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getting started with jsp and tomcat
I've just begun writing simple apps in jsp, and I'm using tomcat to serve the pages. I'm getting an error that I'm sure is because of my classpath, but I'm not familiar with where the classpath variable lives. So a bit of direction on how to configure my classpath would be terrific. And references to good docs would be great also, as the ones I've looked at assume a bit more than I know.
http://javaboutique.internet.com/tutorials/Tomcat/
hope it helps
actually can search a lot of tomcat installation tutorials
ard the web, if you encounter more problems please post them here so that other experts will be able to solve your problem
hope it helps
actually can search a lot of tomcat installation tutorials
ard the web, if you encounter more problems please post them here so that other experts will be able to solve your problem
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krishnamukuntha,
Welcome. You may want to take a look at the tips at the bottom of this page. In addition...
- Likely though it may be, Fronczak *may* not be using Windows at all
- setting JAVA_HOME is *not* the same as setting CLASSPATH
- if JAVA_HOME were not already set, tomcat would have complained about that specifically at startup time
- "...references to good docs would be great also..." implies more interest than the "just do this" variety
As for the links posted by kotan and ueiki, it's tough to find thorough documentation yet for Tomcat 4. Both of their contributions seem very -- and *equally* ;) -- helpful.
cheers,
corey
Welcome. You may want to take a look at the tips at the bottom of this page. In addition...
- Likely though it may be, Fronczak *may* not be using Windows at all
- setting JAVA_HOME is *not* the same as setting CLASSPATH
- if JAVA_HOME were not already set, tomcat would have complained about that specifically at startup time
- "...references to good docs would be great also..." implies more interest than the "just do this" variety
As for the links posted by kotan and ueiki, it's tough to find thorough documentation yet for Tomcat 4. Both of their contributions seem very -- and *equally* ;) -- helpful.
cheers,
corey
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Thanks, and sorry for the slow response. Had to leave town for a bit.
http://www.moreservlets.com/Using-Tomcat-4.html
If this still can't help you, please tell me the exact error you got.