Install (Tomcat Java server) in Ubuntu Server amd64 in Bionic Daily (archived)

This test will check that the Ubuntu Server system is installed and you can login into it

Proceed in your native language if you wish. Instructions will remain in English

Boot up the image

The system boots properly and loads the installer displaying a screen with language selection

Choose the desired language and press "Enter"

Ubuntu installer main menu is displayed

Select "Install Ubuntu Server"

The 'Select a language' screen is displayed requesting for a language selection to be used for the installation process

Choose the language to be used during the installation process which will also be the default language for the installed system

The 'Select your location' screen is displayed

Select your location to set your time zone and the system locale

The 'Configure the keyboard' is displayed requesting to detect the keyboard layout

Select "No"

The 'Configure the keyboard' is displayed requesting to select the country of origin for the keyboard of your computer

Choose the correct country of origin for the keyboard

The 'Configure the keyboard' is displayed requesting to select the layout matching the keyboard of your computer

Choose the correct layout for the keyboard

The installer starts

The 'Configure the network' screen is displayed requesting to enter the hostname for the system

Select hostname 'ubuntu' as default

The 'Set up users and passwords' screen is displayed requesting to define a user account name

Enter your desired user account name

The 'Set up users and passwords' screen is displayed requesting to define a username for the user account

Enter your desired username

The 'Set up users and passwords' screen is displayed requesting to define a password for the new user

Enter your desired password

The 'Set up users and passwords' screen is displayed requesting to re-enter the password for verification

User account, username and password are accepted

The 'Set up users and passwords' screen is displayed requesting to encrypt user's home directory

Select "No"

The 'Configure the clock' screen is displayed requesting to verify or setup the timezone

Select the correct location in your time zone

The installer proceeds with the installation and the 'Partition disks' screen is displayed

Select "Guided - Use entire disk"

The 'Partition disks' screen is displayed requesting to select the disk to partition

Select the desired disk

The installer starts the partitioning of the disk and the 'Partition disks' screen is displayed requesting for confirmation before writing the changes to the disk

Verify that everything is right and select "Yes"

The installer proceeds with the partitioning of the disk and starts installing the base system

The 'Configure the package manager' screen is displayed requesting to enter a 'HTTP proxy'

Leave it blank and press "Enter"

The installer proceeds with the configuration of the package manager

The 'Configuration tasksel' screen is displayed requesting to define the upgrades management

Select "No automatic updates"

The 'Software selection' screen is displayed requesting to select the software to be installed

Choose "Tomcat Java server" using the arrows keys, select it with "space bar" and confirm with "Enter"

The installer proceeds with the installation of "Tomcat Java server"

The 'Install the GRUB boot loader on a hard disk' screen is displayed requesting to install the GRUB boot loader to the master boot record

Select "Yes" and wait for the installer to finish

An 'Installation Complete' screen is displayed

Remove the installation media (CD/DVD or USB key), wait for the reboot of the system

The system boots properly and loads into login

This test will check that the Tomcat Java server is running correctly.

Login and check Tomcat is running entering sudo netstat -ltnp | grep java at the prompt

It should show a jsvc instance listening on port 8080

Verify that Tomcat is working properly entering w3m http://127.0.0.1:8080 at the prompt

A "It works !" page should be brought up

Verify that Tomcat is able to properly display the "Hello World!" example page, entering w3m http:localhost:8080/examples/servletsservlet/HelloWorldExample at the prompt

A "Hello World!" page should be brought up

Verify that Tomcat is able to display a page containing basic arithmetics, entering w3m http:localhost:8080/examples/jsp/jsp2/el/basic-arithmetic.jsp at the prompt

A "JSP 2.0 Expression Language - Basic Arithmetic" page should be brought up

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