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<h1>Installing Apache Tomcat Server</h1>
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<b>By Kathy Chan</b>
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Feb 18, 2005
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In this tutorial, you will install an Apache Tomcat server
using the Server Installed Runtimes preference page.
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<h2>Installing server runtime</h2>
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If you do not have Apache Tomcat on your machine, you
will first need to download and unzip
<a href="http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/">
Apache Tomcat
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(this scenario was written using Apache Tomcat version
4.1.31, but other versions can be substituted).
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<li>Start the Eclipse WTP workbench.</li>
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Open
<b>
Window -> Preferences -> Server -> Installed
Runtimes
</b>
to create a Tomcat installed runtime.
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<img border="0" src="resources/InstallTomcat/imageR46.JPG" />
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Click on
<b>Add...</b>
to open the
<b>New Server Runtime</b>
dialog, then select your runtime under
<b>Apache</b>
(Apache Tomcat v4.1 in this example):
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<img border="0" src="resources/InstallTomcat/imageREP.JPG" />
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Click
<b>Next</b>
, and fill in your
<b>Tomcat installation directory</b>
:
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Ensure the selected
<b>JRE</b>
is a full JDK and is of a version that will satisfy
Apache Tomcat (this scenario was written using SUN JDK
1.4.2_06). If necessary, you can click on
<b>Installed JREs...</b>
to add JDKs to Eclipse.
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Click
<b>Finish</b>
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