Most of us use intelliJ now, not eclipse, but the process is basically the same.
You should install Tomcat, Cassandra, and if you are running the two-dot-o branch, also ElasticSearch. I installed the “Tomcat and TomEE” integration plugin, which deploys the .war file and starts tomcat when debugging. I assume there is something similar for Eclipse. Perhaps others can guide you. -- Rod Simpson T @rockerston W rodsimpson.com On January 22, 2015 at 6:43:37 PM, [email protected] ([email protected]) wrote: Hi folks, Firstly, thanks you guys developed a so great product: usergrid. I am a senior java developer from China (10+ years). I am just recommended this product by my friends. And find it's really cool. I am evaluating to use it in my company, a 4k+ employees and 100M$ revenue company in China. Since I am pretty new on usergrid, I want to know how to debug the ROOT.WAR in eclipse. I just found a post on the googleforums discussing about this. But no response yet. The post is: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/usergrid/tomcat/usergrid/dsozMvJJ8A8/0AR2hFtSluIJ I really appreciate your guidence. Thanks, Alex Yang
