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Plan
1.Linux Deployment
n installing the JDK
n installing Tomcat
n Install MySQL
n publish the project to Tomcat
2. Extended Data
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Linux Deployment 2.1
Installing the JDK
First step: Get JDK installation packages in Linux systems
Step Two: connect to the server using the SECURECRT client tool
Step three: Create a directory with the command as the installation directory for the software
Fourth Step: upload the jdk installation package from the local Windows system to the Linux system
Fifth Step: Unpack the JDK package
Sixth Step: Configure the JDK environment variables in the/etc/profile file
Vim After opening the file,G to the end of the file,gg in the file header
Seventh Step: Reload The profile file
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installing tomcat
Step One: upload the local Tomcat installation package to the Linux system
Step Two: Unzip the Tomcat installation package
Step three: start the server with Tomcat's startup script
Fourth Step: View Tomcat 's boot log
Fifth step: Turn off the firewall
2.3
Install MySQL
First step: Use the yum list mysql* (all the MySQL installation packages are listed )
Second step: Install yum install mysql* with commands
2.4
publish the project to Tomcat
The first step: The MySQL database server creates the bos32 database and user, and authorizes the user
Step Two: remote connection MySQL Database, import the Bos Project related tables
% is a remote connection, there is % Local connection also need to add IP address
remotely connect to MySQL database using software , remember to shut down the firewall
Step three: export a war package using eclipse
Fourth Step: Use the tool to upload the war package to Tomcat in Linux
Fifth Step: Use the command to start Tomcat
TIPS: View process conflicts can be used with the JPS command.
JPS ( Java Virtual machine Process Status Tool) JDK 1.5 Provides a display of all current java process pid command, simple and practical, very suitable in linux/unix platform for a simple look at the current java Some simple cases of the process.
kill-9 command, the signal sent by the system to the corresponding program is SIGKILL, that is, exit. the exit signal is not blocked by the system, so the kill-9 can kill the process successfully.
Sixth step: Use the command to view the Tomcat boot log ,tail –F to view the log information in real time.
Tail-f/heima32/tomcat/logs/catalina.out
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Extended Data
Codemachine: Code generator.
ExtJS Front end: Front end frame.
Itext PDF: For exporting PDFs.
Jfreechart Report chart: Similar to Highcharts, but older, long ago used.
Javaee--bos Logistics Project 14:linux Deployment (Installation of JDK, Tomcat, MySQL) and extended data