# Tomcat4 only support servlet2.2/ jsp1.2 # Recommended Tomcat 5.0.29, support servlet2.4 / jsp2.0 reference website: http://ezine.daemonnews.org/200203/tomcat-jakarta.html
First, install the Java (FreeBSD system) Due to copyright issues, the following packages should be downloaded under / usr / ports / distfiles (I forgotten the specific download path, Make will have an error ", see the wrong Tips know where to download it, the rest are downloaded in Sun's website download) BSD-JDK14-Patches-6.Tar.gz J2SDK-1_4_2-BIN-SCSL.ZIP J2SDK-1_4_2-SRC-SCSL.ZIP J2SDK-1_4_2_05- Linux-i586.bin
Then, CD / USR / PORTS / JAVA / JDK14, MAKE will then install / usr / ports / emulators / linux_base's ports, the middle will prompt to perform the following operation # kldload linprocs # mount -t linprocs / compat / linux / proc # STENV Alt_Bootdir /usr/local/linux-sun-jdk1.4.2_04/bin/java # setnv alt_javaws_bootdir /usr/local/linux-sun-jdk1.4.2_04/bin/java # make
After more than 7 hours, finally installed. Modify the above STENV to join .cshrc and join LinProc / Compat / Linux / Proc Linproc / Compat / Linux / Proc LinProc / Compat / Linux / Proc Linprocfs RW 0 0
Set Java Environment Variables: Modify ~ / .cshrc (CSH) or ~ / .bashrc (BSH), join
Stenv alt_bootdir /usr/local/linux-sun-jdk1.4.2/bin/javasetenv alt_javaws_bootdir /usr/local/linux-sun-jdk1.4.2/bin/java
SetENV Java_Home /usR/local/jdk1.4.2setenv ClassPath: $ java_home / jre / lib: $ java_home / jre: $ java_home / bin set path = (/usr/local/jdk1.4.2/bin / USR / local / jdk1.4.2 / jre / bin should be added to the back of the original PATH.
Note: According to different systems, set the environment variables, use export, UNIX under Linux, and setenv or set.
Then, log in again, test $ java -version output the correct version number, which is successful.
Second, install Tomcat: 1, Download Jakarta-Tomcat from http://jakarta.apache.org. Get the binary to start. Remember this is java so the binary will work on freebsd. Unzipped file: tar -xvzf jakarta-Tomcat 4.1.31.tar.gz2, Set Environment Variables: 3, Free # Vi .cshrc (CSH User Environment Variable Setting) Or Vi .profile (BSH User Environment Variable Settings) Setenv ClassPath.: / Usr / local / jakarta-Tomcat- 4.1.31 / Common / lib / servlet.jar setENV catalina_home /usr/local/jakarta-tomcat-4.1.31 To set the system environment variable to the following directory vi /etc/csh.login (CSH system environment variable settings), VI / etc / profile (BSH System Environment Variable Setting) If the .profile file under the B_Shell, start / etc / profile, and user root directory (if c_shell, execute /etc/csh.login and .cshrc and. Login; If the Korn shell is executed, the file defined by the environment variable ENV will be executed) Configure the user environment variable. To see what shell, use this command: finger "User" 3, Tomcat RunningTest The Installation by Changing Directory to the Jakarta-Tomcat-4.0.2 / bin and type:
./startup.sh
If you get a bad interpreter error, you need to run chmod x * .sh
(For production machine set executable permissions.) Accordingly.)
Point Your Browser TO:
http: // localhost: 8080
You Should See The Tomcat Home Page with Java Server Pages. AS I Mentioned Earlier, Servlets and JSPS DO NOT REQUIRE A JAVA CAPABLE BROWSER.
To Stop Tomcat Just Run:
/usR/local/jakarta-tomcat-4.1.31/bin/shutdown.sh
Fourth, integration and 4 configuration files involved apache httpd.conf and workers.properties (created) Tomcat's server.xml and jk2.properties (but these two files, I have never changed it)
1, MOD_JK configuration (Tomcat and Apache integrated package) binary package installation, you can use the required package directly: mod_jk-apache2.tbz (mainly required MOD_JK.SO dynamic connection library file, see 1) 1), Take mod_jk-apache2 / libexec / apache2 / mod_jk.so file to / usr / local / apache2 / modules / next 2), built a file in the following directory: workers.properties #CD / usr / local / apache2 / conf #vi Workers.properties workers.tomcat_home = / usr / local / jakarta-tomcat-4.1.31 worker.java_home = / usr / local / jdk1.4.2 worker.list = ajp13 worker.ajp13.port = 8009 worker.ajp13.host = localhost Worker.ajp13.type = ajp13 ############################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################ ###### 3 [URI: / *. Jsp] worker = ajp13: localhost: 8009
[URI: / Examples / *] Worker = ajp13: localhost: 8009
[URI: / Admin / *] Worker = ajp13: localhost: 8009
[URI: / Admin / Servlet / *] Worker = ajp13: localhost: 8009
[URI: / Tomcat-DOCS / *] Worker = ajp13: localhost: 8009
[URI: / manager / *] worker = ajp13: localhost: 8009
[URI: / WebDAV / *] Worker = AJP13: Localhost: 8009
[URI: / WWW / *] worker = ajp13: localhost: 8009 ####################################################################################################################################################################################################################### #############
2, Apache configuration #vi httpd.conf modification /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf
Change DocumentRoot "/ usr / local / apache2 / htdocs" to: documentroot "/ usr / local / tomcat4 / webapps / root"
Turn #
And in DirectoryIndex index.html index.html.var, add index.jsp at loadmodule, loadModule, loadModule jk_module modules / mod_jk.so ##################### ################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################## Properties Jklogfile /Var/log/httpd/mod_jk.log jkloglevel error Added file type to match by mod_jk
To change Tomcat's default root document, open jakarta-tomcat-4.1.31 / conf / server.xml with vi, then look for: "DOCBASE =" / usr / local / jakarta-tomcat- 4.1.31 / webApps / root " ", Replace this path with the root document you want to use, then restart Tomcat, it is OK.
