Right now as you may know cPanel only support up to Tomcat 7
More and more people are asking if our servers support Tomcat 8 and it is true, Tomcat has already reached version 9.0 but still we are using version 7
We would be humbled if you could check in our request and maybe even make it happen!
I like this idea 
Hey all! cPanel & WHM Version 76 has reached the RELEASE tier, and today we've moved Tomcat from the Experimental repo to the production repo, allowing us to mark this feature as complete! If you installed the experimental version of Tomcat you shouldn't need to do anything to receive the new rpm. The upgrade process should just Do The Right Thing, ensuring you have the most current RPM installed.
You can read more about the new Tomcat Manager interface that's in 76 in the release notes, along with what changes are in place to help to migrate from EasyApache 3 to EasyApache 4.
We also have documentation for new users of Tomcat on EasyApache 4.
Hey all! cPanel & WHM Version 76 has reached the RELEASE tier, and today we've moved Tomcat from the Experimental repo to the production repo, allowing us to mark this feature as complete! If you installed the experimental version of Tomcat you shouldn't need to do anything to receive the new rpm. The upgrade process should just Do The Right Thing, ensuring you have the most current RPM installed.
You can read more about the new Tomcat Manager interface that's in 76 in the release notes, along with what changes are in place to help to migrate from EasyApache 3 to EasyApache 4.
We also have documentation for new users of Tomcat on EasyApache 4.
Either Tomcat with Easyapache 4 or apxs complied in Easyapache so that we can enable Tomcat manually
Either Tomcat with Easyapache 4 or apxs complied in Easyapache so that we can enable Tomcat manually
Tomcat is a MUST HAVE for many of my clients. I can never move to EA4 without Tomcat support.
Tomcat is a MUST HAVE for many of my clients. I can never move to EA4 without Tomcat support.
We need this for customers, as well. We tried using a 3rd-party plugin, cPanel4j (designed for EA3), which sort of worked on EA4 (but not really). We were working with the developer to fix the issues, but he suddenly stopped responding and his website went dark. We're going to lose a very large customer if we can't get tomcat available.
We need this for customers, as well. We tried using a 3rd-party plugin, cPanel4j (designed for EA3), which sort of worked on EA4 (but not really). We were working with the developer to fix the issues, but he suddenly stopped responding and his website went dark. We're going to lose a very large customer if we can't get tomcat available.
Any news about that? i´m using cPanel4J with easyapache 3 but my client is need to use multiple version of PHP, so i thought to change to easyapache 4, but i don´t know if cPanel4J works with easyapache 4 or if there is any 3rd party that makes tomcat run.
Any news about that? i´m using cPanel4J with easyapache 3 but my client is need to use multiple version of PHP, so i thought to change to easyapache 4, but i don´t know if cPanel4J works with easyapache 4 or if there is any 3rd party that makes tomcat run.
This request hasn't been picked up by our EasyApache team at this time, but if and when it is I'll definitely be back to update this thread.
Also, as a note: please avoid discussion of third party plugins on this site, as it detracts from the core of this request: adding support for Tomcat to EA4.
This request hasn't been picked up by our EasyApache team at this time, but if and when it is I'll definitely be back to update this thread.
Also, as a note: please avoid discussion of third party plugins on this site, as it detracts from the core of this request: adding support for Tomcat to EA4.
cPanel already use java for SOLR. Got the experience and configuration from EA3. It shouldn't be dificult to see Tomcat in EA4.
cPanel already use java for SOLR. Got the experience and configuration from EA3. It shouldn't be dificult to see Tomcat in EA4.
Two of our hosting brands are java focused, without having Tomcat support in newer versions puts us in a bad place.
Two of our hosting brands are java focused, without having Tomcat support in newer versions puts us in a bad place.
This is not possible for us because we have many clients that only work with java.
That way we will never be able to upgrade to easyapache 4 on servers with tomcat.
We nead a solution for tomcat users.
This is not possible for us because we have many clients that only work with java.
That way we will never be able to upgrade to easyapache 4 on servers with tomcat.
We nead a solution for tomcat users.
We definitely need tomcat support in EasyApache 4, we have 6 clients using PHP and Java together in their app.
Please make it available. Thank you.
We definitely need tomcat support in EasyApache 4, we have 6 clients using PHP and Java together in their app.
Please make it available. Thank you.
I've detailed my experience about upgrading to EasyApache 4 with Tomcat (easy-tomcat7).
I hope this workaround could suit any of you for the time being, as it does me.
Cheers
I've detailed my experience about upgrading to EasyApache 4 with Tomcat (easy-tomcat7).
I hope this workaround could suit any of you for the time being, as it does me.
Cheers
yes sure, it is very important to support tomcat in easyapache 4,
some payment api still just supporting jsp and we need to run jsp/servlet in our website beside php.
Thanks
yes sure, it is very important to support tomcat in easyapache 4,
some payment api still just supporting jsp and we need to run jsp/servlet in our website beside php.
Thanks
HI!
Some payment gateways are still using servlets. We can't move to EA4 yet beacause of this.
(we have to rollback to EA3)
Is very important the support of tomcat in EA4
HI!
Some payment gateways are still using servlets. We can't move to EA4 yet beacause of this.
(we have to rollback to EA3)
Is very important the support of tomcat in EA4
Hi,
There are Many Banks that only support (JSP/Servlet/Jar files) for their payment gateway integrations and for data encryption.
So Please supporting Tomcat in Next EA4 is very important, otherwise moving to EA4 will not be possible (very hard).
Please consider supporting Java in EA4 before you stop support EA3 which is in the beginning next year
Best Regards
Hi,
There are Many Banks that only support (JSP/Servlet/Jar files) for their payment gateway integrations and for data encryption.
So Please supporting Tomcat in Next EA4 is very important, otherwise moving to EA4 will not be possible (very hard).
Please consider supporting Java in EA4 before you stop support EA3 which is in the beginning next year
Best Regards
Hi,
May I know the current status of Tomcat Support in Easy Apache 4 ? and in which whm version you plan to support it?
Awaiting for your reply
Hi,
May I know the current status of Tomcat Support in Easy Apache 4 ? and in which whm version you plan to support it?
Awaiting for your reply
Good news all! Tomcat support in EasyApache 4 is currently being worked on and could be delivered as soon as May or June. We're not yet positive, but it may be a requirement that you upgrade to at least cPanel & WHM version 74 or newer to use Tomcat with EasyApache 4.
We have already gotten Tomcat packaged up as an RPM. The next step is to add the various connectors and configuration utilities. The goal is to provide, at a minimum, a similar experience to what we've historically provided to users of Tomcat with EasyApache 3. Once we have a version for testing, we'll be back with more information!
We know that a number of you will be upgrading from EasyApache 3 to EasyApache 4, so we have that in the back of our minds as we're developing as well. If nothing else, we'll be able to provide you steps to use when migrating, after we release.
Good news all! Tomcat support in EasyApache 4 is currently being worked on and could be delivered as soon as May or June. We're not yet positive, but it may be a requirement that you upgrade to at least cPanel & WHM version 74 or newer to use Tomcat with EasyApache 4.
We have already gotten Tomcat packaged up as an RPM. The next step is to add the various connectors and configuration utilities. The goal is to provide, at a minimum, a similar experience to what we've historically provided to users of Tomcat with EasyApache 3. Once we have a version for testing, we'll be back with more information!
We know that a number of you will be upgrading from EasyApache 3 to EasyApache 4, so we have that in the back of our minds as we're developing as well. If nothing else, we'll be able to provide you steps to use when migrating, after we release.
Great news, thanks for update.
I also believe that you will stop supporting EasyApache 3 by the end of this year, and we hope that we can upgrade to version 4 as soon as you support tomcat
Best regards
Great news, thanks for update.
I also believe that you will stop supporting EasyApache 3 by the end of this year, and we hope that we can upgrade to version 4 as soon as you support tomcat
Best regards
Hey all! Back with another quick update. The EasyApache team is working on the UI and migration scripts right now, which is aimed at Version 76, which we anticipate being in a production tier at the end of Q3 or beginning of Q4 this year. The RPM updates could be published as soon as next week. I'll be back as soon as I have an update for everyone!
Hey all! Back with another quick update. The EasyApache team is working on the UI and migration scripts right now, which is aimed at Version 76, which we anticipate being in a production tier at the end of Q3 or beginning of Q4 this year. The RPM updates could be published as soon as next week. I'll be back as soon as I have an update for everyone!
Great news,
Looking forward to see the complete version that support tomcat including migration script
Great news,
Looking forward to see the complete version that support tomcat including migration script
We have released an experimental Tomcat build currently available in EasyApache 4. Included with this is build is our migration script, which migrates Tomcat in EasyApache 3 to Tomcat in EasyApache 4. Are any of you still using EA3 with tomcat?
We're looking for customers that would be interested in allowing us to migrate their Tomcat instance in EasyApache 3 to Tomcat with EasyApache 4 using these scripts. We would also need 2-3 websites that currently utilizes Tomcat, so we can use these to test before and after the migration.
We would handle the conversion and migration and testing for you. Since this is a new feature that we recently added, it is possible there could be bugs, and we want to work through them as quickly as possible. If at any time we find anything that causes your websites to not work, we will revert back to EasyApache 3. To be clear: your server would be updated to a pre-EDGE version of cPanel & WHM (called a NEXT build) while this is being tested and we will update your server to version 72, once testing has concluded.
If you have root access to the server and would like to be included in this testing, please open a ticket with our support team: tickets.cpanel.net
We have released an experimental Tomcat build currently available in EasyApache 4. Included with this is build is our migration script, which migrates Tomcat in EasyApache 3 to Tomcat in EasyApache 4. Are any of you still using EA3 with tomcat?
We're looking for customers that would be interested in allowing us to migrate their Tomcat instance in EasyApache 3 to Tomcat with EasyApache 4 using these scripts. We would also need 2-3 websites that currently utilizes Tomcat, so we can use these to test before and after the migration.
We would handle the conversion and migration and testing for you. Since this is a new feature that we recently added, it is possible there could be bugs, and we want to work through them as quickly as possible. If at any time we find anything that causes your websites to not work, we will revert back to EasyApache 3. To be clear: your server would be updated to a pre-EDGE version of cPanel & WHM (called a NEXT build) while this is being tested and we will update your server to version 72, once testing has concluded.
If you have root access to the server and would like to be included in this testing, please open a ticket with our support team: tickets.cpanel.net
So happy to hear that you are in testing phase, looking forward to see the final version announcement as we have production server and cannot apply testing version on it.
Thanks for your update
So happy to hear that you are in testing phase, looking forward to see the final version announcement as we have production server and cannot apply testing version on it.
Thanks for your update
Hey folks! We're still looking for testers. If you want us to manage the migration for you, now's the time to reach out. After we go live we won't be managing the migrations for anyone else.
Hey folks! We're still looking for testers. If you want us to manage the migration for you, now's the time to reach out. After we go live we won't be managing the migrations for anyone else.
Just another poke here. We've had some success, and are still looking for servers to work on the migration. As a reminder: EasyApache 3 will reach end of life at the end of December 31st, 2018 (125 days from now). Also, upgrades to Version 78 (which we expect will be released Q1 2019) will be blocked if you are using EasyApache 3.
Just another poke here. We've had some success, and are still looking for servers to work on the migration. As a reminder: EasyApache 3 will reach end of life at the end of December 31st, 2018 (125 days from now). Also, upgrades to Version 78 (which we expect will be released Q1 2019) will be blocked if you are using EasyApache 3.
Hey all! We just pushed an update to the tomcat 8.5 rpm on the experimental branch last week. Version 76's UI will also have some tomcat-related updates. When we get an EDGE build out this week, we'll be back with some screenshots!
Hey all! We just pushed an update to the tomcat 8.5 rpm on the experimental branch last week. Version 76's UI will also have some tomcat-related updates. When we get an EDGE build out this week, we'll be back with some screenshots!
Hey all! cPanel & WHM Version 76 has reached the RELEASE tier, and today we've moved Tomcat from the Experimental repo to the production repo, allowing us to mark this feature as complete! If you installed the experimental version of Tomcat you shouldn't need to do anything to receive the new rpm. The upgrade process should just Do The Right Thing, ensuring you have the most current RPM installed.
You can read more about the new Tomcat Manager interface that's in 76 in the release notes, along with what changes are in place to help to migrate from EasyApache 3 to EasyApache 4.
We also have documentation for new users of Tomcat on EasyApache 4.
Hey all! cPanel & WHM Version 76 has reached the RELEASE tier, and today we've moved Tomcat from the Experimental repo to the production repo, allowing us to mark this feature as complete! If you installed the experimental version of Tomcat you shouldn't need to do anything to receive the new rpm. The upgrade process should just Do The Right Thing, ensuring you have the most current RPM installed.
You can read more about the new Tomcat Manager interface that's in 76 in the release notes, along with what changes are in place to help to migrate from EasyApache 3 to EasyApache 4.
We also have documentation for new users of Tomcat on EasyApache 4.
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