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Java LAMP   I recently had to build a system to run as a Java Server on Linux to evaluate a new application. I am glad that I took the time to document each step along the way so I could create a HOW-TO for this project. I called it the Java LAMP because it is a Linux installation with Apache, MySQL and PHP, and then I added in the Java JDK and Apache Tomcat for the Java server components.   The application I was evaluating required a specific version of MySQL, and I was determined to use the Fedora Core 5 Distribution I am familiar with. So the following series documents my efforts to get the Java LAMP running. There were additional steps to get my application installed and working with the Java Connector too.   I hope this HOW-TO will help save you time in your efforts!   Enjoy!     Step 1 - Preparing Linux and Getting Source Code Step 2 - Building MySQL Step 3 - Building Apache and PHP Step 4 - Installing the Java JDK and Tomcat