• Apache Tomcat 7.0.8 or higher ((Most functions should work fine in any Servlet 3.0+ container. Notable exceptions: The Asynchronous Servlet Library needs some extra attention for configuration.
• Java 1.6 JDK or higher.

• Install the Java JDK and Tomcat Web Container normally.
• Copy the ‘tools.jar’ file from your JDK_HOME/lib/ home to your TOMCAT_HOME/lib
• Start Tomcat
• Download the Navajo build from here: https://source.dexels.com/Navajo/downloads/Navajo.war
• Copy the Navajo.war file into the TOMCAT_HOME/webapps folder. Make sure the file name and extension has not been changed by the browser.
• Tomcat should expand the war file into a web application tree.
• Visit the Navajo Tester in your browser. If all your settings are standard, it should be something like: http://localhost:8080/Navajo

It should look like:

Now choose the folder you want to use as your Navajo workspace. It will default to your home folder + the context name, in this case ‘Navajo’

If you are happy with the location, click ‘Create Default Installation’

Your Navajo Tester webapplication should now look like this:

If your navajo workspace gets corrupted, you can always just delete / move the workspace, and you will return the installer, so you can recreate a working Navajo installation.

Alternatively, if you want to update a to a new version of the Navajo Framework, you can simply delete the Navajo.war file, and replace it with a new one. All content in your Navajo Workspace will remain unchanged.

Next:

• Navajo File Tree
• Using the Navajo Tester 2.x
• Exploring the Navajo Demo scripts