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To verify that Tomcat is running, use a browser to access port 9006 of your website by

entering the URL for your site followed by :9006. If Tomcat is running, this URL will

display the Tomcat home page.

MySQL

MySQL provides a relational database management solution for your web server. With

this open source software, you can link data in different tables or databases and

provide the information on your website.

The MySQL Manager application simplifies setting up the MySQL database on

Mac OS X Server. You can use MySQL Manager to initialize the MySQL database, and to

start and stop the MySQL service. MySQL Manager is located in /Applications/Server.

You use it to install required files (the first time you use the application), turn on MySQL

service, enter a root password, and allow network connections. The first time you run

MySQL manager, you may need to unlock it and supply an administrator password

before making changes.

MySQL is preinstalled on Mac OS X Server, with its various files already in the

appropriate locations. At some point you may wish to upgrade to a newer version of

MySQL. You can install the new version in /usr/local/mysql, but MySQL Manager will

not be aware of the new version of MySQL and will continue to control the pre-

installed version. If you do install a newer version of MySQL, use MySQL Manager to

stop the preinstalled version, then start the newer version via the config file.

Installing MySQL

Mac OS X Server version 10.4 includes the latest MySQL, version 4.1. Since it’s

preinstalled, you won’t find it in /usr/local/mysql. Instead, its elements are distributed in

the file system according to standard UNIX file layout, with executables in /usr/sbin and

/usr/bin, man pages in /usr/share/man, and other parts in /usr/share/mysql. When

installed, the MySQL database resides in /var/mysql.

At some point a newer version of MySQL will be posted to http://www.mysql.com. At

that time you may consider downloading the source and building it yourself (if you

have the developer packages installed) or downloading the appropriate binary

distribution and installing it yourself, following the instructions posted on that website.

By default, such installations reside in /usr/local/mysql/. So if you install your own

version of MySQL, you’ll have two versions of MySQL present on your system. This

should do no harm as long as you don’t try to run both the old one and the new one.

Just be sure to prefix any commands intended for the new version with the full path

(starting with /usr/local/mysql), or make sure your shell’s path variable is set to search

in your local directory first.

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