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From: Neal P. <phi...@gm...> - 2011-05-06 05:02:42
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did you change the version of tomcat as well when you went back to 32bit by any chance, from what I read on the internet java is in bytecode so it is neither 32bit or 64bit until it is compiled by the Just In Time compiler at runtime, so I don't see how 64bit os and java should make a difference.... also if anyone else has some ideas on this On 04/14/2011 01:39 PM, David Backeberg wrote: >> When it compiles, at least I assume it does since there are binary files ( I have eclipse in auto mode for debugging which I couldn't figure out) the files it gives me are not in the right places already is>there a way to have it generate a war file? > When I got stuck with this problem, I tried to build with Eclipse and failed. I was doing something wrong somewhere with a missing library and just moved on. > > I ended up reinstalling with 32-bit linux, and that made certain I wasn't going to run into this problem again. > > I should also point out that CentOS 32-bit works pretty well. I don't know whether there are any known issues with ubuntu. > >> Also if I did "switch to 32- bit" how far do I have to go? Just install 32- bit tomcat? > don't know the answer to either of those questions. > >> I have heard 64 bit java will run 32 bit code as well. > I heard that too, although it didn't work for you and it didn't work for me. > > I can tell you your earlier problem of having zero logs coming out was due to the program utterly failing to start even to the point to generate logging. |