Questions about the Tomcat Service Catalog

The default directory of the localhost defined here is indeed webapps, and the root directory under webapps is the default subdirectory of the webapps directory.

In this way, when you use http: localhost:8080 to access, the access must be under the webapps, when you delete the following webapps, the access should be root, pay attention to clean up the cache is all the files below, otherwise the results may be wrong.

The following listed listings in the file in the conf directory are displayed when the list is true.

false.

default

listingsfalse

bin is the program entry, lib is the required jar and class file, log is the log information, the Linux system is not like the Microsoft system has a black window, so you need to look at the log file to get the error message. work is a cache directory, and these are the most commonly used directories.

In the bin directory of tomcat, for example, d: tomcat7 bin selects different startup scripts according to the differences in your server system, for example, windows selects to enable the server, selects to close the server, and linux server selects and enables the shutdown server respectively.

Hello, there is one in the bin directory which is the launcher.

Folder or startup directory?

I really don't understand!

Remember that in the future, if you don't want to do these untechnical problems, it's best to write the path in English, if you can't write English, write pinyin, because unfortunately, we don't use domestic software, and it is best to avoid such low-end mistakes in the cradle in the future.

I put it in the Chinese directory very good ah, I use, I think there is a problem with your port settings, it is best to open it to see what the problem is.

Because tomcat was invented by foreigners, it is normal not to recognize Chinese.

Wouldn't it be nice to remove the Chinese path!

If web deployment can be done with one click, then why do you need professionals?

In general, you don't save the file directly to the server, but you can only upload it to the server if you make sure that your program file is bug-free. If you want to save it directly on the server, you need to open the ftp service on the server first, and set it not to allow anonymous access, each user has their own username and password to access, and when you select the save path in the development tool, you can select the network.

If you want to upload a file to the server, you can make an upload tool, browse and select the file on the machine, and then upload it, you need to limit the permissions. After all, safety comes first.

You can create your own folder under tomcat to put *sql.

Some computers don't have a C drive yet, so don't just use the absolute path unless you know you have one.

Otherwise, it's better to use relative directories.

Let's start with the directory structure of tomcat:

bin: This directory contains startup, shutdown and other programs;

lib or classes is the tomcat root directory common lib, common classes

Place the package under the Tomcat server and the best place for the specific developed applications to be accessible.

common: stores common jar files;

conf: contains configuration files and related dtd files, the most important of which is the main configuration file of tomcat;

logs: stores log files;

server: This directory is the jar file of the Tomcat server.

work: temporary files generated during the Tomcat runtime, including class files generated after JSP compilation.

As for jspper, I haven't seen it much, so it shouldn't be of much use.

The file under the tomcat conf directory, tomcat can be accessed without adding a port number to port 80, the general server is closed to port 80, you can modify this according to your own needs, and the following is the configuration method.

The default port number is 8080, and you can change it to 8081???

The default settings can be accessed directly, and no settings are required at all. It's hard to get a domain name, and only people's level 2 domain names are free.