> Sorry I've not been keeping up on the world of Debian java. I never have been into it really, since I needed JDK 1.4 and didn't find anything of how to get it officially. This is why I actually went the non debian way, I guess: Installing JDK and Tomcat manually, not using apt-get, thus being able to run a recent Tomcat on a recent VM. This way, installing java and Tomcat and connecting Apache to Tomcat was quite simple, with no interference with the rest of the system. I can go and send you some instructions if you want to go that way, too.
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