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Help me to set tomcat in eclipse, So that i can run my struts .

 
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Hi,
I am new user in java as well in this forum .i am try to setup my mechine to run struts. and I got problem in setting tomcat server in Eclipse.I have installed tomcat in D:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 5.0,

the main steps i had already fallowed is ...

step 1: windows -> showView ->others ->server
step 2: (In the server layout.) right click -> new ->server
step 3: ???

Now in the 3rd step i am confused. there is no browser button and could not able to navigate to tomcat root directory.

i could see there is HTTP server in red color.can any one guide help me in this regards.

thanks in Advance
Prasad.
 
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This process differs according to which version of Eclipse and which version of the Web Tools Platform (WTP) plugin that you are using. The instructions below assume you have the latest version of everything.

When you begin the process of creating a new server (step 2 of your list), you should see a tree structure listing the various types of servers available. Expand Apache, click on Tomcat 5.0 Server and then click the next button. On the next panel you will see a Tomcat Installation Directory field with a browse button beside it. It is here that you will enter the location of your Tomcat server.

If you don't see things as I've described them, I'd suggest upgrading to the latest version of Eclipse and the WTP.
 
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Thank you!! I will update for the same.

Regards
Prasad.
 
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