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JavaSercer Pages Figure 4.2. The Tomcat main page When you’re done testing Tomcat, stop the server like this: C:Jakartajakarta-tomcatbin> shutdown You should always stop the server this way, as opposed to killing the Command Prompt window the server is running in. Otherwise, the applications don’t get a chance to close down gracefully, and when you start to connect external resources, like a database, various problems may occur. 4.4 Installing the Book Examples All JSP pages, HTML pages, Java source code, and class files for the book examples can be downloaded directly from the O’Reilly web site: http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/jserverpages/ They can also be downloaded from the book web site: http://www.TheJSPBook.com The file that contains all the examples is called jspbook.zip. Save the file on your hard drive, for instance in C:JSPBook on a Windows platform, and unpack it: C:JSPBook> jar xvf jspbook.zip You can use the same command on a Unix platform. page 39
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