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Nina is currently offline NinaFriend
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I am trying to set up my project in tomcat 6 and eclipse helios after getting a new PC. The problem I'm getting is I have a [project name].xml in the localhost folder for tomcat. Every time I run the tomcat server within eclipse, the xml gets written over. My database connection info is in the xml for the development/test environment and it all disappears and then I can not log into my web app. I know this has something to do w/ some settings somewhere for eclipse/tomcat but I've tried everything I can find. At first, the whole xml file was disappearing until I checked the "publish module contexts to separate xml files" box. Now it just writes over the file. How can I stop it from writing over the file? After it writes over the xml, if I put the original back in it's place and re run tomcat, everything is fine. But the next time I go to run tomcat it writes over it again. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

-Nina

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Re: project.xml written over in conf\Catalina\localhost [message #723500 is a reply to message #723056] Thu, 08 September 2011 16:56 Go to previous message
Eric Rizzo is currently offline Eric RizzoFriend
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This question would probably get more attention in the Web Tools (WTP)
forum group.

Eric


On 9/7/11 10:12 AM, Nina wrote:
> I am trying to set up my project in tomcat 6 and eclipse helios after
> getting a new PC. The problem I'm getting is I have a [project name].xml
> in the localhost folder for tomcat. Every time I run the tomcat server
> within eclipse, the xml gets written over. My database connection info
> is in the xml for the development/test environment and it all disappears
> and then I can not log into my web app. I know this has something to do
> w/ some settings somewhere for eclipse/tomcat but I've tried everything
> I can find. At first, the whole xml file was disappearing until I
> checked the "publish module contexts to separate xml files" box. Now it
> just writes over the file. How can I stop it from writing over the file?
> After it writes over the xml, if I put the original back in it's place
> and re run tomcat, everything is fine. But the next time I go to run
> tomcat it writes over it again. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
>
> -Nina

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Re: project.xml written over in conf\Catalina\localhost [message #723505 is a reply to message #723056] Thu, 08 September 2011 16:56 Go to previous message
Eric Rizzo is currently offline Eric RizzoFriend
Messages: 3070
Registered: July 2009
Senior Member
This question would probably get more attention in the Web Tools (WTP)
forum group.

Eric


On 9/7/11 10:12 AM, Nina wrote:
> I am trying to set up my project in tomcat 6 and eclipse helios after
> getting a new PC. The problem I'm getting is I have a [project name].xml
> in the localhost folder for tomcat. Every time I run the tomcat server
> within eclipse, the xml gets written over. My database connection info
> is in the xml for the development/test environment and it all disappears
> and then I can not log into my web app. I know this has something to do
> w/ some settings somewhere for eclipse/tomcat but I've tried everything
> I can find. At first, the whole xml file was disappearing until I
> checked the "publish module contexts to separate xml files" box. Now it
> just writes over the file. How can I stop it from writing over the file?
> After it writes over the xml, if I put the original back in it's place
> and re run tomcat, everything is fine. But the next time I go to run
> tomcat it writes over it again. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
>
> -Nina

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