To set up a new J2ee Server:

1. Modify bin/setenv.sh
   a. just before EXPORT CPATH, type:
. /data/java/bin/setenv.sh
CPATH=$CPATH:$CLASSPATH
2. Start up the server by typing:
    j2ee -verbose &
       (make sure /usr/local/bin/j2ee is linked here)
3. Deploy the tourbean from /data/java/tour

(To stop j2ee type: j2ee -stop)

To set up tomcat:

1. Open the conf/server.xml file and:
   a. Change port 8000 to 80
   b. Add my contexts:
      <Context path=""
                docBase="/data/java/tour"
                crossContext="false"
                debug="1"
                reloadable="false" >
       </Context>
      <Context path="/examples"
                docBase="webapps/examples"
                crossContext="false"
                debug="0"
                reloadable="true" >
       </Context>
   c. Add the jini context:
       <Context path="/jini"
                docBase="/usr/local/java/jdk/jini1_1/lib"
                crossContext="true"
                debug="0"
                reloadable="true"
                trusted="false" >
       </Context>

2. Edit tomcat.sh (set my classpath - remember to include the cocoon parser first)
*# **********Don********** - This is my code:
*    . /data/java/bin/setenv.sh
   oldCP=$CLASSPATH

   unset CLASSPATH
*    # **********Don********** - This is my code:
*    java_dir=/usr/local/java
*    CLASSPATH=$java_dir/util/xml/jaxp-1.1/jaxp.jar
*    CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:$java_dir/util/xml/jaxp-1.1/xalan.jar

3. Start tomcat by typing:
   tomcat start        (shutdown is tomcat stop)

To setup ftp:

1. Type:
   ftp.sh
User: don

To start the JINI server:

1. Type:
jini.sh  (As superuser)

To start the mail server:

1. Type:
mail.sh (As superuser)