Re: is it OK to compile with Sun's JDK?

Hi Daniel, The Sun SDK is free both to use and to sell programs that have been compiled with it. The problem with it is only in terms of the source code for the SDK itself. Java developers are not free to review the source and/or improve on it. Hope this clear it up for Ed Murray On Tue

Re: is it OK to compile with Sun's JDK?

Hi Daniel, The Sun SDK is free both to use and to sell programs that have been compiled with it. The problem with it is only in terms of the source code for the SDK itself. Java developers are not free to review the source and/or improve on it. Hope this clear it up for Ed Murray On Tue

Re: Tomcat won't start on reboot

this problem with tomcat4? Ed Murray On Fri, 2003-07-04 at 15:25, Edward Murray wrote: > Hi Debian Java dudes, > > Can anybody help out on this? > > I have been using tomcat for about three years but I can't work it out. > > This problem occurs both on one PC ru

Re: Tomcat won't start on reboot

this problem with tomcat4? Ed Murray On Fri, 2003-07-04 at 15:25, Edward Murray wrote: > Hi Debian Java dudes, > > Can anybody help out on this? > > I have been using tomcat for about three years but I can't work it out. > > This problem occurs both on one PC ru

Tomcat won't start on reboot

Hi Debian Java dudes, Can anybody help out on this? I have been using tomcat for about three years but I can't work it out. This problem occurs both on one PC running Woody and another running testing/unstable. Tomcat will start normally when run from the command line eg: /etc/init.d/tomcat4 st

Tomcat won't start on reboot

Hi Debian Java dudes, Can anybody help out on this? I have been using tomcat for about three years but I can't work it out. This problem occurs both on one PC running Woody and another running testing/unstable. Tomcat will start normally when run from the command line eg: /etc/init.d/tomcat4 st