I have already a running web application on my server, the thing is that I want tomcat to start when windows starts. I have already gone to the windows services and looked for tomcat but i could not find Apache tomcat as a service there. What should I do to make it start when windows starts?
Anteneh
Install it as a service.
See the steps here: http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/windows-service-howto.html
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Earlier for any server side changes it used to show a sign Restart at the tomcat server. Now I have to clean the project every time before a server restart to make the changes take effect.
So this[Started/Republish] is what it shows after making server side changes while this[Started/Restart] is how it should be. But [Started/Restart] doesn't happen automatically and I have to clean the project everytime for it.
Help needed.
Thanks.
EDIT: This is the tomcat configuration I have. I also have Build Automatically checked on the Project.
Make enable class file of the file in which you make change for tomcat server. More explanation is required on question ,i guess.
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I want to now have this be standalone and run on the startup of my physical machine.
I am having trouble figuring out how to get the database set up on the server though.
On my server machine, I've got Glassfish running and I figured out where to put my war file so that it will run on the server. However I can't figure out how to get the database setup that the application needs to run.
I don't know if it has to do specifically with the glassfish server ?
Or do I need to have a separate database program along with the server ?
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According to Oracle's javadb page, it's an implementation of Apache Derby.
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