Install Apache + Servlet + JSP in Windows NT 4.0

He Zhiqiang eNet College

Install Apache + Servlet + JSP in Windows NT 4.0

This article only discusses how to install Apache + Servlet + JSP on Windows NT 4.0.

The configuration in this article is as follows:

Windows NT 4.0

Jdk1_2_2-001-win.exe

Apache_1_3_12_win32.exe

ApacheModuleJServ. dll

Tomcat.zip (3.0)

I. Software Download

JDK

Http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/1.2/

Apache Server

Http://www.apache.org/dist/binaries/win32/apache_1_3_12_win32.exe

Apache JServ

Http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/tomcat/release/v3.0/win32/ApacheModuleJServ.dll

Tomcat

Http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/tomcat/release/v3.0/tomcat.zip

Ii. Software Installation

(1) JDK

1. Double-click the jdk1_2_2-001-win.exe file and use the default configuration to install JDK. The default installation directory of JDK is

C: jdk1.2.2. The default installation directory of JRE is C: Program files0000oftjre1.2;

2. restart the computer;

3. Update the following environment variables: append the C: jdk1.2.2in directory to the PATH;

.; C: jdk1.2.2lib ools. jar; C: jdk1.2.2libdt. jar is added to CLASSPATH. Update

Method: Choose Control Panel> system> environment> system variables;

4. Test the applet:

1) Open the command window;

2) switch to the C: jdk1.2.2demoappletsTicTacToe directory;

3) Run appletviewer example1.htm;

4) Everything is normal;

5. test application:

1) create a test. java file under my D: HZQJava directory with the following content:

Public class test

{

Public static void main (String arc []) {

System. out. println ("JDK has been installed successfully. Thank you! ");

}

};

2) Open the command window;

3) switch to the D: HZQJava directory;

4) Run javac test. java for compilation;

5) run java test to run the program;

6) Everything is normal.

(2) Apache Server

1、double-click the apache_1_3_12_win32.exe file for installation, and use the default configuration for installation. The default installation directory is

C: Program FilesApache GroupApache. I use $ APACHE_ROOT instead of the installation destination;

2. Modify $ APACHE_ROOTconfhttpd.conf:

1) PORT

Set the port number used for running Apache Web Server.

Port 80 is used, so I changed it to Port 8080 and enter it in the browser later.

Http: // localhost: 8080/to access the Apache Web Server. Enter

Http: // localhost/can access IIS, so that both Web servers can be used.

$ APACHE_PORT ID;

2) DocumentRoot

Set the document root directory. When you enter http: // localhost: $ APACHE_PORT/in your browser

The server reads data from the root directory of the document. Because my programs are all stored in D: HZQ

DocumentRoot is set to D:/HZQ;

3. After installing Apache, add an Apache Web Server menu group in the "Start-> program" menu group and run

Install Apache as a service. In this case, choose Start> Settings> Control Panel> service.

An additional service named Apache can be used to start or stop the Apache service;

4. Open "start-> Settings-> Control Panel-> service", select Apache, and press "start" to start Apache.

Service;

5. Input http: // localhost: $ APACHE_PORT/in the browser to view all the files under D: HZQ,

This indicates that the Apache service has been installed successfully.

(3) Apache JServ

1. Copy the ApacheModuleJServ. dll file to the $ APACHE_ROOTmodules directory;

2. Modify $ APACHE_ROOTconfhttpd.conf:

Add LoadModule jserv_module modules/ApacheModuleJServ. dll

Start Apache JServ;

3. Restart the Apache service.

(4) Tomcat

1. Decompress tomcat.zip to a directory using winzipdecompressed software. I will decompress it to C:. It will automatically

Create a tomcat sub-directory. In this way, a directory C:/tomcat is added to drive C, which is identified by $ TOMCAT;

2. Open the $ APACHE_ROOTconfhttpd.conf file and add a similar sentence at the end of the file:

Include $ TOMCAT/etc/tomcat. conf

Here I will Include C:/tomcat/etc/tomcat. conf;

3. Modify the port number for running Tomcat. Note that Tomcat has an independent HTTP server.

The port number used. The port number 8081 is not occupied yet. I use $ TOMCAT_PORT to identify it and assign it to Tomcat:

1) Open $ TOMCAT/server. xml;

2) Modify ContextManager:

4. Double-click startup. bat in the $ TOMCAT directory to start Tomcat;

5. Enter http: // localhost: $ TOMCAT_PORT/in the browser to view the Tomcat Version 3.0 page.

It indicates that Tomcat is successfully installed;

6. Enter http: // localhost: $ APACHE_PORT/examples/servlets/in the browser.

Servlet Examples with Code indicates that Apache + Servlet has succeeded;

7. Enter http: // localhost: $ APACHE_PORT/examples/jsp/in the browser to view the JSP Samples.

This page indicates that Apache + JSP is successful.