Problem in reloading project using ANT in Eclipse

Hello Friends,
I have created one application in which i just put one jsp page and the application is based on Strtus.
for loading project in tomcat i have done following step,
all,install
now for next time after changes made in jsp page i have perform all,reload
but it will give me the error.
BUILD FAILED
*<Path of projct> \build.xml:192: FAIL - Encountered exception java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory.release(Ljava/lang/ClassLoader;)V*
Total time: 30 seconds
but for loading project i perform all,remove,install
so now i have to perform 3 steps each time.
anyone know about the above problem.
i have put common-logging.jar file and in that there is a release method which is abstract.
Thanks in advance,
Ajay Patel

Continueee....on above...
when i perform all,remove,install for reinstalling application on tomcat,
i also got same error while performing remove operation but still it delets from tomcat.
And when i perform all,remove
it gives me
reload:
*[reload] FAIL - Encountered exception java.lang.IllegalStateException: Container StandardContext[EventManagementSystem] has not been started*
BUILD FAILED
*C:\Documents and Settings\Ajay\Desktop\ajay\JspWorkspace\EventManagement\build.xml:192: FAIL - Encountered exception java.lang.IllegalStateException: Container StandardContext[EventManagementSystem] has not been started*
Total time: 2 seconds
can anyone know about this.....how can i solve the LogFactory error.
Thank You in advance,
Ajay Patel

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"This is typically the result of an invalid deployer URI format being supplied, the target server not being in a started state or incorrect authentication details"
It looks like a typo...
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Problem burning iDVD projects using external LaCie burner

I recently purchased a LaCie DL d2 DVD RW with LightScribe 16x from the LaCie company (12/07/2007). The LaCie burner is connnected via Firewire to my iMac. The iMac is a little over a year old and I am running Mac OS X (ver. 10.4.11).
The primary reason for my purchase was that I wished to create/burn iDVD projects on my iMac computer. The reason that I needed this product was due to the fact that, when I purchased my iMac, I made an error in judgement , and ordered it with a combo rather than a SuperDrive. So, while I am able to create iDVD projects and iMovies, I am unable to burn DVDs with of projects on the Combo Drive that came with the computer.
Thus far, however, I have not been able to burn a DVD with any of my iDVD projects. I am running iDVD 6 (ver. 6.04). When I attempt to “burn” a DVD disk the “Creating your DVD menu” appears. When I put in a blank DVD+RW 4x 4/7GB, it appears to go through the process (Prepare,,, Process Menus... Process Slideshows... Process Movies and Burn procedures). The DVD is then ejected and a message says that it is done and is “cleaning up.” However, that message never leaves the screen and when I click on the “Cancel” button, nothing happens. The iDVD application seems to lock up and I have to do a “force quit.”
I have tried this with three different projects, all with the same result. When I place the supposed “burned” DVD in the Combo Drive, it spins for a while and then kicks the DVD diskn out.
I have also tried launching Toast Titanium 7 (software that came with the LaCie burner). However, I see no place where I can “drag & drop” an iDVD project to the “drop zone.’ The closest thing seams to be “movies.” However, when I select that mode and go to my iDVD folder, all of the files are “grayed out.”
Can anyone help me out? Should I be able to burn iDVD projects with this unit? If so, what am I doing wrong.
Thanks for any help/advice that anyone can provide.
Jeff White

open up Toast 7, click on Video tab, click on Image File and drag your img. file to Toast.
John,
That's not correct. In Toast 7 you must use the Copy tab to burn a disk image to writable media. See page 94 of the Toast 7 manual.
(The procedure is slightly different for Toast 6 and Toast 8 but always involves using 'Copy')

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