Multi-tomcat auto start under Ubuntu

1: First install the Self-starter management tool

Apt-get Install sysv-rc-conf

2: Append Tomcat startup script

For example, a service needs to start three Tomcat, then create a tomcat-a script file and place it under/etc/init.d/

Note The file permissions are set to 755. The script reads as follows:

export　JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/default-java
case　$1　in
start)
sh　/usr/local/tomcat/A/1/bin/startup.sh
sh　/usr/local/tomcat/A/2/bin/startup.sh
sh　/usr/local/tomcat/A/3/bin/startup.sh
;;
stop)
sh　/usr/local/tomcat/A/1/bin/shutdown.sh
sh　/usr/local/tomcat/A/2/bin/shutdown.sh
sh　/usr/local/tomcat/A/3/bin/shutdown.sh
;;
restart)
sh　/usr/local/tomcat/A/1/bin/shutdown.sh
sh　/usr/local/tomcat/A/2/bin/shutdown.sh
sh　/usr/local/tomcat/A/3/bin/shutdown.sh
sh　/usr/local/tomcat/A/1/bin/startup.sh
sh　/usr/local/tomcat/A/2/bin/startup.sh
sh　/usr/local/tomcat/A/3/bin/startup.sh
;;
esac
exit　0

3: Execute self-boot command

Sysv-rc-conf tomcat-a on

4: Reboot