Tomcat JSP Basic Application Server

[afrugone]

There are many application based on Apache Tomcat servlet container, and for some of us, we are not expert, is not easy to have it up and running, so could be very nice to have a virtual appliance with a preconfigured Centos-JDK-Tomcat-Mysql ready to install services on it, like Pentaho, Jaspereports, Zenoss, Openbravo and many other.

Besides will be nice to have an advanced version with JBoss Application Server

Thanks for this nice product
Alfrfedo

 

[tom]

There are many application based on Apache Tomcat servlet container, and for some of us, we are not expert, is not easy to have it up and running, so could be very nice to have a virtual appliance with a preconfigured Centos-JDK-Tomcat-Mysql ready to install services on it, like Pentaho, Jaspereports, Zenoss, Openbravo and many other.

Besides will be nice to have an advanced version with JBoss Application Server

Thanks for this nice product
Alfrfedo

Why not based on Debian Etch or Lenny (or Ubuntu 8.04 LTS)? or is centos mandatory for you?

We would prefer Debian (sometimes Ubuntu).

FYI, we have already a ready to run Zenoss appliance. (based on etch)

 

[afrugone]

Thanks fro your soon answer, Centos is not mandatory but I now it better, Zenoss is very nice, but could be usefull to have a linux with Linux-JDK-Tomcat-Mysql precofigured, to build some applications over it.

regards
Alfredo

 

[apmuthu]

The BlueOnyx OpenVZ template that runs on ProxMox VE has TomCat pre-installed - just activate for specific domains within it's browser based GUI. It is CentOS based though it runs inside Debian based ProxMox VE.