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Tomcat problem

S

sunmacet

Guest
Hi,

I runned into tomcat problems on my server and I did the stupid thing to install tomcat5.5 with yum.

So I am asking for help. How I can safely remove the tomcat5.5 and install the Plesk's default tomcat so that it would work again?

Please, help - thanks.

My server runs on CentOS 4.2.
 
you can do a rpm -q -a | grep tomcat
to find out the specific name of rpm,
Then execute rpm -e tomcat-? to remove.

However you may want to consider
NGASI AppServer Manager (http://www.ngasi.com)
which enables private jvm java hosting
with Plesk and other control panels.
 
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