Thanks Chris. I don't doubt this is sloppy, but I was able to change around
some things and get this working properly. I appreciate the help.
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>> Date: Thu, 28 May 2009 14:51:28 -0700
>> From: boppn...@swbell.net
>> To: users@tomcat.apache.org
>> Subject: RE: Debian Tomcat Fail
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>> Sorry, this code was provided to me by a graduate student (I'm a lowly
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Sorry, this code was provided to me by a graduate student (I'm a lowly
freshman). Still very new to all of this, I'll look into that.
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
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>> Subject: RE: Debian Tomcat Fail
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Thanks Chris, I was really just messing around with some stuff to see if I
could get the page working at all, I was really unconcerned with the file
types I was using. In the end, as I said, I got this thing working, my only
question now is the relative file pathing. The
"../webapps/geosim/WEB-I
Thanks so much. I had no idea the debian version of tomcat was so messed up.
I've installed apache's Tomcat6, and it is working great.
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I've switched to using Sun Java 6, and now my stuff doesn't crash, but I get
internal errors all over the place. On the app in my original post I get a
HTTP status 500, exception report:
javax.servlet.ServletException: Could not initialize class
javax.imageio.ImageIO
org.apache.catalina.
I am about at my wits' end here with Tomcat on Debian. I have an app called
Project.java, and all it should do is grab a file from the file system, and
output that on the browser window. On my windows box, this works perfectly.
I'm using jdk6 on the windows box, and gcj4.3 on the debian box. M
