Hi ..
Andre wrote:
Oh well, that means you (or rather your user-id) are probably not a
Local Administrator on that system.
At this stage, I'm not quite sure anymore, because I don't have a Tomcat
4.1 system to compare this with. So I'm working from memory.
Try this :
Supposing you can find the top directory where Tomcat was installed.
It may be something like c:\Programs\Apache Group\Tomcat4.1, or
C:\Tomcat4 or whatever.
Under that directory should be a sub-directory bin, with some programs
in it, and maybe some ".bat" or ".cmd" files.
(With Tomcat 5, there are just 2 programs "tomcat5.exe" and
"tomcat5w.exe", and I used the tomcat5.exe in my previous example.)
But I believe that in Tomcat4.x, there is a command-file called
"startup.bat".
If so, then :
- anyway stop the Tomcat service
- open a command window, and go to the Tomcat/bin directory
- type : startup.bat
To stop Tomcat later, just type a CTRL-C in the window.
(And restart the service if needed).
>>I tried it and it is working... but how do i make the process to run in
backround..what happens is when my session expires (as i am connected
through RDC)
or if i wanted to logoff from the remote system.... the process will stop i
guess... how to make it keep running 24/7 and open the tomcat process
window and see
the status of threads ....
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Thangavel Sankaranarayanan wrote:
> Hi,
> I dont find any Hkey..instead i find a Hkey_Current_user..
> I have loggged in to a remote system through RDC...
> and i could'nt find any system or other things in it...
>
Oh well, that means you (or rather your user-id) are probably not a
Local Administrator on that system.
At this stage, I'm not quite sure anymore, because I don't have a Tomcat
4.1 system to compare this with. So I'm working from memory.
Try this :
Supposing you can find the top directory where Tomcat was installed.
It may be something like c:\Programs\Apache Group\Tomcat4.1, or
C:\Tomcat4 or whatever.
Under that directory should be a sub-directory bin, with some programs
in it, and maybe some ".bat" or ".cmd" files.
(With Tomcat 5, there are just 2 programs "tomcat5.exe" and
"tomcat5w.exe", and I used the tomcat5.exe in my previous example.)
But I believe that in Tomcat4.x, there is a command-file called
"startup.bat".
If so, then :
- anyway stop the Tomcat service
- open a command window, and go to the Tomcat/bin directory
- type : startup.bat
To stop Tomcat later, just type a CTRL-C in the window.
(And restart the service if needed).
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