Changes between Version 19 and Version 20 of HowToRunUnderTomcat

Timestamp:

11/07/13 09:21:45 (11 years ago)

Author:

ticheler

Comment:

Removed references to intermap and subversion (moved to git now)

HowToRunUnderTomcat

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+Date: 09/09/2009 - minor updates without fully testing: 07-11-2013
+
 = Running !GeoNetwork under Tomcat =
 
 !GeoNetwork can be run under Tomcat.
 
-There are three web applications (webapps) in !GeoNetwork; you will find
-them in the `web` directory of the installation: `geonetwork`, `intermap`, and `geoserver`.
+There are two web applications (webapps) in !GeoNetwork; you will find
+them in the `web` directory of the installation: `geonetwork` and `geoserver`.
 For !GeoNetwork to function correctly in Tomcat (or in any servlet
-container, for that matter), you must publish at least `geonetwork` and `intermap`;
-the following instructions publish all three webapps.
+container, for that matter), you must publish at least `geonetwork`;
+the following instructions publish both webapps.
 
  1. Install Tomcat.
- 1. Prepare !GeoNetwork.  You can either:
+ 1. Prepare !GeoNetwork. You can either:
    a. Use the installer.
-   a. Download and build from source.  See HowToWorkWithSubversion
+   a. Download and build from source.  See HowToWorkWithGit
       for help with downloading, and HowToCompile for help with
-      building.  If you will be using !McKoi, follow the instructions
-      to use GAST to initialize the database.
+      building.
  1. Copy or link to the webapps.  Either:
    a. From your !GeoNetwork build (or installation), copy all of the
       subdirectories of the `web` directory to the `webapps` directory
-      of Tomcat. (So you will have `webapps/geonetwork`, `webapps/intermap`,
+      of Tomcat. (So you will have `webapps/geonetwork`,
       etc., in your Tomcat installation.)
    a. In the directory `$CATALINA_HOME/conf/Catalina/localhost`
       of your Tomcat installation, create a configuration file for
       each webapp.  You will have files `geonetwork.xml`,
-      `intermap.xml`, and `geoserver.xml`. In the file `geonetwork.xml`
+      and `geoserver.xml`. In the file `geonetwork.xml`
       put the following, adjusting the `docBase` path as necessary:
       {{{
       <Context docBase="/...path_to_GeoNetwork_installation_goes_here.../web/geonetwork"
-               privileged="true" antiResourceLocking="false" antiJARLocking="false">
-      </Context>
-      }}}
-      In the file `intermap.xml`
-      put the following, adjusting the `docBase` path as necessary:
-      {{{
-      <Context docBase="/...path_to_GeoNetwork_installation_goes_here.../web/intermap"
                privileged="true" antiResourceLocking="false" antiJARLocking="false">
       </Context>
@@ -51 +45 @@
  1. If you can't find your log files, make sure you edit `/...path_to_GeoNetwork_installation_goes_here.../web/geonetwork/WEB-INF/log4j.cfg`:
    a. Change 'log4j.appender.jeeves.file' to '/var/log/tomcatXXX/geonetwork.log' (XXX = Tomcat version) or wherever you want to have your logs.
- 1. Do the same for intermap with `/...path_to_GeoNetwork_installation_goes_here.../web/intermap/WEB-INF/log4j.cfg`.
  1. Start Tomcat.
-
-'''''Unfortunately''''' . . . at present stopping Tomcat does not shut down !GeoNetwork cleanly.  This is
-documented at [http://www.nabble.com/Tomcat-5.5-hangs-when-hosting-GN-2.2.0--SEC%3DUNCLASSIFIED--td17660763.html].
-You need to make either of the modifications suggested there before you build.
 
 = Running the Z39.50 server =