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Monday November 25, 2002

Running Tomcat 5

I've gotten a little closer to using and running Tomcat 5. My last post on the subject pointed out an error I received about comments in XML (org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: The string "--" is not permitted within comments). Well, this turned out to be a Xerces issue and has already been reported. So, like a good little programmer, I downloaded the nightly build of Xerces, and replaced xercesImpl.jar and xmlParseAPIs.jar in common/endorsed. Now, I can view the jsp-examples and servlet-examples applications, but I get this error on startup.

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