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Abel,
AbelMacAdam wrote:
> I checked to documentation. As far as I can see I do not have to do anything
> to get Tomcat configured again.
Probably not; just make sure that you have an AJP enabled in
your server.xml file.
> mod_jk.so is still in th
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback. As far as I know I had it working. But today I
decided to re-install Tomcat. Now I'm wondering if it was done correctly.
The old path to Tomcat (in XP):
C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 6.0
The new path
C:\Tomcat6.0
I decided to re-install because
Cuco,
Following Abel's hints would help you with the $JAVA_HOME issue.
Export is also a good option but it works only for that particular terminal in
which you export.
Whenever you open a new terminal, you would need to export again.
>>> cuco2772 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/21/07 3:40 AM >>>
Ma
The path separator character in linux is : not ; which is why you
couldn't find any standard utilities. In linux the ; is a *command*
separator character eg
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cd somedir ; ls
excutes the cd and then the ls
Also, it is much better practice to go PATH=$PATH:$JAVA_HOME - your
Mary,
When I did something similar to this PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin;$PATH, editing my
my .bashrc file for my root account and my username account (ubuntu feisty)
the bash shell couldn't find basic
programs such as ls or vim. The only thing that saved this from being a real
nightmare was that I had
mul
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Abel,
Abel MacAdam wrote:
> - Why should one connect Tomcat to Apache?
If you don't know, then you don't need to connect them: use Tomcat all
by itself in this case.
> - Should you connect Tomcat 6.0.14 to Apache 2.2.6?
Any version of Apache httpd
http://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/FAQ/Connectors -> this would answer your first
question
http://mrtextminer.wordpress.com/2007/09/11/installation-of-apache-224-and-tomcat-6014-on-debian-etch/
-> explains how to do the same in linux.
Mary
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