Thanks, John.
Victor, it just cant find the file.
The reason it works when the env var is not set is because those Bat
files are smart ;)
They detect their relative location.
They will guess CATALINA_HOME
I guessed so.
And you should be starting it with "startup.bat" BTW
startup.bat causes the same problem but with inability to see the errors
in console - it's closed immediately.
If you on windows why dont you get yourself the service version,
you'll be starting and stopping it from the task bar, or like any
other windows service.
Sounds good I probably try this way.
In general on a windows box, no env variables are used besides a few
thing like ant_home, and java_home.
TC is very human friendly on windows... it should be install and
play... no fiddling ;)
Actually I solved the problem. It's because of "-" in my path to the
server. So don't use this character in the folder names, where the
tomcat lies :-).
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