Tomcat comes as a binary. Just download the binary
distribution. See:
http://tomcat.apache.org/download-55.cgi#5.5.12
On linux, I normally create a special user for Tomcat
and make it a mamber of the same group that the user
that runs Apache is under. This is www for Fedora
Core 4.
I usually install Java under /opt or /usr, and then
link the current Java version to /opt/java or
/usr/java. I then put /opt/java/bin or /usr/java/bin
the path BEFORE /usr/bin, since Fedora Core 4 installs
GNU's Java. This is not a bad thing, but setting up
the path in /etc/profile is a good thing.
Just a few thoughts. I hope this gets you started.
/mde/
--- brown wrap <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I had been trying to avoid actually building Tomcat,
> I
> was trying to use a Linux binary.
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