Windows JSP running environment Configuration

Install JDK
First, install JDK. My JDK is installed in the C drive. The JDK root directory is C:/Java/jdk5.

Then configure the environment variable
Right-click my computer> Properties> advanced> Environment Variables

Find the path "variable" in "system variables" and click the edit button.
Then, append C:/Java/jdk5/bin to the variable value;

Create an environment variable in "system variables"
Enter classpath in "variable name"
Enter.; C:/Java/jdk5/lib
Click OK.

Create an environment variable in "system variables"
Enter java_home in "variable name"
Enter C:/Java/jdk5 in "variable value"

Click OK.

So OK.

Enter Java-version in the console

If the JDK version is displayed, the installation is successful.

Install Tomcat

I used the decompressed version. I directly decompressed tomcat to the root directory of Tomcat on drive D as D:/tomcat.

Configure the environment variables below

Right-click my computer> Properties> advanced> Environment Variables

Find the path "variable" in "system variables" and click the edit button.
Then add D:/tomcat/bin to the variable value;

Create an environment variable in "system variables"
Enter catalina_home in "variable name"
Enter D:/tomcat in "variable value"

Click OK.

Start> RUN
Enter startup in the text box and click OK.

A DOS window is displayed and the startup information is displayed. After startup

Access http: // localhost: 8080/in IE/

In this case, a web page is displayed in the browser with a kitten. This indicates that Tomcat is successfully installed.