| missing static web server [message #158818] |
Thu, 02 February 2006 14:38  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse-edatlittlewood.sneakemail.com
I just installed WTP (I tried both a piecemeal installation and from the
all-in-one). According to the help, a new server type "Static Web server"
should have been created, and I should be able to select it from within a
static web project. I can't find it. It doesn't show up anywhere in the
server configuration editor. Is this a bug in WTP, an error in the
documentation, or pilot error?
Thanks,
--ed
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| Re: missing static web server [message #159105 is a reply to message #158818] |
Mon, 06 February 2006 01:54  |
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On Thu, 02 Feb 2006 14:38:26 -0500, Ed <eclipse-edatlittlewood@sneakemail.com> wrote:
> I just installed WTP (I tried both a piecemeal installation and from the
> all-in-one). According to the help, a new server type "Static Web server"
> should have been created, and I should be able to select it from within a
> static web project. I can't find it. It doesn't show up anywhere in the
> server configuration editor. Is this a bug in WTP, an error in the
> documentation, or pilot error?
> Thanks,
> --ed
>
A documentation error I suspect. We sadly don't have a "static web server" adapter with
WTP. This would be for a "pure" HTTP server, such as Apache. You can, however, create a J2EE
server (e.g. for tomcat) and "deploy" your static web apps to that. [we are slowly working on
not having a pure HTTP server to deliver with WST is some future release).
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