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transforms to after the document title, subtitle, and docinfo.
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.. demo.rst from: http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/user/rst/demo.txt
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.. |EXAMPLE| image:: static/yi_jing_01_chien.jpg
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General
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.. contents:: Table of Contents
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Edit Config
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.. image:: _static/config-tab.png
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The Config tab is used to edit the following files::
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application.properties
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server.xml
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web.xml
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context.xml
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tomcat-users.xml
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setenv.sh
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These files can, of course, be edited via the file system or VI as well.
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Apps
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.. image:: _static/apps-tab.png
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The Apps manager allows you to deploy, undeploy, and redeploy WAR files in Apache Tomcat
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Libraries
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.. image:: _static/libs-tab.png
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The Libraries tab is for managing Jar files under::
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/home/tomcat/<tomcat-version>/libs
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These files can, of course, via the file system.
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.. note::
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The advantage of the Libraries tab is that it tracks Jar files installed, This allows you to easily roll back changes.
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Java
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.. image:: _static/java-tab.png
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The Java tab is used during installation as well as for updating of JDK.
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It can also be used to un-install the selected JDK and replace it with a new version.
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.. image:: _static/java-installed.png
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.. note::
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When installing or removing, there is an option to set as System default.
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Proxy
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By default, JRI Publisher enables a Proxy for Apache and maps port 8080 to 80.
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This enables you to reach reports via http://yourdomain.com/JasperReportsIntegration without need to add the 8080 port.
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.. warning::
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While the proxy is convenient for development or intranet use, in production you should remove the proxy. To remove the Proxy, follow the steps below:
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To edit, remove, or update Proxies, click on the Proxy tab as shown below.
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.. image:: _static/proxy.png
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Select the default Proxy of / as shown below, and click Remove.
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.. image:: _static/proxy-remove.png
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