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| The recommended version for running Tomcat 8.5 is on Java SE 7. You can use Java virtual machines that are compatible with different platforms. For more information: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html. | |
2. Installing Apache Tomcat 8.5 | You can download the Tomcat binaries from the following address: http://tomcat.apache.org/. If you require detailed information to download and install Tomcat you can follow the following link: https://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-8.5-doc/setup.html (The following guide shows the installation of Tomcat on Windows) Login to the system as administrator:
Select the port to be used within the installation:
Choose the folder where the Java virtual machine that we are going to use is installed:
Choose the folder where the Tomcat will be installed
At the end of the installation you can check if it is installed correctly by opening a web browser and accessing this address: http://localhost:<puerto_configurado>
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3. Install Database | Bb+ SII Dashboard requires the installation of a database where you store both application data and transactional information data. Currently the solution is available for two databases:
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| 4. Deployment of web services | In the JEE container the WAR file corresponding to exposed SOAP Web services is displayed: SII-Services.war In the case of Tomcat, it will be copying the WAR file in the folder '/ Webapps'. If the server is already booted, it will be deployed automatically, otherwise it will have to be started by the script '/startup.bat' in the case of Windows, or '/catalina.sh start' in the case of Unix | |
5. Deployment of web application | In the selected JEE contention the WAR file corresponding to the dashboard is displayed: SII-Dashboard.war As in the previous case, for Tomcat, it will be copying the WAR file to the '/ webapps' folder. If the server is already booted, it will be deployed automatically, otherwise it will have to be started by the script '/startup.bat' in the case of Windows, or '/catalina.sh start' in the case of Unix | |
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