I did indeed experience problems and tried to correct the symlinks that were broken, as was visible from the File manager. I also added a few extra symlinks to Tomcat jars in the /usr/share/java folder. It then seemed that I was getting a step further, but unfortunately I then got this error: javax.el.ExpressionFactory.newInstance()Ljavax/el/ExpressionFactory
I concluded that the symlinks el-api.jar and jsp-api.jarhad to be adapted to point to version 2.2 jars, so I upgraded them. Only to get more errors: javax.servlet.ServletContext.getClassLoader()Ljava/lang/ClassLoader; and
No org.apache.tomcat.InstanceManager set in ServletContext. I still hope that this can be fixed. Jetty is important as web server for Solr.
I did indeed experience problems and tried to correct the symlinks that were broken, as was visible from the File manager. I also added a few extra symlinks to Tomcat jars in the /usr/share/java folder. It then seemed that I was getting a step further, but unfortunately I then got this error: javax.el. ExpressionFacto ry.newInstance( )Ljavax/ el/ExpressionFa ctory ServletContext. getClassLoader( )Ljava/ lang/ClassLoade r; and tomcat. InstanceManager set in ServletContext. I still hope that this can be fixed. Jetty is important as web server for Solr.
I concluded that the symlinks el-api.jar and jsp-api.jarhad to be adapted to point to version 2.2 jars, so I upgraded them. Only to get more errors: javax.servlet.
No org.apache.