Re: installing Tomcat on MAC

2001-11-26 Thread Jeffrey Kunzelman

I'm not sure how it will work in 8.6. Is upgrading to OSX a possibility?

if so then just download the binary and create a .tcsh file in your 
home directory
mine looks like:

setenv CATALINA_HOME /Applications/Tomcat
setenv JAVA_HOME /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Home
setenv CLASS_PATH /Applications/Tomcat/common/lib/servlet.jar

then it should work just fine.

servlet.jar is what you'll need for JSP's and it comes in the tomcat binary.

there are some pretty good articles on tomcat in

http://www.onjava.com/

search for tomcat.

hope this helps!

Hi - I need instructions on how to install Tomcat on the Mac.  I am running
OS 8.6 on a power Mac.  I saw in your archives that Basil Bourque already
answered this question, but the link he provided,
www.rainwatersoft.com/java4u/tomcat_on_macintosh/index.html
is no longer valid.  Do you have an updated link, or some other place where
I can get instructions?By the way, I have Java developement tools for
writing and running applets already.  Is Tomcat all I need to write and run
JSP's?  Thank you.
Sara Frucht



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RE: installing Tomcat on MAC

2001-11-26 Thread Ulf Dittmer

Sara,
a quick search for tomcat macintosh on www.alltheweb.com reveals that the
new location is
http://www.basilbourque.com/java4u/tomcat_on_macintosh/index.html

You'll need to have Apple's MRJ SDK installed (i.e., the jar file with the
Java compiler needs to be in the folder where all MRJ libraries go,
something like System folder/Extensions/MRJ Libraries/MRJ Classes).
That should be sufficient.

Ulf

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Hi - I need instructions on how to install Tomcat on the Mac.  I am running
OS 8.6 on a power Mac.  I saw in your archives that Basil Bourque already
answered this question, but the link he provided,
www.rainwatersoft.com/java4u/tomcat_on_macintosh/index.html
is no longer valid.  Do you have an updated link, or some other place where
I can get instructions?By the way, I have Java developement tools for
writing and running applets already.  Is Tomcat all I need to write and run
JSP's?  Thank you.
Sara Frucht

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Re: installing Tomcat on MAC

2001-11-26 Thread sw

Sara,

Personally I would suggest using MacOS X for Java Development, but 
since you either can't or don't want to I would suggest looking at 
this thread from the Apple Java Development Archives:
http://lists.apple.com/archives/java-dev/2000/Sep/v01.n1900.html

The username/password both are: archives

To search the lists served by Apple if this dosen't answer your 
question ( I know it has been discussed a few times in the past) then 
go to:
http://lists.apple.com/search

Make sure you select java-dev from the list to search box.

Hope that this helps.

-Stephen




Hi - I need instructions on how to install Tomcat on the Mac.  I am running
OS 8.6 on a power Mac.  I saw in your archives that Basil Bourque already
answered this question, but the link he provided,
www.rainwatersoft.com/java4u/tomcat_on_macintosh/index.html
is no longer valid.  Do you have an updated link, or some other place where
I can get instructions?By the way, I have Java developement tools for
writing and running applets already.  Is Tomcat all I need to write and run
JSP's?  Thank you.
Sara Frucht



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