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How to configure the environment for Tomcat
Just an fyi -- I downloaded core -- and then successfully installed java and tomcat :) I feel so manyly, no gui's involved, only the command line. I found a good "how to" here.
Newbie question....I need to add the "export JAVA_HOME" to the bash file that's always run. I was logged in as root when I installed both java and tomcat. Where do I go to put the export in such that I wouldn't have to retype it all the time?
As soon as I get a few more hurdles settled down (like logging into the manager app, and a hello world .jsp) -- I'll write up a how to from soup to nuts. Might even whip out a screencast.
Lee
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Configuring your environment
Reply 1Will do after our production
Reply 2Will do after our production rollout, perhaps some time next week.
Lee
Turnkey Tomcat has been released
Reply 3Hey Lee,
As I mentioned in another forum post, we have just release the TurnKey Tomcat appliance, it would be great if you as a Java dude could take it for a spin and provide a little feedback.
Thanks
As I mentioned in another forum post, we have just release the TurnKey Tomcat appliance, it would be great if you as a Java dude could take it for a spin and provide a little feedback.
Thanks
If you want to configure your root bash shell environment edit the /root/.bashrc file.
If you want to configure the system-level environment edit the /etc/environment file.
BTW, screencasts are an area we have also given some thought to. I'm expecting it to be a very useful tool for introducing appliances in general and TurnKey Linux in particular to new users.