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In this issue, the editor will bring you about how to install tomcat when using a CVM. The article is rich in content and analyzed and described from a professional point of view. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

We often need to configure the Tomcat server on the remote CVM, copy out four files, and install jdk and tomcat (mysql and notepad are optional).

1. Install jdk: it should be noted that JAVA_HOME and CATALINA_HOME must be configured, otherwise tomcat startup will fail (these two HOME must be configured) the installation steps are relatively simple, and the environment configuration is as follows:

Configure JAVA_HOME

Create a new environment variable in the environment variable, named JAVA_HOME, with the content of the root of the Java installation, such as C:Javajdk_1.7.0_13.

Find the path environment variable in the environment variable and add;% JAVA_HOME%bin; at the end (note that the two semicolons are indispensable)

Verify that the Windows+R input cmd type javac verification is successful.

Configure CATALINA_HOME

Create a new environment variable in the environment variable, named CATALINA_HOME, with the content as the tomcat root directory, for example: C:apache-tomcat-7.0.56

Find the path environment variable in the environment variable and add;% CATALINA_HOMEbin; at the end (note that the two semicolons are indispensable)

Verification: run the startup.bat file in the bin directory under the tomcat directory. If the service can be started normally, the configuration is successful. If the startup service flashes by, it means failure. There are two reasons for failure: incorrect JAVA_HOME path and incorrect CATALINA_HOME path.

Put the tomcat file in the root directory of disk c

The above has completed the normal configuration of the cloud service. After starting the service, open the browser on the remote host and enter http://localhost:8080. If you can access the tomcat home page, the configuration is successful.

Next, configure the public network ip to access our remote server through the public network ip. The above is an introduction to how to install tomcat on a CVM.

The above is how to install tomcat using a CVM shared by the editor. If you happen to have similar doubts, please refer to the above analysis to understand. If you want to know more about it, you are welcome to follow the industry information channel.

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