How to install CAS 3.3 with Tomcat 8.0

[CarlotaVina]

Hello,

Recently I start to work with a project with Java 1.8,  tomcat 8.0. We don't have Maven. One of the requirements is to install CAS 3.3 with tomcat 8.0. The project is old and we can't change these requirements.

I don't know how to install CAS 3.3 with Tomcat 8.0

Could somebody to help me.

Best wishes,

Carlota 

[Ray Bon]

Carlota,

Out of curiosity, why are you bound to an ancient, unsupported, and insecure version of CAS?

Maven can be downloaded, https://maven.apache.org/

Have you found any documentation on CAS 3.3?

I suspect that you will spend more time trying to figure out how to install and run CAS 3.3 than changing the requirements. There have been a lot of improvements to CAS in the more than 5 years since I have been using it (which was after 3.3).

Lastly, when you have troubles (and you will), no one has the knowledge to help you.

Ray

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[Carlota Viña]

Hello,

The requirements don't depend on me. The requirements are set .

Best wishes,

Carlota 

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[Richard Frovarp]

Tomcat 8 is also EOL.

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[Richard Frovarp]

The 3.4 method was to create a Maven overlay and build a war from there. I think there was a special config file. Don't remember how that was referenced. You'll need to dig into old documentation.

You probably can do it without Maven, but it would be a giant pain. Maven is a build tool and in this case is gathering all of the dependencies and putting them into a war. You could likely work your way through each dependency, find their dependencies, find their dependencies, etc and grab each one off of maven.org, and build the war by hand. But I don't know why you would want to subject yourself to that.

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[Carlota Viña]

Hi Richard,

Thanks you for the message.

What means Tomcat 8 is EOL?

Best wishes,

Carlota

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[Richard Frovarp]

Apache Tomcat 8.0 is end of life, so it is no longer supported by the project. Hasn't been for a long time. v8.5 is still supported.

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