Tomcat Utility

Name:	Tomcat Utility		Build:	2004.04.26.001		Date:	2004/04/26

1. Features
2. System requirement
3. Installation
4. Usage
5. Download
6. Other resources
7. History
8. About

1. Features

Tomcat 4.x JDBC Realm support
Tomcat 4.x JavaBean Resources
Tomcat 4.x DataSource support
Tomcat 4.x JavaMail Session support
Tomcat 4.x Logger support (for HttpServlet.log(...))

2. System requirement

JBuilder 8
JBuilder 9
JBuilder X

3. Installation

Copy Tomcat4xTools.jar to <JBuilder Home>/lib/ext
Copy mot.jar to <JBuilder Home>/lib/ext

4. Usage

JDBC Realm
1. Open project properties
2. Select project server (Only Tomcat 4.0 and 4.1 are supported)
3. Open webmodule properties
4. Locate Tomcat JDBC Realm page
  Note: Please refer to Tomcat documentation for fields detail.
  Note: If you want to test connection here, your JDBC driver must be included in JBuilder runtime classpath.
Logger
1. Open project properties
2. Select project server (Only Tomcat 4.0 and 4.1 are supported)
3. Open webmodule properties
4. Locate Tomcat Logger page
JavaBean Resource
1. Open project properties
2. Select project server (Only Tomcat 4.0 and 4.1 are supported)
3. Launch New Wizard
4. Select Tomcat JavaBean Resource
5. Input JavaBean Resource parameters
  Note: Please refer to Tomcat documentation for fields detail.
6. If you want to change JavaBean Resource parameter, just open JavaBean Resource node properties
7. Change JavaBean Resource parameters
  Note: Please refer to Tomcat documentation for fields detail.
DataSource
1. Open project properties
2. Select project server (Only Tomcat 4.0 and 4.1 are supported)
3. Launch New Wizard
4. Select Tomcat DataSource
5. Input DataSource parameters
  Note: Please refer to Tomcat documentation for fields detail.
  Note: If you want to test connection here, your JDBC driver must be included in JBuilder runtime classpath.
6. If you want to change DataSource parameter, just open DataSource node properties
7. Change DataSource parameters
  Note: Please refer to Tomcat documentation for fields detail.
  Note: If you want to test connection here, your JDBC driver must be included in JBuilder runtime classpath.
JavaMail Session
1. Open project properties
2. Select project server (Only Tomcat 4.0 and 4.1 are supported)
3. Launch New Wizard
4. Select Tomcat JavaMail Session
5. Input JavaMail Session parameters
  Note: Please refer to Tomcat documentation for fields detail.
6. If you want to change JavaMail Session parameter, just open JavaMail Session node properties
7. Change JavaMail Session parameters
  Note: Please refer to Tomcat documentation for fields detail.
Runtime Configurations
1. Include JDBC driver library in Project's properties (JDBC Realm)
2. Include JDBC driver/Jakarta Commons Collections(for Tomcat 4.0.x), Jakarta Commons DBCP, Jakarta Commons Pool libraries in Project's properties (DataSource)
3. Include JavaMail library in Project's properties (JavaMail Session)
4. Open Runtime Configurations
5. Create or Edit Server runtime configuration
6. Make sure the following 2 options are checked