Re: tomcat: The Apache Tomcat Native library which allows..........
Lew wrote:
You don't exactly need it. Notice that the message was labeled "INFO" - not
"WARNING" or "ERROR" or anything scary like that.
kali wrote:
well, it may be a "warning" instead of an error, but either way the
It's not a "warning", it's an "info". "Info" means not even as bad as a warning.
result is Tomcat is not running.. when I load index.jsp at the ROOT
That may be the result, but lacking the native library is not the cause.
One period at the end of a sentence suffices to indicate a declarative statement.
When you say "at the ROOT", do you mean in ${CATALINA_HOME}/webapps/ROOT/?
on the browser I get a unable-to-connect error... I still don't
Can you copy-and-paste the exact error message? It's impossible for us to
help you with the tiny dribs and drabs of information you are doling out.
understand what I'm doing differently from what I was doing in my
previous machine just a few days ago that worked fine (also tomcat
Clearly you are doing something differently.
5.5, with jdk/jre 1.5...) and was never told I needed this Tomcat
Native Library to run tomcat..
Once again, you don't need the native library to run Tomcat. The native
library is an optimization, to make Tomcat run faster, but it's not needed to
make Tomcat run.
What do the Tomcat logs tell you, if anything?
I suspect that you are connecting to the wrong port. You have not told us
anything about how Tomcat is configured nor the URL to which you are you are
attempting to connect.
I would look for differences between the ${CATALINA_HOME}/conf/server.xml
configurations on the old and new machines. In particular, look at the
<Connector> element's 'port' attribute.
And please, do tell us the exact error message you get and the URL that gives
the error, copied and pasted.
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Lew