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settings.xml for

 Tomcat}
h4.Configure your Maven settings.xml for Tomcat

{warning

}If you forgot either the Tomcat *manager-script* username and/or password, you can find the username and password in the $\{CATALINA_HOME}/conf/tomcat-users.xml file.

{warning}
# Open *$\{user.home}/.m2/settings.xml* with a text editor.

#  In the settings.xml file, find:

{code

}
<tomcat.username>script</tomcat.username>
{code}

and replace *script* with the username for the Tomcat *manager-script* user that you configured when you installed Tomcat.

#  In the settings.xml file, find:

{code

}
<tomcat.password>XXXXXXXX</tomcat.password>

{code}
and replace *XXXXXXXX* with the password for the Tomcat *manager-script* user that you configured when you installed Tomcat.

# When you are satisfied that everything is correct, *save* your changes.

 OC4J}
h4.Configure your Maven settings.xml for Oracle OC4J

# Open *$\{user.home}/.m2/settings.xml* with a text editor.

#  In the settings.xml file, find:

{code

}
<oc4j.j2eeHome>/path/to/oc4j/j2ee/home</oc4j.j2eeHome>
{code}

and replace *path/to/oc4j* with the path to j2ee/home directory of your installed OC4J standalone server.

#  In the settings.xml file, find:

{code

}
<oc4j.password>XXXXXXXX</oc4j.password>
{code}

and replace *XXXXXXXX* with the password for the oc4jadmin that you configured when you installed the OC4J standalone server.

# If you changed the default OC4J administrator name when you installed the OC4J standalone server, find

{code

}
<oc4j.username>oc4jadmin</oc4j.username>

{code}
and replace *oc4jadmin* with your new OC4J administrator user name.

# When you are satisfied that everything is correct, *save* your changes.