Install tomcat in windows <version>

Install tomcat in windows
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Install jdk1.3
Note: If you have installed a java version earlier than 1.3, delete all files of this version and use rregedit to delete all content under hkey_local_machinesoftwarew.oft.
Then install jdk1.3.
Download jdk1.3 here:
Http://www.chinaasp.com/download/readFolder.asp? Folder = JspDev & name = JSP % BF % AA % B7 % A2 % B0 % FC
Then note that if your system is a Chinese system, the system registry may be faulty. Use regedit to open the registry and check your oft,
The location is hkey_local_machine-> software-> export oft-> Find "Java Runtime Environment"
Export this stuff to File 1. reg ....
Edit it with notepad, replace "Java Runtime Environment" with "Java Runtime Environment", and then import it.
Download tomcat
Win32 version http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/tomcat/release/v3.1/bin/jakarta-tomcat.zip 2.26 mb
Install tomcat
Decompress the file in the jakarta-tomcat.zip package to x: omcat. X is the drive name.
Set environment variables
In autoexec. bat, win9x uses the set statement to set environment variables, for example, set TOMCAT_HOME = d: omcat.
For winnt/win2k, right-click my computer and select Properties. In the displayed dialog box, click "system features", select "Advanced" tab, and click "environment variables ", you can edit the environment variables of the system.
TOMCAT_HOME value: x: omcat (use TOMCAT_HOME to indicate the tomcat root directory)
JAVA_HOME value: x: jdk1.3 (use JAVA_HOME to indicate the jdk1.3 installation directory)
CLASSPATH value: x: jdk1.3libools. jar; x: omcatclasses; x: omcatlib
Test tomcat
Run x: ombatinstartup. bat
Then, type http: // localhost: 8080/in the browser. If you see the image of tomcat 3.1, it indicates that you have successfully configured tomcat.
Test JSP
Now we create the directory D: myJSP
A file named test. jsp is stored in the file. The content is as follows:
<% @ Page contentType = "text/html; charset = gb2312" %>
<%
Out. println ("This is my first jsp program ");
%>
Modify tomcatconfserver. xml. At the end of this file, you can see some shapes such
<Context path = "/test" docBase = "webapps/test" debug = "0" reloadable = "true">
</Context>
And so on:
<Context path = "/myJSP" docBase = "d: myJSP" debug = "0" reloadable = "true">
</Context>
Path is the web virtual directory, and docBase is the path on the hard disk.
In the address bar of the browser, enter http: // localhost: 8080/myJSP/test. jsp.
(Note: tomcat is case-sensitive. If an error is entered, a 404 error is returned)
The browser displays the following content:
This is my first jsp program
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