On 26/11/2009 10:47, Jimmy Spam wrote:
I'm using opensuse official package. Maybe I should try the official
tomcat build and test it.
The programmers says that they need jre 1.5 since his apps doesn't have
tested on jre 1.6. Our programmers are dinosaurs. If they could, they
continue using cobol.
Well, in that case it's up to you as to whether you risk 1.6 or not.
Members of this list usually recommend installing Tomcat from an
apache.org download because we can't keep track of where all the
different linux variants distribute parts of the server around the OS.
The Tomcat Documentation is comprehensive:
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/setup.html
there's also the README file in the download itself.
If you are having trouble after reading these, get back to us explaining
what the problem is and what you've already tried.
p
Regards
Pid <p...@pidster.com> escribió:
On 26/11/2009 09:54, Jimmy Spam wrote:
I understand.
I'm using OpenSuse 11.1 with Tomcat 6. I've installed on my system,
jre1.5, jre 1.6 and tomcat6.
By default, system is using jre1.6 and If I uninstall it, tomcat 6
doesn't work, so How can do for that tomcat use jre1.5 without crash?
Are you using some kind of OpenSuse packaging system, or are you
installing from JREs downloaded from Sun's website & Tomcat from
tomcat.apache.org?
Why do you need jre1.5? As I said, in most cases jre1.6 is better -
faster at least.
p
Thank you very much.
Pid <p...@pidster.com> escribió:
On 26/11/2009 09:03, Jimmy Spam wrote:
Hi!
I'm new in this mailing list, my english is a bit poor, so I can't
extend so much with my presentation, hehe :-)
I have a doubt since I'm using Tomcat 6. I think tomcat 6 need jre
1.6 for running itself, but, Can I configure it to use jre 1.5 or
1.6 for each application?
I have applications wich uses java 1.5 and other wich uses java 1.6,
but I have only a tomcat 6 server installed, so I want know If I can
use this tomcat for running all my apps or need another instance of
tomcat 5.5 for applications wich need java 1.5.
Regards,
Spamis
When you start Tomcat 6, you actually start a single JVM (1.5 or 1.6)
and Tomcat runs *inside* the JVM.
Your applications run *inside* Tomcat.
You can use either 1.5 or 1.6, but the last one is usually considered
to be much better. Most 1.5 apps will run on 1.6 without
modification.
Tomcat does not start JVM's for each of your applications.
p
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