I Fixed the Problem

I finally found what the problem was that turned up after I
rebooted 
my Mac. Tomcat was
NOT loading. I checked the PID list and there was, what
appeared to 
be, a process
for Tomcat. However, after further checking, the process did
not 
disappear from the PID
listing after I shut Tomcat down.

The problem was that I was using the wrong script to
start/stop 
Tomcat. The script I had been
using is described here:

http://developer.apple.com/internet/java/tomcat1.html

On this page there is are start and stop scripts designed
for the Mac 
and OSX. After I
rebooted I had used the default scripts that came with the
Tomcat 
installation -- hence the problem. Once I used the Mac
scripts, 
Tomcat started and so did Blojsom.

For Mac/OSX users, I strongly represent following the
instructions on 
this page. They
work perfectly though they have to be adjusted to the
specific 
version of Tomcat that
has been installed.

kt
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                            Kenneth Tompkins
                        Professor of Literature
                  Richard Stockton College of NJ
                                Homepage
h
ttp://loki.stockton.edu/~ken/homepage/homepage.htm
                    Deserted Medieval Village:
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p://loki.stockton.edu/~ken/wharram/wharram.htm
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