How to install Tomcat?

Hi every body,
i am reading (Addison Wesly) The java Web Services tutorial.pdf,
i have tried to fellow (Getting Started Wth Tomcat) in this tutorial but i colud not ,
so any one can help me, in the order to run the examples of web application section on Tomcat.
how to set up WSDP, J2SEsdk,Tomcat and adding bin directories of the Java WSDP and J2SE SDK installation to the front of PATH environment variable so that the Java WSDP startup scripts for Tomcat overrides other intstallations

I agree with everything that yawmark stated about being able to learn and start Java EE-based web development without needing to work with Web Services. I especially agree that focus on servlets and Java Server Pages is where to start learning about Java EE-based web development. However, if you really want to start with web services, you might check out a page like [Installing Java WSDP|http://www.isy.vcu.edu/mthomas/jsp/info451/tomcat-jwsdp-FAQ.html]. You might also check through the documentation that came with your version of Tomcat that you downloaded to see if it talks about how to install [Java WSDP|http://java.sun.com/webservices/downloads/previous/webservicespack.jsp] with that version of Tomcat. You might also consider using GlassFish with its integrated web services support instead of Tomcat if you really want to play with web services. See the [Java EE 5 Web Tutorial|http://java.sun.com/javaee/5/docs/tutorial/doc/] [Chapter 2 The Web Tier|http://java.sun.com/javaee/5/docs/tutorial/doc/bnadp.html].

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