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Mon, 30 May 2005 21:23

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: michael.rutherford.cba.com.au

Has anyone set up a generic server definition for Tomcat. I realise that
there is a standard implementation for Tomcat already but it doesn't allow
overides to its setup (ie you can change it in Run but if you use the
server tab it resets).

Currently I've been using Tomcat as a Windows service and just using the
server definition for publishing. It works ok but I would prefer to see
start and stop integration before giving it to the rest of my team. I was
thinking that a generic server definition would give me the best of both
worlds with minimum mucking about. If nobody has done it already I'll look
at it myself but I'm thinking it would only need a new plugin containing
the server def, build file and a couple of classes to interface with the
service and it seems reasonable that someone may have done it already.

Michael Rutherfurd

Re: Generic Tomcat server [message #108272 is a reply to message #108219]

Tue, 31 May 2005 00:56

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: gercan.removeThis.acm.org

Hi Micheal,
Although I had server definitions in Lomboz for Tomcat, I am not aware
of a Tomcat serverdef plugin for WTP.
Gorkem Ercan

Michael Rutherfurd wrote:
> Has anyone set up a generic server definition for Tomcat. I realise that
> there is a standard implementation for Tomcat already but it doesn't
> allow overides to its setup (ie you can change it in Run but if you use
> the server tab it resets).
>
> Currently I've been using Tomcat as a Windows service and just using the
> server definition for publishing. It works ok but I would prefer to see
> start and stop integration before giving it to the rest of my team. I
> was thinking that a generic server definition would give me the best of
> both worlds with minimum mucking about. If nobody has done it already
> I'll look at it myself but I'm thinking it would only need a new plugin
> containing the server def, build file and a couple of classes to
> interface with the service and it seems reasonable that someone may have
> done it already.
>
> Michael Rutherfurd
>

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