MAC 10.10 Configuring the Tomcat server

One, install the JDK for your cute Mac computer;

Because not all users need Java, OS X does not pre-install Java in default state, and can be installed manually if you want.

1.http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1572
download it on the Apple website.
HTTP://SUPPORT.APPLE.COM/DOWNLOADS/DL1572/EN_US/JAVAFOROSX2014-001.DMG


2.Http://www.oracle.com/technetwor ... ownloads/index.html
Download the latest version of the Java 8 JDK installation to Oracle.

after installation in terminal input

Java-version

If the version is displayed, the instructions are installed.

if shown below, it means that the pair is not installed and needs to be restarted.

No Java Runtime present, requesting install.

II. Configuring TOMCAT

1. Download Tomcat
Download the relevant compression package from the Tomcat Project homepage and extract the appropriate files under ~/downloads after decompression apache-tomcat-7.0.40

2.Tomcat Configuration

unzip and find the corresponding decompression file apache-tomcat-7.0.40, Copy it to the library/directory and rename it to Tomcat

Move apache-tomcat-7.0.40 to the Usr/local folder
sudo mkdir/usr/local # # creates the Usr/local folder and does not need to be created if the/usr/local folder already exists
sudo mv ~/downloads/apache-tomcat-7.0.40/usr/local # # Move unzip folder to Usr/local

Create a symbolic Link to (/library/tomcat) for Tomcat
sudo ln-s/usr/local/apache-tomcat-7.0.40/library/tomcat
 
set up ownership for symbolic link
sudo chown-r <mac username >/library/tomcat
 
Open Tomcat under the Shell's access rights
sudo chmod +x/library/tomcat/bin/*.sh
 
the Tomcat service can then be started via library/tomcat/bin/startup.sh.

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Configuring the Tomcat server for MAC 10.10