Hi Shashi,
You have 2 options:
A. Install tomcat separately:
- This approach would involve first checking PAM to first find out which tomcat version is supported. Also checking which JDK is supported with tomcat and making sure your Linux server has it.
- Once you decided which version, then download that from Apache's site.
- Usually its a package which you have to extract on your server and unarchive. Configure it's startup service.
- Add business object libraries location in java options. (Refer to java tab on your windows tomcat.)
- Use wdeploy utility to prepare and deploy war files.
B. Modify the existing installation using AddRemoveProduct.sh / modify or remove product script.(situated one folder above bobje) Select Tomcat and that's it.
- Everything automatically done for you.
In my opinion option B is better since it will help you in easy maintenance throughout the life cycle.
Hope that helps!!!
Regards,
Sarvjot Singh