tomcat11-INSTANCE-CREATE(2)
β¨ tomcat11-INSTANCE-CREATE(2) β¨
okay bestie, welcome to the tomcat11-INSTANCE-CREATE manual page β section 2, if you're keeping track π . this is the whole vibe, top to bottom, no skips.
πΈ NAME πΈ
tomcat11-instance-create β bestie, it creates a Tomcat 11 instance β¨
π SYNOPSIS π
tomcat11-instance-create [OPTIONS] DIRECTORYNAME
π DESCRIPTION π
so like, the tomcat11-instance-create script makes a whole directory for you, packed with all the required Tomcat 11 CATALINA_BASE elements π«Ά. the point? so that a separate Tomcat 11 instance β with its own configuration, libraries or web applications β can be run by a user. main character energy, honestly π
and it doesn't stop there!! bin/startup.sh and bin/shutdown.sh scripts are also generated so you can start and stop the instance, easy peasy π¦.
π DIRECTORYNAME π
The name of the directory where the instance will be created. it should not exist and will be created automatically. no cap. β¨
π¦ OPTIONS π¦
-pHTTPPORT β the TCP port to use for the default HTTP connector in the instance. the default port is8080π-cCONTROLPORT β the TCP port to use for the Tomcat shutdown control port. the default port is8005π₯-wMAGICWORD β the magic word that, when sent to the control port, will trigger the shutdown of the Tomcat instance. the default word isSHUTDOWNπͺβ¨
π AUTHOR π
This man page was written by Thierry Carrez <thierry.carrez@ubuntu.com> and is copyright (C) 2008 Canonical Ltd. π
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