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Michael Jacobs
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I would suggest that if you customize the process environment Tomcat runs in, you create a ‘setenv.sh’ (setenv.bat for Windows) in the Tomcat’s ‘bin’ directory. The primary Tomcat script for executing commands is catalina.{sh|bat}, which looks for and executes the ’setenv.{sh|bat}’ script if it exists. Using setenv is the built-in way to customize Tomcat’s process environment and have all of Tomcat’s utilities run with the same environment variable settings you define (DLC,WRKDIR,JAVA_HOME,JAVA_OPT,…). Mike J. From: Libor Laubacher bounce-llaubach@community.progress.com Reply-To: " TU.OE.Deployment@community.progress.com " TU.OE.Deployment@community.progress.com Date: Wednesday, July 9, 2014 at 5:55 AM To: " TU.OE.Deployment@community.progress.com " TU.OE.Deployment@community.progress.com Subject: RE: [Technical Users - OE Deployment] Tomcat fails to write in exceptions.log even after using Progress KBase: P23209 RE: Tomcat fails to write in exceptions.log even after using Progress KBase: P23209 Reply by Libor Laubacher OK. You said you have this in test environment as well? Maybe I can connect there remotely to test and see, instead of playing "ping pong" with updates. That possible ? Stop receiving emails on this subject. Flag this post as spam/abuse.
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