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From: Palle Girgensohn <girgen@pingpong.net>
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Subject: Re: java/53790: Let tomcat41ctl start java -server
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Ideally, tomcat41ctl whould accept the same set of environment variables as 
the jakarta-tomcat-4.x.y/bin/catalina.sh script does. One of these is 
JAVA_OPTS.

I doubt that -server works very well in jdk-1.3.1, does it?