| Server (Tomcat, speciifically) [message #31818] |
Mon, 26 July 2004 14:12  |
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Originally posted by: richard.reich.com
Does anyone know how to wire up an existing project (that's not set up
as a "Dynamic Web Project") with the Tomcat support? I can't do it.
Seems you have to throw away your current project, completely redo your
cvs structure, create a "Dynamic Web Project", etc., to use the IBM
server support. Obviously, even if I liked the canned structure, I
can't do that.
Sysdeo.com's Tomcat plugin, lean and capable, seems to have figured out
exactly how to do this, if you need a hint.
-r
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| Re: Server (Tomcat, speciifically) [message #34138 is a reply to message #31818] |
Wed, 28 July 2004 21:27  |
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Originally posted by: richard.reich.com
No suggestions? Is it not possible to use the IBM Tomcat server support
without starting a project from scratch and using only the canned
project structure? Or what?
-r
Richard Reich wrote:
> Does anyone know how to wire up an existing project (that's not set up
> as a "Dynamic Web Project") with the Tomcat support? I can't do it.
> Seems you have to throw away your current project, completely redo your
> cvs structure, create a "Dynamic Web Project", etc., to use the IBM
> server support. Obviously, even if I liked the canned structure, I
> can't do that.
>
> Sysdeo.com's Tomcat plugin, lean and capable, seems to have figured out
> exactly how to do this, if you need a hint.
>
> -r
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| Re: Server (Tomcat, speciifically) [message #34885 is a reply to message #34308] |
Thu, 29 July 2004 21:42 |
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Originally posted by: richard.reich.com
Yippee. I didn't do exactly what you suggest. I had previously looked
at the various .xxxxx config files, tried merging in a few things. But
that didn't work. But your note encouraged me to do it again. The
magic things are:
the WebNature item in .project
the .websettings directory with obvious changes
That did it. Thanks!
(Obviously a UI to do this simple stuff is required.)
-r
Uijin Hong wrote:
> why dont you try this. first, create a 'dummy' dynamic web project. and
> then, copy ".*" files(such as .project and .classpath and etc.) to your
> 'existing' project. then 'f5' to refresh the 'existing project' and
> bring a project properties(alt+enter) dialog of it, and fix whatever
> broken.
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> i hope this will work.
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> Richard Reich wrote:
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>> No suggestions? Is it not possible to use the IBM Tomcat server
>> support without starting a project from scratch and using only the
>> canned project structure? Or what?
>>
>> -r
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