Actually I missed the final step!!
Right click in the Servers panel and New->Server will let you add the
server.
Then you can add web projects as required.
Regards
Alan
Alan Chaney wrote:
Sergey (and FYI Andre)
For each server Eclipse uses, you must create a new entry in the
'Servers' folder.
I'm assuming that you are using eclipse 3.3+ with WTP (Web Tools
Project) plugins.
One way to do it is as follows:
From main menu Window->Preferences
Select 'Server'
click on triangle to get the drop down list and then select
'Runtime Environment'
The select 'Add'
You will get a list, the first of which is 'Apache'
select Apache Tomcat v6.0
and then 'Next'
now you will be at a menu called 'Tomcat Server Specify the installation
directory'
Use Browse to select the folder in which you installed Tomcat. It will
check to see that it has the right files in it.
You can specify the JRE that tomcat is run with below. You may want to
use a different JRE than the one that you are running Eclipse with. For
example, I start and run eclipse with a JDK1.5 but compile and run my
applications with JRE from the 1.6 JDK.
You can have more than one tomcat server defined in eclipse. Its up to
you to configure them using the Server properties page to ensure that
they use different ports.
HTH - also see Eclipse Help
Regards
Alan Chaney
Sergey Livanov wrote:
no, I have only tc 6.0.18
CATALINA_HOME points to c:\tomcat
2009/3/21 André Warnier <a...@ice-sa.com>
2009/3/21 André Warnier <a...@ice-sa.com>
Sergey Livanov wrote:
I install Tomcat 6.0.18 in c:\tomcat.
When add the new server Eclipse writes that tomcat install
directory is
not
correct.
It does not point to valid Tomcat installation.
What should I do ?
I don't now Eclipse at all, but how does it normally find out the
path
of
a Tomcat installation ?
> When I add a new server I specify a path where Tomcat installed
before.
Tc5.r I installed without problems.
If you still have both Tomcats, Eclipse may get confused.
Is there by any chance a CATALINA_HOME variable defined, that points to
something else ?
(open a command window, type "set" and look)
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