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Integarting Tomcat for Eclipse 3.0.1

 
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Hi,
I was trying to configure tomcat with Eclipse version 3.0.1. I got a plugin from Sysdeo. the version is 3.0
But when i add the plugin folder to the Eclipse plug-ins, i don't get the option of Tomcat in the Windows > Preference > Java > Integrated JRE.
How can i integrate Tomcat with Eclipse?
Can anyone help me with this?


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Well, Tomcat isn't an JRE, so it's no wonder that you don't find it's preferences there.

If I remember correctly, the preferences of the Sysdeo plugin are found directly under Windows > Preferences > Tomcat

Eclipse's about dialog has an option to get a list of all installed plugins. There you can check whether Eclipse found (and was able to initialize) the Sysdeo plugin at all.
 
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Hi,
I don't get the Tomcat option in the Windows > Preference >..
and when i go to the Eclipse about dialog i do find a Tomcat Wrappper.But how do i initialize it ? What am i missing?

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Follow the steps given in the site Tutorial on Integrating Eclipse and Tomcat clearly and hopefully you don't find any problem.
 
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Hi
I followed all the steps in the tutorial. But the problem is that i have placed the com.sysdeo.eclipse.tomcat_3.0.0 in the eclipse plugin folder.But even then i am not getting the tomcat option in the Windows > Preference.
Why could this be happening?

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First, I hope you restarted Eclipse after installing sysdeo. Eclipse is as bad about needing to be rebooted after installs as Windows is.

Since Eclipse does seem to know about the plugin, you might want to edit your toolbar to add the Tomcat options to your perspective. If it doesn't list Tomcat as an option, then you've got problems with your install. sysdeo works great exdcept when it won't install properly.
 
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Hi,
How do i set tomcat from the toolbar?
i reinstalled i.e downloaded the sysdeo tomcat plugin again and then pasted the folder in the eclipse plugin folder.But still then nothing happens.I restarted eclipse again too.

I don't understand what i am missing..
please help!!!
 
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Try the following link web page

This will give a step by step instruction to setup tomcat, mysql, JRE, etc

Hope this will help you.

Good luck
 
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Hi,
The problem that i was facing is that i was not getting Tomcat in the Prefernces.
Ultimately i got the solution!!
After you have placed the com.sysdeo.eclipse.tomcat in the eclipse plugin folder, and still not getting the tomcat option in the preference, just go to the directory where you have installed eclipse from the command prompt and then launch eclipse once using this option : -clean
i.e C>HOME-DIR>eclipse>eclipse.exe -clean
and that will get you the tomcat in the preference.

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