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How to Install and Run Tomcat on Linux || By Shiva



bin/

1 contains startup.sh, shutdown.sh, and other scripts and programs.
2: The *.sh files (for Unix and Mac OS systems) are functional duplicates of the *.bat files (for Windows systems).

conf/

1/Server-wide Tomcat configuration.
2/You will modify server.xml and tomcat-users.xml to adjust logging, authentication, access control, enable TLS/SSL, etc.
Web applications can override some server-wide settings in their own configuration file (e.g., the web deployment descriptor).

webapps/

1 contains web application directories and WAR files.
2: This is where we will be putting the web application.
You will also be using the manager application that comes with the Tomcat Servlet Container during this tutorial.

logs/

1/Tomcat log files are here by default.
2/ This is one of the directories you will be looking for log files in (the TDS logs are elsewhere by default).

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