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HelloWorld with Eclipse Indigo and ApacheTomcat 6.0.32

 
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Hi,
I have created a new Project named HelloWorld as Dynamic web project ,
under the WebContent->WEB-INF I have put a simple index.jsp ,
the index.jsp define in the web.xml file under WebContent->WEB-INF.
Under Window-Preferences-RuntimeEnvironments I have added a new server , apacheTomcat v6.0 which pointing to C:\java\apache-tomcat-6.0.32.
In server view I have added the apacheTomcat v6.0 and right click it .. add and remove and attach the HelloWorld project.
I have tried to run it on the server but I am getting the following error : 404 The requested resource () is not available.
when Looking under C:\java\apache-tomcat-6.0.32\webapps . I see that no HelloWorld directory was created even though I have cleaned the project and published it alot of times

Can anybody please tell me what I am missing ?

attach here the index.jsp






 
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The Tomcat forum wasn't really the best place to ask this question. You are depending on an IDE to do your heavy lifting, so the best place to ask is in the IDE forum. I'll move this thread there.
 
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