Configure tomcat as a system service under windows

1. Modify startup.bat

   Add the following before the first line:

   SET
   JAVA_HOME=D:\ProgramFiles\tool\Java\jdk6

   SET
   CATALINA_HOME=D:\ProgramFiles\Tomcat6

   JAVA_HOME is the content configured in the environment variable. CATALINA_HOME is the directory of Tomcat

2. Modify shutdown.bat

   Add the following before the first line:

   SET JAVA_HOME=D:\ProgramFiles\tool\Java\jdk6

   SET
   CATALINA_HOME=D:\ProgramFiles\Tomcat6

3. Modify service.bat

   Add before the first line:

   set
   CATALINA_HOME=D:\ProgramFiles\Tocmat6

   set
   SERVICE_NAME=Tomcat6

   set
   PR_DISPLAYNAME=Apache Tomcat

   Needless to say, the first line is the name of the service, which is used to control the service (start/stop) on the command line.

   The third line is the display name of the service, which is the name displayed in the service manager.

4. Add service

   In the DOS interface, enter the bin directory of the Tomcat decompression directory and enter the command: service remove
   tomcat6

   service.bat install

   If the installation is successful, it will prompt: The service'Tomcat6 (or your modified SERVICE_NAME)' has
   been installed

5. At this point, configuring Tomcat as a system service is complete!