| Server Error: No launchable Artifact could be found.. [message #164208] |
Fri, 17 March 2006 11:12  |
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Originally posted by: chrherr.gmx.com
Hello all!
When I try to run the index.jsp (or any other) of a dynamic webproject on
the server (Tomcat 5.0) (in eclipse) I get the message "Server Error: no
launchable artifact could be found in the selection".
Does anyone have an idea whatŽs wrong here ?
thanks in advance
C.
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| Re: Server Error: No launchable Artifact could be found.. [message #167429 is a reply to message #164208] |
Tue, 25 April 2006 06:28  |
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Christian wrote:
> When I try to run the index.jsp (or any other) of a dynamic webproject
> on the server (Tomcat 5.0) (in eclipse) I get the message "Server Error:
> no launchable artifact could be found in the selection".
>
> Does anyone have an idea whatŽs wrong here ?
If you're seeing this error using the Run/Debug menu in the editor's
context menu, please try updating to Eclipse 3.1.2.
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- Nitin
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Nitin Dahyabhai
Eclipse Web Tools Platform
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| Re: Server Error: No launchable Artifact could be found.. [message #168906 is a reply to message #167429] |
Wed, 10 May 2006 14:45 |
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Originally posted by: dobedani.gmx.net
Dear Christian, Nitin and others,
Besides Java Server Pages, I have static content which I would like to
access via my Tomcat 5.0 server when I am debugging (using port 8080). I
am using Eclipse version 3.1.1. I included my static content by means of a
linked folder and expected to be able to access it via Tomcat when
debugging. Unfortunately, I got this error: No launchable artifact could
be found ...
In fact, my web application is in a state of migration and some of the web
pages are served by a normal Apache web server on port 80, i.e. static
content as well as dynamic content originating from a CGI executable
(built in Delphi).
Where necessary - i.e. in only few pages - I switch ports during debug
sessions by means of Javascript, so that I can debug the whole of my
application. Obviously, the static content is located under the root of my
web server and I definitely want to leave it there. I was hoping that when
I include a linked folder in my Eclipse project, I would be able to access
the static content also via Tomcat.
In fact, I am a new to Eclipse and I am already happy to have everything
else running as I require. I even tried to update my Eclipse by means of
the built-in Software Update Manager but I am still getting the same error!
Users of 3.1.2, please tell me, did you get this to work without this
error about "no launchable artifacts found"? TIA
Kind regards,
Dobedani
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