# # We want to deploy J2EE environment in the most # controlled manner possible. The best project for doing # this appears to be the JPackage http://www.jpackage.org # initiative. # # So we can use this, we are going to use the JPackage # recommended wrapping of Java and it's associated packages # Before we can get TOMCAT and mod_jk2 in we need to get JAVA into place # # For Fedora Core 3 and above: # JPackage utils are provided in the everything install #
set -x if [ "$OS" != "rhel4" ]; then # We "like" Sun's JDK echo "%Post: Install Sun's Java" ##rpm -i /mnt/source/kickstart/rpms/sun/j2sdk-1_4_2_06-linux-i586.rpm rpm -i /mnt/source/kickstart/rpms/sun/jdk-1_5_0_04-linux-i586.rpm # and the jpackage compatibility stuff provides java and java-devel ##rpm -i /mnt/source/kickstart/rpms/jpackage/current/free/java-1.4.2-sun-compat-1.4.2.06-1jpp.noarch.rpm fi # For EL4 install the RH packaged java, because it's easier and more supported # Now either run an RHAPS J2EE/Tomcat install if [ "$OS" == "rhel3" ]; then /mnt/source/kickstart/scripts/s70java_RHAPS.sh elif [ "$OS" == "rhel4" ]; then /mnt/source/kickstart/scripts/s70java_RHAPS-rhel4.sh else # or run a jpackage J2EE/Tomcat install /mnt/source/kickstart/scripts/s70java_jpackage-$OS.sh fi # However, because they're fundamentally the same things (just varying in # verson numbers), we can use identical configurations with them. (I think) /mnt/source/kickstart/scripts/s70java_config.sh # # set +x
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