First, make sure the jdk is installed and enter the java -verion command in the terminal
When the jdk is installed, we only need to run the starup.sh file in the compressed package I downloaded
in the terminal to run the tomcat server normally, and run the shutdown.sh file in the terminal to shut down the tomcat server.
So now the task is how to run the starup.sh file, this is very simple, find the file, drag it to the console, and press Enter.
At this time we will encounter a problem
Permission denied
This is that we haven't given this file permission to run, so we have to give this file permission
to enter sudo chmod 755 (your tomcat path)/bin/*.sh in the terminal and press Enter
I am here sudo chmod 755 /Users/zhuyanhui/Downloads/apache-tomcat-8.5.16/bin/*.sh
This line of code is to give permissions to all files with the suffix .sh under the bin folder
(if you don't know the path, just drag the file into the path and you will come out, and then modify it yourself)
Here you need to enter the password (admin password)
At this time, the file has permissions. We can drag the startup.sh file to the console and tomcat can run normally.
tomcat started means that it has been successfully opened. At this time, it is time to browse and test it.
If you want to close it, just drag the shutdown.sh file to the console.
This kind of dragging is a little troublesome, and there are simple methods below.
is to write the path to the .bash_profile file and enter it in the console
touch ~/.bash_profile; // Jump the directory to the .bash_profile folder
open -t ~/.bash_profile //Open the .bash_profile file
and a new window will pop up and enter
export PATH=$PATH:/Users/zhuyanhui /Downloads/apache-tomcat-8.5.16/bin
save, then close the window, exit the terminal
Re-open the terminal and enter startup.sh directly, you can see that the tomcat service starts
The same goes for shutting down services
