On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 4:04 PM, Christine Tran <christine.tran at gmail.com> wrote: > On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 2:41 PM, Dileep Kumar <Dileep.Kumar at sun.com> wrote: >> Please follow these steps appropriately and should get you started: >> >> Create domian directories with the jack login >> ? mkdir /export/home/jack/apache-tomcat-5.5 >> ? create a softlink to /var/apache/tomcat/conf in /usr/apache/tomcat/ >> ? ln -s /var/apache/tomcat/conf /usr/apache/tomcat/conf >> ? copy server-minimal.xml file to server.xml >> ? pfexec cp /usr/apache/tomcat/conf/server-minimal.xml >> /usr/apache/tomcat/conf/server.xml >> ? Right Click on the Severs in the netbeans and Click on the "Add Server" >> ? Select "Tomcat 5.5" and Click Next. >> ? set "/usr/apache/tomcat" as Catalina Home. >> ? Check on "Use Private Configuration Folder (Catalina Base)" and set >> Catalina base to >> "/export/home/jack/apache-tomcat-5.5". >> ? Enter Credential of an exisitng user in the "manager" role >> ? Username: tomcat >> ? Password: tomcat >> ? check on the "Create user if it does not exist". >> ? Click on the finish. This will create domain for the Tomcat. >> ? Close the netbeans. >
One more question . Can I integrate NetBeans with a tomcat server on non-global zone in the same box? That is, instead fo ln -s /var/apache/tomcat/conf /usr/apache/tomcat/conf in the nonglobal zone, I zlogin into "myzone" and run it there. Effectively, /zones/web/root/var/apache/tomcat/conf is symlinked to /zones/web/root/usr/apache/tomcat/conf. There might be some problem with absolute paths, as from within the zone, there's no such thing as /zones/blah/... I've tried several combination, including using relative path to /usr/apache/tomcat/conf, but so far it does not work. I think this is worth pesuing, since I may not want to deploy my tomcat server in the global zone; I'd rather run it in a non-global zone, and have its CATALINA_HOME accessible to my IDE, which runs in the global zone. Does this make sense? Thanks. CT
