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need help in configuring Tomcat with eclipse

 
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i want to configure Apache Tomcat 5.5 with eclipse indigo, but i have no idea how to do it. Can anyone help me in this ??
 
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I prefer to use the sysdeo plugin to integrate tomcat with eclipse.
 
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To expand on what Maneesh said, Eclipse itself doesn't know anything at all about J2EE or Tomcat. However, one of the standard Eclipse downloads does come with J2EE development support plug-ins pre-installed. One of those plug-ins is the WTP plugin and it can run Tomcat, although it does a horrible job of it. Which is why Maneesh and myself prefer to install the sysdeo Tomcat plug-in and ignore WTP server/webapp management altogether.

There are, I think, other Tomcat interface plug-ins out there as well, but I don't have firsthand knowledge of any of them.
 
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