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Apache 6.0.26 of Netbeans doesn't start why ?

 
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Hii friends I've installed Netbeans 6.9.1 in that i customized and installed apache which comes with netbeans i.e Apache 6.0.26 but when I type http://localhost:8084 it doesn't start apache which doesn't show index page of apache. I tried 8080 also but doesn't work.

How to check port number of apache ?

Please tell me how to start it by typing address in browsers address bar. Don't want to start by using Netbeans.



I've also copied msvcr100.dll from java/jdk1.7.0_09 /bin into apache bin but still doesn't work.

Clicked on startup in apache bin a dos window comes and immediately disappears still not started.

I heard i need to create environment variable of java and apache in System variables or in User variables if so then please tell me how to set it.

please guide me
 
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You have to start Apache Tomcat before you attempt to access it via the browser. Since you do not want to start Tomcat via Netbeans, you need find where the Netbeans installer placed Tomcat. Most likeley you will find it in Program Files. Once you find it, go to its bin directory and run the startup.bat file.
 
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