Re: Tomcat Basic Wizard is Missing

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Hi David,

<Just a note, it may be worth your time to get a standalone version of
Tomcat running.>

I actually did that with version 4.0.3 using that article but I still wanted
to resolve the issue with the IBM version in case the 'Tomcat Wizard issue'
was only 1 of the symptoms of the underlying problem.  I didn't feel
comfortable that my system was set up properly.  It was actually your
comment last week about the possibility of damaged jar files that caused me
to uninstall/reinstall DG1 and ultimately resolve the problem, thanks.

I'm very glad to hear that you and others are working with Tomcat on
iSeries, I am very interested in it as well and I'm hoping to make some real
progress now that I'm past this problem.  I am curious about what
development tools you and others are using.  I've built a fair number of
IIS/ASP sites using Visual Interdev (ughh), a product called Drumbeat and
now Dreamweaver/UltraDev but I'm just getting started with JSP's.  However,
now that Macromedia has come out with MX and MS has released .NET, I'm
considering using MS' Enterprise Architect for .NET and IBM's Websphere
Studio Application Developer for Java/JSP, what do you think?.  Also, are
you using the Jtopen version of the Toolbox?

Thanks,

Tim

Tim Sullivan
Access Paths, Inc
Londonderry, NH 03053

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