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> However, i cant figure out how to get the thing to deploy on a web service.
> I have installed the tomcat plug in which has made it a breeze to start up
> the service from within Eclipse :) I cant seem to get the tomcat server to
I configured
osen to move to eclipse, and to jetty webserver and I am
>> having
>> >> alot of trouble setting up the whole IDE. I have heard alot of talk
>> about
>> >> maven, but i am not sure if its applicable as i have the wicket
>> sources
>> >> already jarred up and now
Double-click the server, click the modules tab, uncheck 'enable
reloading' on the module that is the project you are working on.
BTW, I use Eclipse and Maven and it just works great together.
Unfortunately there is no support for WTP 2.0 yet for the maven eclipse
(or should I say eclipse maven
> However, I just downloaded the latest Eclipse (OSX/ for Java EE, see
> http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/technology/epp/downloads/release/20070927/eclipse-jee-europa-fall-macosx-carbon.tar.gz)
> and ran it on a new workspace. By default, only *.launch is being
> filtered. Those
Indeed the Sysdeo plugin works a lot better than WTP. For more
convenience they provide a development classloader allowing you to load
the dependencies of your Eclipse project into Tomcat.
Just set your context root to src/main/webapp, add maven's target
directory and any dependencies to the dev
I still use the sysdeo tomcat plugin for working inside eclipse- think
it it better than wtp server launcher for tomcat, largely because it
allows me to use jvm class hotswap instead of continually reloading webapp.
http://www.eclipsetotale.com/tomcatPlugin.html
There is no copying around war fi
> Yes, it does this by default. I downloaded Europa build of WTP 3.3. I didn't
> modify any of these settings myself and the author of the blog where I found
> this information also had the same experience :
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> http://www.codecommit.com/blog/eclipse/wtps-crazy-and-undocumented-setting-change
> Blo
ever having
> to do that tbh. Isn't this a plugin that does this? Maybe a version of
> web tools?
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> Eelco
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> I didn't use Jetty, but I have been deploying on Tomcat 5.x using the
> Eclipse Web Tools Platform (http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/).
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> The only tip I would give you is that Eclipse by default will filter out all
> .html files on the classpath. As Wicket uses HTML files on the classpath,
> you
jarred up and now just working on getting my own code compiled
> >> into
> >> a web app and automatically deploying.
> >>
> >> Anyone have any resources on this? I am using the latest Eclipse Europa
> >> 3.3, wi
;> Anyone have any resources on this? I am using the latest Eclipse Europa
>> 3.3, with Jetty 6.1.5.
>>
>> Thanks guys :)
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itself.
Regards,
Chris.
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> Anyone have any resources on this? I am using the latest Eclipse Europa
> 3.3, with Jetty 6.1.5.
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ready jarred up and now just working on getting my own code compiled into
> a web app and automatically deploying.
>
> Anyone have any resources on this? I am using the latest Eclipse Europa
> 3.3, with Jetty 6.1.5.
>
> Thanks guys :)
>
> Take care!
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latest Eclipse Europa
3.3, with Jetty 6.1.5.
Thanks guys :)
Take care!
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