where startup.bat in tomcat 5.5

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Elhanan - 21 Feb 2006 07:22 GMT

hi..

i tried installing tomcat 5.5 on windows but i can't see any
startup.bat or any other startup scripts..

i'm also trying to lanch it via sysdeo plug-in that won't work either..

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hilz - 21 Feb 2006 09:03 GMT

> hi..
>
> i tried installing tomcat 5.5 on windows but i can't see any
> startup.bat or any other startup scripts..
>
> i'm also trying to lanch it via sysdeo plug-in that won't work either..

I believe on windows, tomcat can be started by running the tomcat5.exe
found in the bin directory. but when you install tomcat, it creates a
service for you (which actually calls the exe) , so you can just start
the service (from the control panel services dialog). The installer also
creates a tray icon, and when you right-click on it, you can start/stop
the service as well.
HTH

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Daniel Rohe - 21 Feb 2006 09:08 GMT

Elhanan schrieb:

> hi..
>
> i tried installing tomcat 5.5 on windows but i can't see any
> startup.bat or any other startup scripts..
>
> i'm also trying to lanch it via sysdeo plug-in that won't work either..

There are two version of Tomcat 5.5 for Windows. The installer version
doesn't contain any startup script. It contains an executable and you
can create a windows service during installation. The second version is
the ZIP file. This file contains the startup and shutdown scripts in the
<install_dir>/bin directory. If you need the startup and shutdown
scripts download the ZIP file and unpack it.

Kind regards,
Daniel

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Elhanan - 21 Feb 2006 12:54 GMT

thanks is the sysdeo plug-in compatible with 5.5.x? i tried using the
zip version, but even thought i brings up tomcat in the eclipse
console, i can't access it in the browser.

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Daniel Rohe - 21 Feb 2006 15:56 GMT

Elhanan schrieb:

> thanks is the sysdeo plug-in compatible with 5.5.x? i tried using the
> zip version, but even thought i brings up tomcat in the eclipse
> console, i can't access it in the browser.

I don't know, I use the JPDA Remote Debugging feature of the JDK.

Kind regards,
Daniel

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where startup.bat in tomcat 5.5

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