Tomcat is set to start at startup in linux.

Tomcat is set to start at startup in linux.

#!/bin/bashexport JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jdk/jdk1.7.0_72WEBROOT_PATH=/home/zhengze/workspaceWEBSERVER_PATH=$WEBROOT_PATH/web-server/apache-tomcat-6.0.41STARTUP_SHELL=$WEBSERVER_PATH/bin/startup.shSHUTDOWN_SHELL=$WEBSERVER_PATH/bin/shutdown.shcase "$1" instart)sh $STARTUP_SHELL;;stop) sh $SHUTDOWN_SHELL;;restart)sh $SHUTDOWN_SHELLsh $STARTUP_SHELL;;esac 

1. Create the tomcat. sh file and write the above content to the document. Set JAVA_HOME and WEBSERVER_PATH based on actual conditions.

2. cp tomcat. sh/etc/init. d/tomcat

3. sudo sysv-rc-conf tomcat on

Check tomcat startup settings:

Directly in/etc/rcX. d, you can also find the tomcat startup Item starting with S.

Here we will talk more about it. The start item at the beginning of S indicates that the system is started, and the start item at K indicates that the system is not started.

4. If you want to cancel startup, sysv-rc-conf tomcat off

If you want to delete tomcat from the startup Item, sysv-rc-conf tomcat remove

5. Restart the machine.

Check whether tomcat is on the listening port:

Netstat-nltp | grep <tomcat port>

6. You can manage tomcat in the following ways.

Start:/etc/init. d/tomcat start

Close:/etc/init. d/tomcat stop

You no longer need to find startup. sh or catalina. sh in a directory at a level.