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Installation under Apache Tomcat 5 (Windows) Open in your web browser and ensure you can see the CatDV webapp welcome screen and access the server status and other linked pages. Copy catdv.war (from the install/webapp folder of the installation archive) to the Tomcat webapps folder, eg. Copy Tomcat.prefPane to /Libray/PreferencePanes if you require a System Preferences item to manually start and stop Tomcat.ĥ.

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Run the Tomcat.pkg installer package to install Tomcat in /Library/TomcatĤ.

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(If you use Safari under Mac OS X 10.4 the image is mounted automatically once download completes.)ģ. Double click to unzip the file, and again to mount the disk image. This works well and installs a startup item to automatically launch Tomcat:Ģ. If you have no need to run a more recent version of Tomcat, and are not running on a MacIntel, an easy solution is to use the Server Logistics installer. Ensure you can see the CatDV webapp welcome screen and access the server status and other linked pages. Once Tomcat is running and the CatDV Web Client is installed, test it by opening in your web browser. Sudo launchctl load /Library/LaunchDaemons/istĤ. Sudo launchctl unload /Library/LaunchDaemons/ist

If you’re using launchd you can manually stop and restart Tomcat from a Terminal window by typing the following:.

Sudo chown root /Library/LaunchDaemons/ist

Copy “ist” from /usr/local/catdvServer to the /Library/LaunchDaemons folder, and type the following from a Terminal window so it matches the other files there:.

If you are using the newer Web Client you don’t need to do this as the control panel automatically installs “catdv2.war” for you.

To use Live HTML Publisher copy “catdv.war” from /usr/local/catdvServer into the /Library/Tomcat/webapps folder.

Use the Finder to move the Tomcat directory to /Library and rename it to “Tomcat”.

Alternatively, you can install Tomcat so it launches automatically when the computer starts up by placing it in /Library/Tomcat and using launchd (this requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later):

Open a Terminal window (Applications > Utilities > Terminal.app) and drag the file “startup.sh” from the Tomcat “bin” folder to the Terminal window, then press enter.ģ.

Drag “catdv.war” from install/webapp to the Tomcat “webapps” folder.

For simple standalone testing you can run Tomcat from where you downloaded it (eg. (If you have an older version of Java you can download Tomcat 5.0.28 instead.) Double click this file in the Finder to expand it to a folder called “apache-tomcat-5.5.20”.Ģ.

This requires Mac OS X 10.4 and Java 1.5. Visit and download apache-tomcat-5.5.20.tar.gz (or later) under Download ® Tomcat 5.x ® Binary Distributions ® Core. You can download CompleteTomcat-4.1.24.dmg installer from Server Logistics (PowerPC only).ġ.You can install Tomcat, JBoss and other development tools as part of the XCode tools CD (in the application server package).(This is the recommended approach in most cases.)

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You will need to unpack the tar archive and install the files yourself, then start Tomcat by running the bin/startup.sh script.

You can download a Unix version of Tomcat from the Apache web site.

Use Mac OS X Server (versions up to and including 10.6), which has Tomcat pre-installed.

There are a number of different versions of Tomcat you can use with Mac OS X.