Common solutions for occupying 8080 of tomcat startup

1. Start-> Run-> cmd-> netstat-a-n, and check whether port 8080 is in use. If yes, continue 2; otherwise, it is not covered in the scope of this article. Please google

2. Use the firewall such as Skynet and Kaspersky to check which program occupies port 8080. If the program is not important, close the program, or even uninstall the program, continue 4; otherwise, the program is important and cannot be stopped, then continue 3

3. Modify the server in the conf folder of tomcat (a useful JSP running platform) to be started. xml (standardization is getting closer and closer), change the port of tomcat (a good JSP running platform) from the default 8080 port to another non-conflicting port, such as 8088

4. Restart tomcat (a good JSP running platform). If the problem persists, continue with 1. Otherwise, google