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Article: Tomcat5 on (Suse) Linux » FERDY CHRISTANT - OCT 22, 2005 (10:58:28 AM)
Suse 9.3 is a fairly complete Linux distribution that comes with Apache, PHP, but also Tomcat , if you enable it. I enabled it, but had many problems getting it to work. After a few frustrating hours I still had nothing but an empty Tomcat welcome page. I decided to start from scratch, minutes later I had everything working.
Below is a small tutorial on setting up Tomcat5 on Suse Linux 9.3:
Removing Tomcat
I had a lot of problems with my existing Tomcat installation. I therefore wanted it to be completely removed from my system, so I could start from scratch:
First stop the Tomcat service if it is running, by issueing the following command:
/srv/init.d/tomcat5 stop
Alternatively, you can use the YaST system services panel to stop the Tomcat service.
Next, remove all Tomcat packages from your system. Go to the YaST install and remove software panel, search for "tomcat" and uninstall the tomcat packages (there were 5 in my case).
The previous step cleared out the packages, but left some files on the system that can conflict with your new installation. Therefore, be sure to remove the "/srv/www/tomcat5" directory completely.
Installing Tomcat
Now that we have a clean installation, there are two ways to install Tomcat. You can install fresh Tomcat and JVM packages and set up the whole thing manually. Or, you can let your distribution take care of it. Since Suse 9.3 comes with Tomcat, I prefer to let YaST take care of the install:
Open up the YaST install and remove software panel, search for "tomcat" and install all 5 resulting packages. It is important that you also select the "sample web applications" package, as this contains the Tomcat welcome page and example applications. This will make it easy to"
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