I am not very familiar with Unix OS, Let us say, after i logged in to my
unix account,
what is the command i should use to find out whether or not TomCat is
installed??
If on redhat/fedora core,
rpm -qa|grep tomcat
will tell you if there's anything that has tomcat in the name. (Since
the
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> My 2 cents.
> -steve
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I agree with Steve, and moreover, what
about environment variables such
catalina home, java home and classpath
and so on? Look for them in the script...
G.
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Maybe you need to ask a different question: "If I'm pretty sure
that Tomcat is installed on a given Linux machine but I'm not sure
where it is, how do I find it?"
If you don't know who installed what and by what means, then, like
you said, tomcat can be anywhere .. and rpm might put it some
I think you should clarify what you are trying to determine.
Are you asking for a command that will prove that Tomcat is (correctly)
installed? Or are you asking whether a given application is installed within
Tomcat? Or, do you really want to know if Tomcat is simply running at a
given moment
