Dont uninstall it, just leave it alone but stop tomcat. It would take a rocket scientist to find all occurances of tomcat splashed all over your HD. Here is how you can stop it! This is what i did.
Tomcat is a nuisance and a resource hog!
First stop it:
/usr/sbin/stoptomcat
Then /etc/httpd/conf
pico httpd.conf and find all occurances of the word mod_jk. Comment out all the mod_jk lines. Then find the includes line and comment that out. Now find index.jsp and remove that if installed.
Exit out, save and restart apache /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd restart
Now load ntsysv
/usr/sbin/ntsysv
Scroll down until you find tomcat and toggle the star to blanks, [ ]
Save, exit out. You have now disabled it from starting at bootup.
If you added it to services for monitoring then remove it from /etc/chkserv.d and also from /var/run/chkservd/ then restart chkserver.
Your done!
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