How to configure Apache + Tomcat. JSP in Windows 9x Environment
The system configuration is as follows:
Windows 98 (NT is mainly used to manage different environment variables, which is irrelevant to the settings of the following Program)
Jdk1_2_2-005win.exe
Apache_1_3_9_win32.exe
ApacheModuleJServ. dll
Tomcat.zip (3.1)
Please pay attention to the location where * is played
I. Installation
1. Install the JDK1.2.2-005, * and add the directory of jdk1.2.2 to the environment variable PATH (Autoexec. bat );
2. Install apache_1_3_9_win32.exe;
3. Copy ApacheModuleJServ. dll to the modules subdirectory of the Apache directory;
4. install Tomcat 3.1 (decompress and copy it to a directory );
The required parts have been installed. The following is the configuration process.
Ii. Configuration
1. Edit the http. conf file in the conf sub-directory of Apache to make it run properly and configure it with your own machine (many introductions are provided. I will not go into details here)
2. Set the following environment variables (which can be placed in autoexec. bat:
SET TOMCAT_HOME = C: PROGRA ~ 1 Tomcat
(* Note: in this case, if you have a Windows-style directory, you must write it in the DOS directory format. Otherwise, problems may occur)
SET JAVA_HOME = C: PROGRA ~ 1jdk1. 2.2
3. Open the TOMCAT. conf file in the conf subdirectory of tomcat and remove the comments before the following line:
LoadModule jserv_module modules/ApacheModuleJServ. dll
Then, screen out a line similar to LINUX with comments.
4. Open the httpd file of apache and add a line at the end.
Include c:/progra ~ 1/tomcat/conf/tomcat. conf
Iii. Start and test:
1. Start apache first. If it is correct, it should be displayed:
Apache/1.3.9 (Win32) tomcat/1.0 running...
2. Go to the tomcat execution directory (bin ),
* Note: If this directory is a windows Directory, you must enter it in the windows directory notation, such as progra ~ 1 must be written as program files
* Note 2: Generally, the running environment variable size of the batch for executing commands is 4096;
3. start tomcat with tomcat. bat start or tomcat. bat run. The correct output classpath should be displayed. At this time, Tomcat is started successfully!
4. Enter http: // localhost/examples/in the browser to view the three directories returned by the server. Click JSP to see the example.
-- As long as the program is downloaded from the official website, the JSP environment should be correctly started according to the preceding steps. The following problem is:
How to add context to map to your working directory and start exploring the JSP world. This will be followed by a post.
Http://www.apache.org/dist/binaries/
Http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/tomcat/release/3.1