed a Linux-kind of Java JVM that runs also under the MKS
toolkit, you are probably on the wrong track.
Another way of saying this :
The Tomcat code is always the same, because it always runs inside the same environment : a
Java JVM. But the Java JVM itself is very specific (and different) for each OS platform.
And running Java (and a Java application) as a Unix daemon is quite different from
running Java (and a Java application) as a Windows Service. And running Java under an MKS
environment is still different, and you would probably need an MKS-specific version of the
JVM to do that (if it exists).
What you should probably be doing is
- install a Java JVM for Windows
- download and install the Tomcat distribution for Windows (the "service installer" or the
"normal Tomcat")
- use the Windows Service or the Windows command-line interface to run your
Tomcat
and then, if you want, use your MKS environment to interact with Tomcat, as a
client.
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