Install and test if the JDK is installed successfully
Install the JDK can be installed version (EXE) or decompression version of (Zip), if you use the installation version of the environment variables do not have to configure
Take the decompression version as an example
1. Go to Oracle's website to download the JDK version, with the installation version and release can be downloaded
2. Place the JDK in the directory you want to install and unzip
3. Then go to the environment variable (right "My Computer"--Properties-Advanced system settings-environment variables-system variables-new)
4. Configure the following environment variables
Java_home: Copy to JDK directory, for example: C:\Program files\java\jdk1.7.0_25
Path: If the variable already exists, just modify it, and add the following variable:%java_home%\bin;%java_home%\jre\bin (separated by semicolons in English)
Classpath:%java_home%\lib\dt.jar;%java_home%\lib\tools.jar
5. Verify that the installation is successful, open the Command line tool (WIN+R), enter java-version;
The 64-bit JDK will have a 64-bit display.
Install Tomcat and test for installation success
Download Tomcat on 1.apace website
2. Unzip the directory you want to put in.
3. Configuring System Environment variables
Catalina_home: (Copy to Tomcat directory)
Catalina_base: (Copy to Tomcat directory)
MAVEN Installation Level Testing
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Java Development Environment Building (Jdk,tomcat,maven)