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How do you compile in Eclipse.

 
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I created a small struts2 app in eclipse and i could run it successfully.
I am trying out a few things made some change and it is not reflected.
How do i compile the code?
 
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Eclipse by default automatically compiles source files as soon as you save them. If you turn off autobuild, then there should be a Build option in the project's context menu. For certain types of projects you might have to do a Clean (found in the Project menu) to get a successful rebuild.
 
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Compiling the code is just the start, however. To actually test a Struts app, you're going to need to build a WAR and deploy it to a J2EE appserver.

Building a WAR is a complex process which I usually hand off to Ant or Maven.
 
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