Thank you all for your feedback. I don't have the icon in my system tray,
but I am able to start and stop using the other suggestions I have
received.
Thanks again!
Christine A. Avrin
Information Technology
InterBay Funding, LLC
Office: (215) 793-8835
Fax: (305) 817-5221
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Re: No Start/Stop Options under Start/Programs Apache Tomcat 5.5
Another way to handle this (assuming a Windows 2000, XP, or 2003 system):
Right click on "My Computer" and choosing "Manage" from the pop-up menu.
When the Computer Management window opens, expand "Services and
Applications" on the left side.
Click on "Services" in the expanded Services and Applications branch.
The right side will populate with a whole list of services running in
the background of your computer
The same list should include "Apache Tomcat" (toward the top as the list
is alphabetic). Click on it and use the Start, Stop, and Restart links
that get displayed with the description.
--David
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>Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately, I don't see anything in my
system
>tray either. Is that an option I need to enable?
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>Christine A. Avrin
>Information Technology
>InterBay Funding, LLC
>Office: (215) 793-8835
>Fax: (305) 817-5221
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>>From: EDMOND KEMOKAI [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: Re: No Start/Stop Options under Start/Programs
>>Apache Tomcat 5.5
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>>I think you need to run the start.bat and stop.bat scripts,
>>they should be somewhere in your install dir.
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>No, those are not used to run Tomcat as a service - only from the
>command prompt. And, if you download and run the .exe installer, you
>don't even get the .bat scripts.
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>There aren't supposed to be any start/stop options under the Start ->
>All Programs -> Apache Tomcat 5.5 folder. Once you install Tomcat as a
>Windows service, there is an icon in the system tray you can use to
>control the service.
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