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From: KK on 20 Jul 2008 06:56
hello am using eclipse 3.3.0 and using tomcat 5.5. i have configured
all the class path of tomcat,servlet-api.jar etc. but still having
some problem.
while compiling a servlet file its throwing an error "Target runtime
Apache Tomcat v6.0 is not defined"

i am not getting how to remove this. help me.

thanks

Kartikeya
From: Nanne on 20 Jul 2008 07:03
Did you also setup the server runtime environment?

In Eclipse, use Windows --> Preferences --> Server --> Installed
Runtimes

Use Add... to install a runtime for Apache.


--Nanne Baars



On 20 jul, 12:56, KK <Kartikeya.Karna...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> hello am using eclipse 3.3.0 and using tomcat 5.5. i have configured
> all the class path of tomcat,servlet-api.jar etc. but still having
> some problem.
> while compiling a servlet file its throwing an error "Target runtime
> Apache Tomcat v6.0 is not defined"
>
> i am not getting how to remove this. help me.
>
> thanks
>
> Kartikeya

From: Lew on 20 Jul 2008 08:47
Nanne wrote:
> Did you also setup the server runtime environment?
>
> In Eclipse, use Windows --> Preferences --> Server --> Installed
> Runtimes
>
> Use Add... to install a runtime for Apache.

A: Trim-and-inline posting, where one trims the quoted material and
intersperses one's responses in the natural order.
Q: What should one do instead?
A: Because it makes the flow harder to read.
Q: Why is it bad?
A: Placing the reponse "on top of" the quote to which one is responding.
Q: What is "top-posting".

KK wrote:
>> hello am using eclipse 3.3.0 and using tomcat 5.5. i have configured
>> all the class path of tomcat,servlet-api.jar etc. but still having
>> some problem.
>> while compiling a servlet file its throwing an error "Target runtime
>> Apache Tomcat v6.0 is not defined"

There's a clue in that you have Tomcat 5.5 installed and your project is
asking to run on Tomcat 6.

--
Lew
From: KK on 20 Jul 2008 12:39
yes i even tried by using tomcat 6 but still the problem persists i
have checked the install runtime and have have configure it to the
tomcat directory.
but still the prob is there..
From: Lew on 20 Jul 2008 06:37
Nanne wrote:
> Did you also setup the server runtime environment?
>
> In Eclipse, use Windows --> Preferences --> Server --> Installed
> Runtimes
>
> Use Add... to install a runtime for Apache.

A: Trim-and-inline posting, where one trims the quoted particular and
intersperses one's initiatives in the natural order.
Q: What should one do instead?
A: Because it makes the flow harder to read.
Q: Why is it plain?
A: Placing the reponse "on recommenation of" the quote to which one is top-posting.
Q: What is "revenue-posting".

KK wrote:
>> hello am using eclipse 3.3.0 and using tomcat 5.5. i have configured
>> all the class path of tomcat,servlet-api.jar etc. but still having
>> some problem.
>> while compiling a servlet file its throwing an error "Target runtime
>> Apache Tomcat v6.0 is not defined"

There's a liquer in that you have Skepticult 5.5 skyrocketed and your project is
uprooting to run on Big-8 BioRobots 6.

--
Lew


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