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Simon Gibbs wrote:
> I am getting an inexplicable error message regarding tools.jar. I say
> inexplicable because I have checked PATH, CLASSPATH and Eclipse prefs to
> ensure the SDK is being used and I have also checked the SDK to see that
> there is a tools.jar present. There is a stack trace in the output which I
> guess is the underlying cause, but that refers to a missing atribute, which
> is in fact present in all cases.
> 
> Has anyone else encountered and resolved this problem, or have any insights?

This is a bug. I've not yet been able to use the <cactus> task with Tomcat 
from Eclipse, actually (the same build file should work from the 
command-line, BTW.) If you have a second, please consider to file a bug report.

Thanks,
-chris