How did you install Tomcat? Via yum? If so, there should already be a
startup script in /etc/init.d and you should be able to start restart
Tomcat by executing a command such as;
service tomcat restart
I haven't used redhat for a while but I think once it has been installed
you may have to configure it to start on bootup using something like;
chkconfig tomcat on
Cheers
Hayden
On 03/05/10 15:56, Raj K Bhardwaj wrote:
Dear members,
We are using Fedora 4 and Dspace 1.4.2 , could anyone suggest how to
configure tomcat as service so that everytime i start system tomcat
start automatically.
regards
Raj Kumar Bhardwaj
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