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JSP Subversion post missing?

 
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I posted a question, last night, and haven't had time to check for the answer. The URL for this posting was: https://coderanch.com/t/287334/JSP/java/JSP-include-other-JSP-URL

Now, its missing? I even tried to do a search and can't find it!



Was it deleted, accidently?
 
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Originally posted by Unnsse Khan:
accidently?


Yep:
https://coderanch.com/t/2632/Ranch-Office/Saloon-Server-went-down-June
 
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I responded to that post.
If I remember correctly, Subversion set your JAVA_HOME env variable to point to something other than a full JDK (j2sdk).

My answer was to download the full jdk and set your JAVA_HOME variable to point to it. In the event that you had two programs requiring different JAVA_HOME env variables, set the env value in one of the wrapper scripts (such as TOMCAT_HOME/bin/startup.sh).
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