RE: Logging into Tomcat Stand-alone

Matt,

Thank you for the pointer. I got somewhat further along by placing the
McKoi jars in TOMCAT_HOM/common/lib.

It seems however, that I have to setup the DB but still cannot find the
info or files to do that. Should there be a 'mckoi' directory in the
distribution?

I get the following message:
in StandardPoolDataSource:getConnection exception:
java.sql.SQLException: SQLEception in
StandardPoolDataSource:getConnection no connection available
java.sql.SQLException: Cannot get connection for URL
jdbc:mckoi:local://../mckoi/db.con : Unable to find file:
./mckoi/db.conf

Thanx,

Laurent

-----Original Message-----
From: Matthew Schmidt [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 10:07
To: [email protected]; [email protected]
Subject: Re: [jl-volunteers] Logging into Tomcat Stand-alone


Laurent,
    I'm assuming this is 0.5.1?  In that version we did not include a 
default user (since there were no permissions anyway).  You'll need to 
create a user and then just use that to test things out.  What errors 
are being thrown when you try to register a new user.  Last week when we

tried out the 0.5.1 release for some screenshots, everything *just 
worked*.  Also, the McKoi info should be in TOMCAT_HOME\common\lib.

-Matt


Laurent Gauthier wrote:

> I just installed the JLCP war in webapps and fired up Tomcat and have
> a JLCP running. I even get to the admin console but cannot log in and 
> connot find info on how to login (username/pw). Also, I cannot 
> register a new user.
>  
> Is there a write-up on setting up and using the Tomcat stand-alone
> version?
>  
> From what I gather, the standalone version uses the McKoi db engine
> but the mckoidb.jar is not in the distribution. I tried to add it but 
> it did not improve things.
>  
> Thanx for the help,
>  
> Laurent
>