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[eclipse-dev] Making Tomcat work with Eclipse on MAC OS X Server 10.2.5
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I am using the Eclipse IDE along with Tomcat 3.2.4 on
MAC OS X Server 10.2.5 to develop and deploy J2EE
applications. I develop my applications using the
Eclipse Tomcat Plugin from Sysdeo which contains a
project wizard that creates a 'Tomcat Project'(i.e. a
project with a WAR directory structure). The wizard
also makes the appropriate changes to Tomcat's
server.xml configuration file to point Tomcat to the
right project directory within the Eclipse
workspace(i.e. eclipse/workspace/HelloWorld). However,
when I try to access a resource of my project from a
browser(i.e. a JSP page for example:
localhost/HelloWorld/HelloWorld.jsp), it cannot be
found. My project also has a web.xml file inside its
WEB-INF folder since it is a web application. If I
take the same project and place it in the
Tomcat/webapps directory, it works. However, this is a
work-around that leads to redundancy and separates the
development environment from the deployment
environment. I would like to have only one copy of the
project in the Eclipse workspace and have Tomcat refer
to it via server.xml. However, this is not working.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
-Asad
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