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Old October 1st, 2006, 01:49 PM
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Tomcat installation problems
I'm unable to start my tomcat
I've set all the environment variables correctly
catalina_home : c:\tomcatdir
java_home : c:\jdk1.5
But when i type startup.bat a window opens and then again automatically closes down..what could be wrong??
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open a command line window and then run startup.bat

This will let the window stay open and you'll be able to read the errors. Post back with the message.
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