Re: Running Tomcat on WIN2K Advanced Server
Posted By:
Mark_Caroline
Posted On:
Thursday, May 15, 2003 02:04 AM
We have just setup tomcat on Win2k advanced Server, and it is running fine (tomcat 4.1.18). with this we have set up the isapi_redirect.dll v1.2.2 and all is running fine.
To avoid problems we used short directory names with no spaces of full stops (this shouldn't make a difference but we did it anyway.)
we also had to set up the environment variables for JAVA_HOME, TOMCAT_HOME and add the java bin path to the PATH variable.
Re: Running Tomcat on WIN2K Advanced Server
Posted By:
James_Bayer
Posted On:
Monday, March 24, 2003 09:08 AM
out of the box, tomcat will try and run on port 8080, which should not conflict of the default IIS port of 80.
i'd try launching tomcat from a dos prompt by running the bat file directly to see if you're missing an important message. it's likely something simple that's causing your problem.
Re: Running Tomcat on WIN2K Advanced Server
Posted By:
James_Bayer
Posted On:
Monday, March 24, 2003 09:05 AM
out of the box, tomcat will try and run on port 8080, which should not conflict of the default IIS port of 80.
i'd try launching tomcat from a dos prompt by running the bat file directly to see if you're missing an important message. it's likely something simple that's causing your problem.
Re: Running Tomcat on WIN2K Advanced Server
Posted By:
James_Bayer
Posted On:
Monday, March 24, 2003 09:05 AM
out of the box, tomcat will try and run on port 8080, which should not conflict of the default IIS port of 80.
i'd try launching tomcat from a dos prompt by running the bat file directly to see if you're missing an important message. it's likely something simple that's causing your problem.
Re: Running Tomcat on WIN2K Advanced Server
Posted By:
James_Bayer
Posted On:
Monday, March 24, 2003 09:01 AM
out of the box, tomcat will try and run on port 8080, which should not conflict of the default IIS port of 80.
i'd try launching tomcat from a dos prompt by running the bat file directly to see if you're missing an important message. it's likely something simple that's causing your problem.
