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Tomcat and multiple eclipse projects ... desperate ! please help ...

 
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Hi : Im running a tomcat server, and am developing a web application in eclipse using the sysdeo plugin.

I have multiple eclipse projects that my servlet will depend on.

How can I get the tomcat server to see these projects ?

In eclipse, I simply go to project->build path->add project...

but with a tomcat dependency, this IDE specific strategy is, of course, inadequate.

Please let me know what to do. I do not want to build jar libraries for all the individual projects and bundle them in the web app, because they are actively being developed.
 
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Jay,
Please ease up

All you need to do is define one project as a tomcat project, (so the sysdeo plugin will add the correct entry in the server.xml)
Then on this project's build path, you need to define the required projects.
 
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