Hi,
Thanks a lot to all. I achieved the Goal :)
But still not able to install the second tomcat instance as Windows Service.
Where do i need to make changes?

What I did next is
Step 1 - Copied the contents of C:\tomcat1 into C:\tomcat2

Step 2 - Changed the Http, shutdown and ajp connecter port in server.xml at
C:\tomcat2\conf to 8180, 8105 and 8109

Step 3 - Edited the startup.bat at C:\tomcat2\bin. Deleted all the contents
of it and added
set CATALINA_BASE=C:\tomcat2
C:\tomcat1\bin\startup.bat

Step 4 - Edited the shutdown.bat at C:\tomcat2\bin. Deleted all the contents
of it and added
set CATALINA_BASE=C:\tomcat2
C:\tomcat1\bin\shutdown.bat

Step - 5 Double clicked startup.bat in C:\tomcat2 and in browser used
http://localhost:8180/ to access the new port

Step - 6 Double clicked startup.bat in C:\tomcat1 and in browser used
http://localhost:8080/ to access the default port.

regards
kapil

On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 8:08 PM, Kapil Godara <kapil.god...@gmail.com>wrote:

> Hi Andre,
>
> I did as suggested. Tomcat is running fine as service Tomcat1.
>
> I have set CATALINA_HOME=C:\tomcat1 and CATALINA_BASE=C:\tomcat1
> (I set the env var from Control Panel -> System Properties ->Advanced ->
> Environment Variables -> System variables)
>
> What is the next step for additional instance on different port?
>
> thanks and regards
> kapil
>
>
> On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 6:09 PM, André Warnier <a...@ice-sa.com> wrote:
>
>> Kapil Godara wrote:
>>
>>> Hi
>>>
>>> I copied the entire folder Tomcat 6.0 at C:\Program Files\Apache Software
>>> Foundation (where tomcat is installed) to Tomcat_instance2 .
>>>
>> ...
>>
>> Let's start again, from the beginning.
>>
>> This has been discussed many times on this forum, but I believe it is
>> worth repeating it, because it is probably the source of the confusion.
>>
>> In the Tomcat website download page, there are several versions :
>>
>> - one is for Unix/Linux. That is a "complete" version, with all the files
>> packed together in one .tar.gz file.  To install it, you unpack these files
>> under one new directory for Tomcat, and it creates a set of subdirectories
>> conf, bin, etc..
>>
>> But for Windows, there are *two* versions :
>> - one is a "simple" version, named "installer", which is destined for the
>> quick and simple installation of a single Tomcat under Windows, to run as a
>> Windows Service. This is apparently the one you downloaded and installed.
>> This version does not contain /all/ the same files as the one for Unix/Linux
>> above, only a subset of them.
>>
>> - the other one is a "zip" version, which does contain all the same files
>> as the Unix/Linux version, and even some additional ones.
>> This version /also/ allows you to install Tomcat as a Windows Service, but
>> this requires a bit more work.  It also provides all the files necessary to
>> install a second instance of Tomcat and run it as a second Windows Service.
>> This is the one you should download now.
>>
>> My recommendation is :
>> - remove the first version of Tomcat that you downloaded and installed
>> (the .exe version).
>> - download the zip version
>> - decide on a "main" and "second" directories where you will run your two
>> instances of Tomcat.
>> I suggest that you pick directory paths that are simple, without spaces in
>> the name.  Like "c:\tomcat1" and "c:\tomcat2".  That will save you time and
>> problems later.
>> - unzip the downloaded Tomcat zip version in the first directory.
>> Note for the future that this is now your "CATALINA_HOME" directory.
>> - in the directory c:\tomcat1\bin, run the "service.bat" script, to
>> install this Tomcat instance as the first Windows Service.  Give it the name
>> "Tomcat1".
>> For this Tomcat, the "CATALINA_BASE" is also "c:\tomcat1".
>>
>> When all the above is done and you have a running first Tomcat instance,
>> then come back here for additional information on how to run an additional
>> instance, using the same CATALINA_HOME, but a separate CATALINA_BASE.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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