A Complete Guide To Tomcat Start-Up: Manual, Automatic, and Remote | MuleSoft
Most users will find it easiest to simple run "startup" from the command-line, which will start Tomcat normally, with output and error streams being written to the standard Catalina.out log file.
However, if you'd like to watch the server start up right in the terminal, you can use "catalina" with the "run" parameter to prevent these log streams from being redirected.
A number of other parameters can be used with "catalina" as well; notably, these include "jpda start", used to start Tomcat as a Java Platform Debugger Architecture for remote debugging, and "-config [path/to/alt/server.xml]", which allows you to specify an alternate "server.xml" configuration file to use during start-up.
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