This guide assumes the Apache HTTP webserver is installed on the same server, so the connector port 8009 should be restricted to be accessible only locally. Having a webserver in front means the direct http connector on port 8080 of tomcat is not used and should be disabled by commenting out its entry. Taking care of serving static resources without tomcat.Production use here means a Apache HTTP server in front of tomcat to take care of several extra tasks as: To do this disable the AccessLogValve entry present by default in tomcat distribution.Ĭhanges to conf/server.xml for production use Optionally disable the tomcat access log if you do not want to have a access log file with one line for every http request. For this its entry should be commented out. The AJP connector on port 8009 active by default in tomcat download should be activated. > Changes to conf/server.xml for development useĪs "development use" here is meant a simple installation of tomcat without another http server like Apache Webserver in front of it. In order to avoid Tomcat from auto-reloading itself, comment out the WatchedResource line:ĭisable session persistence as it is not supported and cannot work with Openbravo.įor this activate the following config which is present but commented in the tomcat default installation: Two changes are required to the context.xml file: Tomcat config files to modify Changes to conf/context.xml CATALINA_OPTS must set a java max heap size of at least 1GB.CATALINA_BASE must also point to the tomcat installation folder selected above.CATALINA_HOME must point to the tomcat installation folder selected above.Three environment variables must be configured for correct operation: linux system being used so creating one is up to the system administrator and not explained in this guide. Init scripts are quite custom to the i.e. a Linux Distribution has the downside of not having a init script and not having it integrated into the boot process. Make sure that all files are owned the by main user 'openbravo' as explained above.ĭownloading Tomcat distribution instead of taking packaged version from i.e. To install it extract the archive to a folder on your system. As that way the above topic will be perfectly solved easily.Īpache Tomcat distribution can be downloaded from the official project page. To avoid any problems Openbravo strongly recommends to run Apache Tomcat services with the same user account which is used on command line. There are several overlapping areas in which one of the accounts needs to access and modify files from the other account in both directions. user account used by Apache Tomcat service.command-line user used to work with files & compile Openbravo.User account for running tomcat / compilingĬonceptually there are two user accounts involved in working with Openbravo: Openbravo needs the Apache Tomcat to be installed and configured.įor the specific versions supported and the currently recommended version check the System Requirements. 1.7.1 Installing for development use (non production).1.7 Example install of Apache Tomcat on Microsoft Windows.1.6 Example Install on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.1.5 Remove other tomcat default webapps.1.4.3 Changes to conf/server.xml for production use.1.4.2 Changes to conf/server.xml for development use.1.1 User account for running tomcat / compiling.
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