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Apache Tomcat Directories

The document outlines the key directories found within the Apache Tomcat installation. It describes the purpose of each directory, including 'bin' for binary files, 'conf' for configuration files, 'lib' for libraries, 'logs' for log files, 'webapps' for deploying applications, 'work' for temporary files, and 'temp' for JVM temporary files. Additionally, a GitHub link to a sample Java application is provided.

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Apache Tomcat Directories

The document outlines the key directories found within the Apache Tomcat installation. It describes the purpose of each directory, including 'bin' for binary files, 'conf' for configuration files, 'lib' for libraries, 'logs' for log files, 'webapps' for deploying applications, 'work' for temporary files, and 'temp' for JVM temporary files. Additionally, a GitHub link to a sample Java application is provided.

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Apache Tomcat Directories

You’ll see the following directories under this apache-tomcat directory.

bin – This contains all the binary files and shell scripts required to start the tomcat, set the
environment variables, etc.

conf – This is the tomcat configuration directory where all the config files are located. The main
tomcat server config file is server.xml which is located under this directory.

lib – Contains library files and classes that are required for the tomcat server

logs – Contains the log and output files of tomcat (i.e catalina.out, etc.)

webapps – This is where you’ll deploy your java web application. Any application deployed
under this directory will be automatically loaded by the Apache tomcat. For example, you can
deploy birt-viewer on tomcat.

work – This is used as a temp working directory for your web apps.

temp – This is used by the JVM, which will create any required temp files that are specified by
java.io.tmpdir.

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