Linux Commands To Uninstall Apache Tomcat Server In Ubuntu
if use apt-get install tomcat, this is usually used for a server, can uninstall it with below command, if want it work with eclipse, had better install tomcat manually.
the uninstalling tomcat is very easy, all you have to do is send this command:
SHELL COMMAND:
apt-get remove tomcat6
thats it
if for some reason you get an error saying the package is not found, it maybe that you have a different version of tomcat, maybe its tomcat5 or tomcat7
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How To List Installed Packages In Ubuntu
the command is simple:
SHELL COMMMAND:
dpkg --get-selections |more
lest say i want to know where tomcat6 is installed, this will display the location or path:
Which way should I install Apache Tomcat 7 on my Ubuntu:
Using sudo apt-get install tomcat7
From the zip file downloaded from Apache website.
I don't want the server to start on each boot. As most of the time I will be using it in my Eclipse to run simple Web applications. So, do I need to install it any other way to avoid tomcat start automatically?
refer below articlesHow should I install Apache Tomcat 7 for use with Eclipse?`/usr/share/tomcat7/logs/catalina.out': No such file or directoryHow should I install Apache Tomcat 7 fo