How to run Tomcat in Eclipse

At this point, you can see n more web containers such as jboss, jetty, tomcat, jrun, weblogic, websphere, etc.

All you need is tomcat, then hit it first, what you need to do is load the correct tomcat installation directory, select "enable" for a single option, and you have completed the configuration of the server.

Then build a project and publish it.

Start the server and you're good to go.

Run the installer for MyEclipse --.Select the --. of the eclipse directory that already existsSelect the --. of the installation directory for MyEclipsePress Next until the end, OK is ready.

No need to deploy, just create a new web project to write j2ee programs, myeclipse does not need tomcat plug-in, click the window --.Preference servers--.Configure the server on your machine.

Then click on the two buttons next to the globe in the toolbar to start the server and deploy the program.

1. Open Eclipse, click the "Window" menu, and select "Preferences" below.

2. Find the runtime environment under the server and click the add button on the right.

3. Select the Tomcat version that has been successfully installed and click Next.

4. Set the installation directory of Tomcat.

5. After the setting is complete, click OK to complete the setting.

How good it is to use MyEclipse directly, many plug-ins do not need to be installed, so it saves trouble.

The steps to publish an Eclipse project to Tomcat method are as follows:1Add the Tomcat server in Eclipse.

2. At this time, Eclipse will automatically generate the servers project.

3. Publish the web project to Tomcat.

4. In the servers view, remove and delete the project you just published.

5. Open the tomcat server configuration item.

6. Modify the following two configuration items, Tomcat will remain started, otherwise the server locations column will be grayed out and unavailable.

7. Just republish the project, and then start the Tomcat server, you can directly enter the address in the browser without using Eclipse.

First, open your project Eclipse and open a project.

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Find Window in Eclipse and click on it. The location of the window is shown in the following figure, find it and click on it:

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After clicking on the window, the content shown in the following figure will be displayed, you need to find the last one in the content, as shown in the following figure, please click to enter **Description.

After clicking the previous step, you will be taken to the window interface shown in the figure below.

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Among the many contents, the one you need to find is the server and click on it.

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Next, click on the one shown in the image below. The window on the right will change. The details are shown in the following figure:

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Find Add on the right side of the window and click on it as shown in the image below

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Go to the interface shown in the image below, select Apache, and select your Tomcat version.

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Click Next to enter the interface shown in the figure below. Follow the arrows in the image below.

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Once you are in the window shown in the image below, find your Tomcat and finally click OK. Save the changes.

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After saving the operation, save it, and when the project needs it, you can rely on Tomcat and the project. Finally, you just need to click on what you see in the image below, where you can launch Tomcat

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