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title: "Tomcat Server"
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# Tomcat Server
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# Step 4 — Install Apache Tomcat 9
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1. Download **Tomcat 9** (zip distribution — do **not** use the Windows installer):
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- [Gitea release assets](http://145.239.66.197:3000/othmane/team-resources/releases/tag/apache-tomcat-9.0.117)
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- [Apache](https://tomcat.apache.org/download-90.cgi)
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2. Extract it to a stable path with no spaces (e.g., `C:\dev\tomcat9`).
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3. **Do not add Tomcat to your system PATH.** NetBeans will manage it directly and only needs to know the directory.
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> 📝 **Note — Tomcat is not installed as a Windows service in this setup.**
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> Using the zip distribution means Tomcat is managed entirely by NetBeans during development — it starts and stops automatically when you run or stop your project from the IDE. It does not run in the background, does not appear in `services.msc`, and does not start with Windows. This is intentional for a development environment.
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> If you ever need to run Tomcat outside of NetBeans (e.g., for a manual deployment or testing), you can start it directly by running `C:\dev\tomcat9\bin\startup.bat` from a terminal, and stop it with `shutdown.bat`. You can also register it as a Windows service separately if needed — ask your team lead.
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