How to install Apache Tomcat using WHM: Difference between revisions

From Acenet Knowledgebase
Jump to navigation Jump to search
← Older editNewer edit →
No edit summary
No edit summary
Line 1: Line 1:
{{note|This article is for client's with  virtual and dedicated servers. Apache Tomcat is not supported on our  shared servers. You would need to upgrade to a virtual or dedicated  server in order to install/use Apache Tomcat.}}
{{note|This article is for client's with  virtual and dedicated servers. Apache Tomcat is not supported on our  shared servers. You would need to upgrade to a virtual or dedicated  server in order to install/use Apache Tomcat.}}
   
   
Apache Tomcat's installation will require an Apache/PHP recompile on your server. Acenet strongly suggests processing an Apache/PHP recompile during your server's non peak hours. The reason being because an Apache/PHP recompile may cause sporadic performance issues on your server while it's processing and it takes about an hour for the recompile to complete.  
Apache Tomcat's installation will require an Apache/PHP recompile on your server. Acenet strongly suggests processing an Apache/PHP recompile during your server's non peak hours. The reason being because an Apache/PHP recompile may cause sporadic performance issues on your server while it's processing and it takes about an hour for the recompile to complete.  


Revision as of 17:15, 5 October 2012

This article is for client's with virtual and dedicated servers. Apache Tomcat is not supported on our shared servers. You would need to upgrade to a virtual or dedicated server in order to install/use Apache Tomcat.


Apache Tomcat's installation will require an Apache/PHP recompile on your server. Acenet strongly suggests processing an Apache/PHP recompile during your server's non peak hours. The reason being because an Apache/PHP recompile may cause sporadic performance issues on your server while it's processing and it takes about an hour for the recompile to complete.

[1] Log into your server's WHM as root.

[2] Click on 'EasyApache (Apache Update)' which is under the 'Software' section.

[3] Ensure 'Previously Saved Config (** DEFAULT **)' is selected.

[4] Click the button.

[5] On the 'Apache Version' page, click the button.

[6] On the 'PHP Version' page, click the button.

[7] On the 'Short Options List' page, check the box next to 'Tomcat'.

[8] Click the button.

[9] Click the button.

[10] Click the button.

[11] Wait for the recompile to complete. (usually takes about an hour)

Retrieved from "https://kb.acenet.us/index.php?title=How_to_install_Apache_Tomcat_using_WHM&oldid=654"