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please don't bash me for posting again, I thought if I post about tomcat in a mysql thread I won't get quick responses.. so here goes again
how do I set classpath for tomcat? I have downloaded apache-tomcat-6.0.18.tar.gz(which I used on my previous two distros also, mandriva 2009 and opensuse 11.0), now I have extracted to /home/user directory, I ran ./startup.sh and the server is indeed up and running. but I cant seem to find .bash_profile file to set classpath(like I did in my previous two installs).. there's only a .bash_history file. Also, there is no servlet api .jar file in /usr/share/java :-S
Just create the ~/.bash_profile file and log out and back in. Technically you could source the file without logging out and back in, but it's up to you.
yeah I figured that out, now the problem is I can't seem to find where the .jar file for servlet APIs are. I could find only one in /home/username/apache-tomcat-6.0.18/lib/servlet-api.jar and that doesn't seem to be the right one. In my previous distros there was tomcat servlet api.jar files /usr/share/java :-S
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