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I have instaled Netbeans 6.0 .

path to netbeans is C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Apache Tomcat 6.0.16

whet i am going to install Apache Tomcat to the c drive it gives message
" Failed to install Tomcat6 service.check your settings and permission "

i tried both port 8080 and 80.
finally i change the drive to the E:\
but same result.what is the reason
 
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aruna sameera wrote:I have instaled Netbeans 6.0 .


Netbeans have inbuilt support to Tomcat 6 and its bundled in NB, You like to configure Tomcat 6 using NB, the look here

aruna sameera wrote:
path to netbeans is C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Apache Tomcat 6.0.16


Are you sure this is where you installed NB, it looks like Apache Tomcat Installation folder .
 
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Please be sure to ask IDE questions in the IDEs forum. I have moved this post there for you.
 
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