JIRA integration with RTC
I have CLM 3.0.1.1 and JIRA 4.4 installed on Windows 7 (64bit) and I am trying to integrate these two. When I try to start Tomcat server of JIRA it starts the Tomcat associated with CLM.
Looks like both cannot exist on the same machine since both uses Tomcat.
Even though the ports for JIRA and CLM are different the Tomcat of CLM starts.
Any ideas on how to get Tomcat of JIRA started?
Regards
V.Niranjan
3 answers
You can have multiple tomcat on a machine. If you use the correct server.startup.bat the correct tomcat starts. I have more than 6 Tomcat on my machine and never experienced an issue.
I might however want to look into the server.xml files and make sure to have different ports for http, https, and server.shutdown.
I might however want to look into the server.xml files and make sure to have different ports for http, https, and server.shutdown.
You can have multiple tomcat on a machine. If you use the correct server.startup.bat the correct tomcat starts. I have more than 6 Tomcat on my machine and never experienced an issue.
I might however want to look into the server.xml files and make sure to have different ports for http, https, and server.shutdown.
Hi Ralph
Actually the problem I guess is in the startup.bat of JIRA there is a environment variable CATALINA_HOME set to the Jazz Team server Tomcat configuration so when tomcat of JIRA is started it launches the tomcat of JTS.
Is there a way to changes this?
Regards
V.Niranjan
Hi,
in RTC's server.startup.bat the CATALINA_HOME is set relatively to the folder in which you run the server.starup.
set JRE_HOME=%cd%\jre
set CATALINA_HOME=%cd%\tomcat
So I am unsure if this is the same for the other server why the RTC server should start, in case you deployed both servers in different folders.
If you CD to the correct folder and start the batch from a shell, does the correct server start? Maybe you use a shortcut with the wrong properties e.g. execution folder.
You can change all those settings, the question s, should you have to?
in RTC's server.startup.bat the CATALINA_HOME is set relatively to the folder in which you run the server.starup.
set JRE_HOME=%cd%\jre
set CATALINA_HOME=%cd%\tomcat
So I am unsure if this is the same for the other server why the RTC server should start, in case you deployed both servers in different folders.
If you CD to the correct folder and start the batch from a shell, does the correct server start? Maybe you use a shortcut with the wrong properties e.g. execution folder.
You can change all those settings, the question s, should you have to?