To be able to install tomcat rpm package, you must install a lot of other packages that tomcat depends on, first.
I already did this once, and for me it was very time consuming and it wasn't easy at all. This is because JPackager can't provide some packages as binary packages, because of copyright restrictions. So you have to download the "nosrc" rpm from jpackage, download the source code from the software site (e.g. java.sun.com) and build the rpm from the scratch. Then you can install this rpm.
The whole process might be very painful, at least for me it was, since i had to learn something about the rpm creation process. :-)


So, the REAL question is :
- Does anybody know the advantage of installing a tomcat rpm package??


Joe Tseng wrote:


I recently installed Fedore Core 1 and was advised to install Tomcat 5
from JPackage using yum.  When I tried to install to do this I got an
error like this:

Resolving dependencies
...identicla dependency loop exceeded
package tomcat5 needs jaas (not provided)
package tomcat5 needs jaf >= 0:1.0.1 (not provided)
package tomcat5 needs javamail >= 0:1.3 (not provided)
package
[snip]

Any useful assistance in helping out a noob with installation is appreciated.






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