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why eclipse is still running older tomcat version

 
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Today I have downloaded Eclipse kepler release and added tomcat 7.0.42 to it. My older Eclipse IDE had tomcat 6.0.37.

Now I have imported my same old WORKSPACE to Eclipse kepler. But when I am starting my tomcat 7
it getting started correctly but with the following error



Its true that my older tomcat 6 version was for 64-bit system type but somehow it worked with my eclipse IDE. All my projects are working fine.
But as can be seen in console why both tomcat 6 and tomcat 7 servers are getting started even when my 'server perspective'
showing only tomcat 7 as added. I know its something because of same workspace I am using or may be both the tomcat versions
are added with same port number 8080. I tried everything from my side but couldnt able to stop tomcat 6 from getting started or to
remove java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError. Please advice me on that.
Thanks in advance.

-Jayant
 
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The full console content is here after server gets started

 
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Okay when I remove tomcat 6 from D:\Software\Apache software\apache-tomcat-6.0.37-windows-x64 then this error is not coming. Still don't know how it generated.
 
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I removed the classpath too for tomcat 6 and replaced it with tomcat 7. This could be the reason why I am not getting that error any more. But I am not sure. No one here to reply to this thread ?
 
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If you loaded the old workspace, it still has Tomcat 6 registered. And all of the projects you had earlier deployed to Tomcat 6 will still use 6. To use Tomcat 7, you'll have to first configure it and then switch all of your projects to use 7.
 
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Currently I am not getting any error but I undo everything to regenerate it. Like changing classpath, copied tomcat 6 where it was before etc but still couldn't regenerate the error. Anyways thanks for your reply Peter. I will keep it in mind.

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Finally I could able to regenerate the same error again. But deploying my project with tomcat 7 doesnt help. What I did was, I opened my old eclipse IDE and removed tomcat 6 as a server which was added previously. This removed all configurations of tomcat 6 from my workspace. When I opened it again with new eclipse kepler IDE with tomcat 7 added, this error was gone. For me this thread is resolved.

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