Tomcat configuration on the local machine
Unpack the
After the Tomcat package is decompressed, the installation is complete
- /bin: a script file stored in Windows (.bat) and Linux(.sh).
- /conf: The configuration file, the most important of which is server.xml (configuration Servlet)
- /lib: stores jar files accessible to Tomcat and all Web applications
- /logs: Stores log files generated during Tomcat execution
- /work: store the generated class file after JSP compilation
- /webapps: Tomcat Web application directory
Configuring environment Variables
1. Configuration JAVA_HOME
Control Panel — System — View advanced System Settings — Environment Variables — System environment variables
New (W) — OK
2. Configuration JRE_HOME
3. Configure the CATALINA_HOME
run
Run CMD in E:\DevTols\apache-tomcat-9.0.30\bin
Type startup to start Tomecat
A dialog box is displayed, indicating that the service is successfully opened
Enter shutdown in CMD to shutdown Tomcat. If no exception is thrown, Tomcat is not completely shutdown. Run shutdown again until CMD throws an exception
No exception was thrown once
An exception is thrown and the closure is successful.
Configure Tomcat in IDEA
Configure Tomcat
File — Settings — Build, Execution, Deployment — Application Servers\
Click the + sign to add Tomcat Server
Select the Tomcat installation path and click OK to Apply.
Configuring the Tomcat Switch
Run — Edit Configurations sets the Name (which can be in Chinese). This Name is for the programmer to see, followed by the Name set for the server
Select Application Server, Open Browser Default is recommended, and click OK.
After the configuration is complete, the Tomcat button will appear in the low-end. Click Run to open Tomcat, but the website managed by Tomcat cannot be modified.
Tomcat can also be opened with DeBug, and the websites managed by Tomcat can be modified. Therefore, Tomcat is generally opened with DeBug.
Click DeBug and the website pops up. Tomcat starts successfully
IDEA to create a website
File — New — Module select Java EnterPrise and then Web Application
To rename the Module Name (English only), click Finash.
Web Creation succeeded
SRC stores the dynamic resource file
The Web hosts static resource files, JAR packages, and configuration files
Create a Directory in web-INF named lib to store the JAR package.
Click “+” in “File — project-structure — Modules” to import jar packages
If you want to import images to a website, add them in the web directory instead of the WEB-INF directory
At this point, the website has been created. You can start Tomcat.
A dialog box is displayed, indicating that the website has been created successfully
Setting the Default home Page
Add code to web.xml
<welcome-file-list> <welcome-file>/html/welcome.html</welcome-file> <! </welcome-file-list> </welcome-file-list>Copy the code
This opens the default screen