$ cp -r /u01/tomcat/latest/work /u01/config/instance1/
$ cp -r /u01/tomcat/latest/webapps /u01/config/instance1/ $ cp -r /u01/tomcat/latest/temp /u01/config/instance1/ $ cp -r /u01/tomcat/latest/logs /u01/config/instance1/ $ cp -r /u01/tomcat/latest/conf /u01/config/instance1/ We are using a sub-directory called "instance1" to allow for multiple instances, but that is not necessary if you only plan to have a single Tomcat instance running. We want to separate the config from the binaries, to make future upgrades easier, so we will create a new directory to act as the CATALINA_BASE location, and seed it by copying the relevant directories to the new directory. $ tar xzf /tmp/apache-tomcat-9.0.45.tar.gz We unzip it to create a new directory, which includes the version number, but use a symbolic link so we can always use the same path for the CATALINA_HOME environment variable, regardless of the version.
Apache tomcat 9.0 65 install#
Install Tomcat from the tarball under the "/u01/tomcat" directory. We unzip it to create a new directory, which includes the version number, but use a symbolic link so we can always use the same path for the JAVA_HOME environment variable, regardless of the version. Install the JDK from the tarball under the "/u01/java" directory. We also create a directory called "/u01" to hold all the config, and make sure that it owned by the new "tomcat" user. Apache Tomcat (I used apache-tomcat-9.0.45.tar.gz)Ĭreate a user called "tomcat" to own the Tomcat installation.
Apache tomcat 9.0 65 manual#
Home » Articles » Linux » Here Apache Tomcat 9 Installation on Linux (RHEL and clones)Īpache Tomcat 9 is not available from the standard RHEL distributions, so this article provides information about the manual installation and basic configuration of Apache Tomcat 9 on RHEL and its clones from tarballs.
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