Tomcat server and using Eclipse to bind Tomcat and publish apps

I. INTRODUCTION

Tomcat is a core project of the Apache Software Foundation (Apache Software Foundation) Jakarta Project, developed by Apache, Sun, and other companies and individuals.

Tomcat server is a free open source Web application server, belongs to the lightweight application server, in small and medium-sized systems and concurrent access users are not widely used, is the first choice to develop and debug JSP programs. For a beginner, it can be thought that when the Apache server is configured on a single machine, it can respond to requests for access to the HTML (one application under the standard Universal Markup Language) page.

II: Tomcat Download and installation

1.

Website address: http://tomcat.apache.org/whichversion.html

Tomcat has a green free install version and installation version

2. Directory structure

Bin: Script Directory

Startup script: Startup.bat

Stop script: Shutdown.bat

Conf: Configuration file directory (config/configuration)

Core configuration file: Server.xml

User Rights profile: Tomcat-users.xml

All Web project default profiles: XML

LIB: Dependent libraries, Tomcat, and jar packages needed in Web projects

Logs: Log file.

Localhost_access_log.*.txt Tomcat Records user access information, and Star * represents time.

Example: Localhost_access_log.2016-02-28.txt

Temp: Temporary file directory, folder contents can be arbitrarily deleted.

WebApps: The directory where the Web project is published by default.

Work:tomcat handles the working directory of the JSP.

3. Start

Bin: Script Directory

Startup script: Startup.bat

Stop script: Shutdown.bat

Tomcate start-up and operation:

Double-click Startup.bat under the bin under Tomcat to start Tomcat

Enter http://localhost:8080 in the address bar of the browser and see the following page to prove the successful start

4. General Web application directory structure:

Three: Use Eclipse to bind Tomcat and publish apps

Step 1: Get the server running environment configuration, window/preferences/server/runtime environmen;

Step 2: Add a server

Step 3: Select the address of the server on the hard disk, and then all are OK/next/finish

Step 4: Complete success

Step 5: Set the publishing location

Modifying the location of a tomcat publication

Step 6: Project Right-click/run as/run on Server

Four. Practice

1. Open Eclipse

New->dynamic Web Project

2. Create a new index under WebContent. Html

3. Right mouse button on MyProject run as-on server

4. Enter the address in the browser:

Tomcat server and use Eclipse to bind Tomcat and publish apps