It took me a few minutes after I pressed send on my last message to figure
out how to change the line breaks but then it hit me that you were referring
to the text encoding. I'm happy to say the culprit turned out the be that
very thing. I switched it to "Unicode 16" and Tomcat now starts without a
hitch! :-)

Brian
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Brian S. Radford
dwmxjunkie@yahoo.ca
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On 4/15/03 11:11 AM, "Brian Radford" <dwmxjunkie@yahoo.ca> wrote:
> On 4/15/03 3:06 AM, "Jordan L.Chilcott - Dreamweaver Talk List Admin"
> <dreamweaver-admin@blueworld.com> wrote:
>> Umm... did you get this setenv.sh from MM's support page (on installing
>> CFMX J2EE on Tomcat)?
>
> Yep that's exactly where I got it from. I did make a few alterations but
> they were mainly activating a couple of features like CORBA etc. and
> inputting my local directory paths where the defaults differed from mine.
>
> <SNIP>
>> As well, make sure that you are using Unix linebreaks and not Mac or Windows.
>
> Uhmmm... Since I have no idea how I'm supposed to do this It may be a safe
> bet that this is the culprit that is causing me trouble! I used TextEdit to
> create and edit the script... Can I change the line-breaks encoding through
> text edit or should I be look for another text editor?
>
>> It also doesn't hurt to set the permissions of the file to allow execution.
>
> Since I didn't see this option in the "Ownership & Permissions" section of
> "Get Info" dialog box I can take it as a safe bet that I'll have to do this
> through Terminal?
>
>
> Thanks
> Brian



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