Using ADF with Tomcat - A total beginner, lost

Hi all,
I am a complete beginner in Java using jDevaloper and java for web. I have being a desktop programmer. So I followed the jdeveloper tutorial Developing Rich Web Applications With Oracle ADF up to here . The small deference in my project is that it uses a mySQL database. When I tried to Run the project the Java SE crashed and the weblogic domain was not built. I tried many methods mentioned in the web but the Java keeps on crashing. I tried using both bundled JDK and JDK avilable in my machine but the crash continuous. So I decided to use tomcat.
So I have came up to creating the .war file. But when I started the tomcat I got this error;
SEVERE: Error configuring application listener of class oracle.adf.mbean.share.config.ADFConfigLifeCycleCallBack
I have gone out of choices. How should I correct this.
Thanks [Dana Singleterry|https://blogs.oracle.com/dana/entry/how_to_deploy_a_11g_adf_applic_1] , [Terry Cho|http://javamaster.wordpress.com/category/java-programming/] and many others for their knowledge sharing.

hi manjulapra
manjulapra wrote:
... So I decided to use tomcat. ...The "Application Servers " section of the "Certification and Support Matrix " for "Oracle JDeveloper and Application Development Framework 11g Release 2 "
at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/jdev/jdev11gr2-cert-405181.html#Application_Servers
currently has for "Tomcat 6 " and "ADF " the value "Not Supported ".
regards
Jan Vervecken

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OA is perfect and can be accessed by anything with a browser. ActiveSync is perfect for any new Windows Mobile device and any iOS device. When we've tried to sync older WM6.5 or any Android device, it just doesn't seem to want to work.
We've checked logs on both devices; the WM6.5 complains about a cert issue however we've took every step from installing the CA, RA and actual cert on the device to no avail. Some android device complain about using the port 443 but no matter what
we change this to it still won't sync.
Unfortunately my suggestion of 'just give everyone a new phone' went down as well as...well lets just say not good :)
I appreciate this might be an ADFS\WAP issue but thought I'd rule Exchange out first so any advice is much appreciated.

We are having issues on connecting ActivySync on Microsoft Exchange 2013.
OWA,OutlookAnywhere is working
ActiveSync is not working.
can you help us or share the configuration.
We have Used MS UAG2010 SP4 to publish Exchange 2013 SP1 (On premises).
Regards,
Furqan

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