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How to locate deploytool.bat

 
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Hi,
I am reading "Professional Java Server Programming J2EE 1.3", and in one chapter it says to open deploytool.bat.I have j2sdk1.4.2_11 installed on my system and I can not see anything named deploytool.bat in bin.Do I have to install something else also?Another question is that I have tomcat 5.5 installed on my system and there is no startup ot shutdown in bin instead there are some executable jar files.How to start now?Please help, thankyou regards,
Andrew
 
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To start Tomcat,go to "apache Tomcat5.5" from the startup.You will get a submenu's.Select "Monitor Tomcat" ,You will find icon on right-below of your desktop after you select "Monitor Tomcat".Right click on the icon.You will find the options like start,stop,configure tomcat.Select start to start your tomcat.

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Thanks Smitha,
I have been trying what you said.After clicking on the start tomcat option, a new window opens which seems to start something but it does not complete and tomcat does not start.What I am thinking is to install tomcat again, as it was working earlier on my computer.Thankyou regards,
Andrew
 
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Hi,
Thanks now I have re-installed and WOW it's running.What I was doing was I changed the name of the root folder of the one in which i installed tomcat after it's installation.Even now if i rename the folder of installation it attempts to start when I try to start tomcat but does not start.This is what I have discovered.Thanks alot
Andrew
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