Once you install Tomcat and it works perfectly (run the examples that come with it), you can refer to the docs/how-to... that come with the installation.
These docs explain everything step-by-step as to what conf files you need to change.
HTH.
- madhav
Hi BRoberto,
Here I am giving you some of the installation tips .
When ever you are unzipped it into the desired directory set the TOMCAT_HOME to
the directory where you installed tomcat (ex:"D:\JSP\jakarta-tomcat").
Then set JAVA_HOME to the directory you have the JDK. I have used both JDK
1.2.2 and 1.3 with no problems.
The simplest place to set the variables in win2k is in "System Properties |
Advanced | Environment Variables". you can get there by right clicking on
computer and selecting properties.
After you set the environment variables run startup.bat in ".\tomcat\bin"
you should be test it by opening http:\\localhost:8080\
And also please see this related link.
http://kenny.socialchange.net.au/~jeff/c1/printer-docs/install.html
Regards,
Tirumalarao
Developer Technical Support,
Sun Microsystems,India
Hi Tirumalarao
Thanks for your tips... but can you tell me anymore about Tomcat 4 on Linux? (I'm developing a java application on this system to communicate via Internet with a windows system in which there is a MS Access DB)
I have seen the link you indicate to me.. what is Cocoon?
BRoberto.