| tomcat plugin for eclipse ver. 3.2 [message #163236] |
Wed, 02 August 2006 04:07  |
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hi all,=20
is there a tomcat plugin for eclipse 3.2?
can anyone give me alink to setting up tomcat correctly?
many thnaks
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| Re: tomcat plugin for eclipse ver. 3.2 [message #163737 is a reply to message #163602] |
Thu, 03 August 2006 13:01  |
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Surya wrote:
> Thanks for the link Randy. I have another question for ya. Hope you
> don't mind. When I add the runtime for tomcat 5.5 to a simple dynamic
> web project i created in eclipse 3.2, and I run the application on it
> and it loads up, why am I not able to see the Tomcat home page? You know
> the page you see when you type in http://localhost:8080? I cant access
> the manager or the admin application. Rather useless running the
> application through the IDE IMO. It would be better of to make a JAR
> file of your app and then just manually copy and paste it to the Tomcat
> installation under webapps and have it load it automatically. Or better
> yet, use a really powerful Ant file that will do all that and still
> retain the functionality of Tomcat like accessing the manager app and
> the admin app.
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Mind another question? Of course not. But I don't have an answer
unfortunately... this is my area of "exploration", not expertise.
When I followed that tutorial I mentioned, I was able to get the admin
pages. But then I have yet to reach completion of the tutorial, so
perhaps I've not experienced the step that wipes out that access.
Your question will probably be answered fastest/best over on
eclipse.webtools... I think that's WTP's newsgroup.
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RDS
Randy D. Smith randy (dot) d (dot) smith (at) intel (dot) com
Eclipse TPTP Committer, Platform Proj (data collection/agent controller)
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