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tomcat8-instance-create(2)


NAME

   tomcat8-instance-create - creates a Tomcat 8 instance

SYNOPSIS

   tomcat8-instance-create [OPTIONS] DIRECTORYNAME

DESCRIPTION

   The   tomcat8-instance-create  script  creates  a  directory  with  all
   required Tomcat 8 CATALINA_BASE elements so that a  separate  Tomcat  8
   instance  with its own configuration, libraries or web applications can
   be run by a user. bin/startup.sh and bin/shutdown.sh scripts  are  also
   generated to allow the instance to be started and stopped.

   DIRECTORYNAME
          The name of the directory where the instance will be created. It
          should not exist and will be created automatically.

OPTIONS

   -p HTTPPORT
          The TCP port to use  for  the  default  HTTP  connector  in  the
          instance. The default port is 8080.

   -c CONTROLPORT
          The  TCP  port  to  use  for  Tomcat  shutdown control port. The
          default port is 8005.

   -w MAGICWORD
          The magic word that sent to the control port  will  trigger  the
          shutdown of the Tomcat instance. The default word is SHUTDOWN.

AUTHOR

   This man page was written by Thierry Carrez <thierry.carrez@ubuntu.com>
   and is copyright (C) 2008 Canonical Ltd.

                               Feb 2010         TOMCAT8-INSTANCE-CREATE(2)



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