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Installer including web application and tomcat
Hello,
we recently purchased JIRA, which is offering a standalone
version for windows and for linux which already includes a
tomcat server. Can anyone give me hint where to find
informations to do something similiar with my web
application? Maybe also a mysql server can be included?
Thanks a lot
Rene
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Re: Installer including web application and tomcat
Posted by Rene Guenther <in...@innflow.com>.
Thanks a lot! I will try out the procedure you described.
Anyone knows a similiar procedure for a linux based
installer.
Regards
René
On Fri, 25 May 2007 11:54:49 +0200
"Gregor Schneider" <rc...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> I just did exactly the same for some of our
>international clients,
> that do not have internet-access / slow
>internet-connections.
>
> However, I did that for windows only.
>
> The procedure as follows:
>
> - I used a free installer (google for InnoSetup), you
>can also choose
> your preferred cross-platform-installer, if you like
>
> - Unpack tomcat (the installation-zip or tar) to the
> installation-source-directory
>
> - change, if you like, the port from 8080 to 80
>
> - move your war-archives to $catalina_home/webapps
>
> - as a database, I used memory-based HSQLDB since it
>doesn't require
> an additional JVM and it's pretty easy to include it as
>a bundle into
> tomcat - just another jar-archive
>
> - pack Tomcat and your database it with the
>installer-program
>
> - tell the installer-program to run
>$catalina_home/bin/service.bat to
> install Tomcat as a service, in case you're running
>windows
>
> - tell your installer to create some nice
>start-menue-entries like
> "your app -> http://localhost/yourapp"
>
> That's it so far.
>
> Cheers
>
> Gregor
> --
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Re: Installer including web application and tomcat
Posted by Gregor Schneider <rc...@googlemail.com>.
I just did exactly the same for some of our international clients,
that do not have internet-access / slow internet-connections.
However, I did that for windows only.
The procedure as follows:
- I used a free installer (google for InnoSetup), you can also choose
your preferred cross-platform-installer, if you like
- Unpack tomcat (the installation-zip or tar) to the
installation-source-directory
- change, if you like, the port from 8080 to 80
- move your war-archives to $catalina_home/webapps
- as a database, I used memory-based HSQLDB since it doesn't require
an additional JVM and it's pretty easy to include it as a bundle into
tomcat - just another jar-archive
- pack Tomcat and your database it with the installer-program
- tell the installer-program to run $catalina_home/bin/service.bat to
install Tomcat as a service, in case you're running windows
- tell your installer to create some nice start-menue-entries like
"your app -> http://localhost/yourapp"
That's it so far.
Cheers
Gregor
--
what's puzzlin' you, is the nature of my game
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