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Windows Activation Code 0X80070005 on this page. The completed installation results in Tomcat running on a virtual machine. To create a virtual machine. Sign in to the Azure portal. Click New, click Compute, then click See all in the Featured apps. Click JDK, click JDK 8 in the JDK pane. Virtual machine images that support JDK 6 and JDK 7 are available if you have legacy applications that are not ready to run in JDK 8. In the JDK 8 pane, select Classic, then click Create. In the Basics blade Specify a name for the virtual machine. Enter a name for the administrator in the User Name field. Remember this name and the associated password that follows in the next field. You need them when you remotely sign in to the virtual machine. Enter a password in the New password field, and reenter it in the Confirm password field. This password is for the Administrator account. Select the appropriate Subscription. For the Resource group, click Create new and enter the name of a new resource group. Or, click Use existing and select one of the available resource groups. Select a location where the virtual machine resides, such as South Central US. Click Next. In the Virtual machine image size blade, select A1 Standard or another appropriate image. Click Select. In the Settings blade, click OK. You can use the default values provided by Azure. In the Summary blade, click OK. To remotely sign in to your virtual machine. Log on to the Azure portal. Click Virtual machines classic. If needed, click More services at the bottom left corner under the service categories. The Virtual machines classic entry is listed in the Compute group. Click the name of the virtual machine that you want to sign in to. After the virtual machine has started, a menu at the top of the pane allows connections. Click Connect. Respond to the prompts as needed to connect to the virtual machine. Typically, you save or open the. You might have to copy the url port as the last part of the first line of the. To install a Java application server on your virtual machine. You can copy a Java application server to your virtual machine, or you can install a Java application server through an installer. This tutorial uses Tomcat as the Java application server to install. When you are signed in to your virtual machine, open a browser session to Apache Tomcat. Double click the link for 3. Windows Service Installer. By using this technique, Tomcat installs as a Windows service. When prompted, choose to run the installer. Within the Apache Tomcat Setup wizard, follow the prompts to install Tomcat. For the purposes of this tutorial, accepting the defaults is fine. When you reach the Completing the Apache Tomcat Setup Wizard dialog box, you can optionally check Run Apache Tomcat to have Tomcat start now. Click Finish to complete the Tomcat setup process. To start Tomcat. You can manually start Tomcat by opening a command prompt on your virtual machine and running the command net start Tomcat. Once Tomcat is running, you can access Tomcat by entering the URL http localhost 8. To see Tomcat running from external machines, you need to create an endpoint and open a port. To create an endpoint for your virtual machine. Sign in to the Azure portal. Click Virtual machines classic. Click the name of the virtual machine that is running your Java application server. Click Endpoints. Click Add. In the Add endpoint dialog box Specify a name for the endpoint for example, Http. In. Select TCP for the protocol. Specify 8. 0 for the public port. Specify 8. 08. 0 for the private port. Select Disabled for the floating IP address. Leave the access control list as is. Click the OK button to close the dialog box and create the endpoint. To open a port in the firewall for your virtual machine. Sign in to your virtual machine. Click Windows Start. Click Control Panel. Click System and Security, click Windows Firewall, and then click Advanced Settings. Click Inbound Rules, and then click New Rule. For the Rule Type, select Port, and then click Next. On the Protocol and Ports screen, select TCP, specify 8. Specific local port, and then click Next. On the Action screen, select Allow the connection, and then click Next. On the Profile screen, ensure that Domain, Private, and Public are selected, and then click Next. On the Name screen, specify a name for the rule, such as Http. In the rule name is not required to match the endpoint name, however, and then click Finish. At this point, your Tomcat website should be viewable from an external browser. In the browsers address window, type a URL of the form http yourDNSname. DNSname is the DNS name you specified when you created the virtual machine. You could create your own web application archive WAR and add it to the webapps folder. For example, create a basic Java Service Page JSP dynamic web project and export it as a WAR file. Next, copy the WAR to the Apache Tomcat webapps folder on the virtual machine, then run it in a browser. By default when the Tomcat service is installed, it is set to start manually. You can switch it to start automatically by using the Services snap in. Start the Services snap in by clicking Windows Start, Administrative Tools, and then Services. Double click the Apache Tomcat service and set Startup type to Automatic. The benefit of having Tomcat start automatically is that it starts running when the virtual machine is rebooted for example, after software updates that require a reboot are installed. Next steps. You can learn about other services such as Azure Storage, service bus, and SQL Database that you may want to include with your Java applications. View the information available at the Java Developer Center.