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One way to start the tomcat on the startup is to run it using croncron using the @reboot@reboot attribute:

open up a terminal and type :

sudo crontab -e

at the end of the file enter the command:

@reboot /`PATH_TO_WHERE_TOMCAT_INSTALLED`/bin/startup.sh

@reboot PATH_TO_WHERE_TOMCAT_INSTALLED/bin/startup.sh

save the file and exit.

The above command will run the command once everytime computer boots up.

One way to start the tomcat on the startup is to run it using cron using the @reboot attribute:

open up a terminal and type :

sudo crontab -e

at the end of the file enter the command:

@reboot /`PATH_TO_WHERE_TOMCAT_INSTALLED`/bin/startup.sh

save the file and exit.

The above command will run the command once everytime computer boots up.

One way to start the tomcat on the startup is to run it using cron using the @reboot attribute:

open up a terminal and type :

sudo crontab -e

at the end of the file enter the command:


@reboot PATH_TO_WHERE_TOMCAT_INSTALLED/bin/startup.sh

save the file and exit.

The above command will run the command once everytime computer boots up.

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One way to start the tomcat on the startup is to run it using cron using the @reboot attribute:

open up a terminal and type :

sudo crontab -e

at the end of the file enter the command:

@reboot /`PATH_TO_WHERE_TOMCAT_INSTALLED`/bin/startup.sh

save the file and exit.

The above command will run the command once everytime computer boots up.