> From: lightbulb432 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: See command-line output with startup errors in Windows
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> However, if I comment out "@echo off" as you
> suggested, I get output where every line in
> the batch file seems to be executing on its own
&g
t; line, executing as a command - why might this be happening?
>
> e.g. commandline> set CMD_LINE_ARGS=
>
> If catalina.bat run accomplishes the same thing, what's the purpose of
> startup.bat? Are there cases where you would want to use it?
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s be happening?
e.g. commandline> set CMD_LINE_ARGS=
If catalina.bat run accomplishes the same thing, what's the purpose of
startup.bat? Are there cases where you would want to use it?
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> From: lightbulb432 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: See command-line output with startup errors in Windows
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> How can I view the output in the second command-line window
Simply use "catalina.bat run" instead of startup.bat, and comment out
the "@echo off&qu
n put a pause statement to view the output?
Thanks.
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