I need to define an environment variable; specifically, JAVA_HOME.
(I'm installing & configuring Tomcat). I'm sure this is a simple
question, but I don't actually know how to do this.
The problem is that after having installed Tomcat, it won't start
(using ..../bin/startup.sh) because it says:
'The JAVA_HOME environment variable is not defined. This environment
variable is needed to run this program' And indeed $JAVA_HOME doesn't
exist.
Background: I've mainly installed Tomcat on Windows systems before,
and in practice JAVA_HOME is created for you when you install Java.
However I'm told that Java is pre-installed in OS X, so there's no
opportunty to define Java parameters during installation. I know Java
is indeed installed as running the terminal command 'java -version'
gets some sensible responses.
Tom Burke
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