Re: Catalina vs. jsvc stand alone daemon

2006-02-06 Thread Petr Hadraba
My notes for Eclipse: Eclipse is using some piece of code for compiling. I didn't assembly it, but I think, there is in the J2SE JRE, in the standard Java library several classes they provide compiling. This means, you DON'T NEED J2SE SDK or Java 5 JDK. I'm using this "feature" on windoze machine

Re: Catalina vs. jsvc stand alone daemon

2006-02-06 Thread David Smith
What's the difference between Java2 or J2SE and, say Java 5, or Java 1.5. None. Java 5 (aka Java 1.5) is a version of Java2. The term Java2 was introduced at the release of Java 1.2 indicating a significant change in the api and distribution. This was the first version release to be made

RE: Catalina vs. jsvc stand alone daemon

2006-02-06 Thread Ralph.Grothe
Hi Warren, thank you for referring me to the right download link. Not being a Java developer I certainly lack the Java fundamentals but to my excuse I may maintain that SUN's naming policy (this is also true for their Solaris OS) is quite bewildering so that I never quite know what interpreter (b

Re: Catalina vs. jsvc stand alone daemon

2006-02-03 Thread Warren Pace
> > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 2006/02/03 Fri AM 07:16:32 EST > To: > Subject: Catalina vs. jsvc stand alone daemon > > Hello Tomcatters, > > finally I solved my Tomcat docs perusal ignorance owed > difficulties, > and could successfully make Tom

Catalina vs. jsvc stand alone daemon

2006-02-03 Thread Ralph.Grothe
Hello Tomcatters, finally I solved my Tomcat docs perusal ignorance owed difficulties, and could successfully make Tomcat highly available. Only thing that was required after installation of a recent JRE and untarring of the Tomcat binary tarball into my DRBD/LVM mount were very minute adaptations