lkpeazy.blogg.se - Tomcat 8 java 8

Add the following parameters to the CATALINA_OPTS environment variable (on Windows, the CATALINA_OPTS variable can be set via the "Manage Tomcat" application in the "Java" Tab on other systems, the file bin/setenv.sh can be created to set variables during startup):.

bin/build.sh (or build.bat, depending on your platform). You can download it from here, place it into idp.home/edit-webapp/WEB-INF/lib/, then change to idp.home and run. The IdP status page at /idp/status is built with JSP and will not work without this library.

Tomcat does not provide the Java Server Tag Library (JSTL), which is required to use JSP pages as Spring views.

IdPLinuxNonRoot and IdPLinuxNonRootDebianUbuntu. You will most likely need to modify these ports to 80 and 443 in CATALINA_BASE/conf/server.xml, and make arrangements for Tomcat to run as root, use a port forwarding approach, or rely on some other solution, cf.

Tomcat listens on ports 80 for user-facing web traffic by default.

It is safe to remove that line on other versions. This should be done with a context descriptor by creating the file CATALINA_BASE/conf/Catalina/localhost/idp.xml and placing the following content in it (replacing idp.home with your IdP's home directory):

In order to run the IdP, Tomcat must be informed of the location of the IdP warfile.

8.5.4 had session bugs that render the IdP unstable. See also SystemRequirement for more info. Tomcat 8+ (including 8.5 and 9.0) are also supported but we don't have a specific page at present for Tomcat 8.5 and 9.0. The latest stable version should be used. There are no known issues with any specific Tomcat 8.0 release. CATALINA_BASE will be used to refer to the location of the Tomcat installation. Within this documentation, idp.home will be used to refer to IdP installation directory (as specified during the installation process default is /opt/shibboleth-idp). Monitoring Tomcat 8.0 with JMX prior to the full initialization of the IdP web application appears to destablize the Spring environment or trigger some kind of bug, as noted here.