About Myeclipse version tangle and tomcat configuration

I'm using it here, and it's not bad to use!

If you need it, you can hi me and send you the installation package.

In addition, MyEclipse is configured with Tomcat

MyEclipse Menu Bar Window - Preferences, the following figure appears, the red part is selected to indicate enablement, the blue part is the Tomcat version, and the yellow part is the installation path of Tomcat.

Is there any question can hi me.

Use it, compared to the classic version, it occupies a relatively small amount of memory.

Next tomcat by yourself, then click on the myeclipse menu "window--preferences", click on "myeclipse enterprise workbench" in the left selection tree, click on "servers" under it, then click on "tomcat", and then click on the corresponding version to configure it in the right window.

It is recommended that you use or relatively does not consume much memory to load a lot of other items as the default configuration at startup, and you can not load those that you don't use, and you can search for a lot on the Internet. It is still not recommended when you are just using MyEclipse.

Windows > MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench>Servers>Tomcat.

Generally chosen. You can also choose the JDK you use

Remember to change launch to run mode

MyEclipse's built-in Tomcat is native to MyEclipse, and the version number is with MyEclipse.

Tomcat is complete, you can install it yourself, you can choose the version by yourself, the same thing is that they are all small servers.

Tomcat Definition:

Tomcat Server is a free and open-source web application server, which is a lightweight application server, which is commonly used in small and medium-sized systems and when there are not many concurrent access users, and is the first choice for developing and debugging JSP programs.

Except for the different versions, everything else is the same, so it is recommended to use your own Tomcat server.

How to add a Tomcat server to Eclipse:

1. Open the Eclipse development platform interface and find the "window" in the toolbar at the header

2. Click the Preferences option in the window, find Server in the Preferences panel that opens, click Runtime Environments, and then click the "Add" button on the right.

3. In the Add Server interface that opens, select the Tomcat server version you want to add this time, "Apache Tomcat", and then click the "Next" button.

4. Select the Tomcat installation path in the open Tomcat Server interface, and JRE can click the "Finish" button between.

5. Click the Finish button on the interface of the previous step, and click the OK button again in the back interface, so as to complete the configuration of adding Tomcat server in Eclipse.

6. After the configuration of adding Tomcat is completed, the drop-down selection of Tomcat server will appear in the interface of file-->new-> dynamic web project in Eclipse.

7. At this point, it means that the Tomcat server has been successfully added to Eclipse.

1.Almost, all use the same.

Create a new Dynamic Web Project in Eclipse, configure the local Tomcat and write **, and then select Run on Server, but after running, you find that the name of the created project does not appear in the WebApps in the Tomcat installation directory.

It can be opened normally. But open http:localhost:8080 on an external browser

The expected kitten did not appear.

3. Reasons. Unlike MyEclipse, which deploys projects to webapps in the Tomcat installation directory by default, Eclipse deploys projects to the working directory by default.

Target. metadata\.plugins, the tmp1 folder contains the information about the project.

4. Modifications. In order to deploy the project to the webapps in the Tomcat installation directory by default, show view—> Sleepy Ridge Servers—> find the tomcat that needs to be modified—> right-click Stop the Tomcat server in Eclipse (stop) Delete the project deployed in the container (add and remove) Clear the data related to the container (clean) Open the tomcat modification screen (open).

Find the servers location, select the second one (user tomcat installation) and modify the deploy path to save the webapps shutdown.

It should be noted that it must be operated, otherwise the following steps will be grayed out and cannot be operated.

2. Configuration. Note: Resolve the tomcat configuration file to be automatically restored.

When tomcat is restarted, all the manual configurations are gone, and they are restored to the most original Changcong.

Solution: You can't modify it directly, you have to open it in the server in the eclipse machine, and then modify it.