Bob,
webapps/jetspeed.war should be in the TOMCAT_HOME directory. Now that
you can identify TOMCAT_HOME.
In the case of Jetspeed, just delete the TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/jetspeed
directory tree. If the jetspeed.war file exist in the
TOMCAT_HOME/webapps directory, then jetspeed will be installed when
tomcat is started.
To deinstall Tomcat on WINDOWS I just delete the TOMCAT_HOME directory
tree. Linux?
To deinstall apache on WINDOWS I just uninstall the application via
Add/Remove programs. Linux?
You might look at the Tomcat, http://jakarta.apache.org and Apache,
http://www.apache.org, web sites
Paul Spencer
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>
> Please bare with me...(again)
>
> I'm curious to know whether there is a way to uninstall Apache, Tomcat,
> Jetspeed, etc from Linux??
>
> Reason being is that I have taken over a project from someone else and I
> cannot determine where things are running from (ie. home directories) since
> there are so many duplicates? For example, there are at least 4 instances
> of server.xml however neither a Tomcat home nor Apache home are defined.
> Also, I cannot find the file 'apachectl' on the system at all in order to
> stop and start the Apache server. It's just a real mess and I think I would
> rather start fresh and do all the compiles and builds myself. My objective
> is to build a Corporate portal using Apache, Tomcat, and Jetspeed on a SuSE
> Linux system. Anyone have any advice that will help? My ears are open.
>
> Thanks,
> Bob Wilson
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