Java(TM) Boutique - The Power of Three - Eclipse, Tomcat, and Struts

Tutorials : The Power of Three - Eclipse, Tomcat, and Struts :

Customize the Sysdeo plug-in

You should now tell the plug-in where your Tomcat system is located. From the menu select Windows/Preferences/Tomcat and select

Tomcat version number
Tomcat home (this automatically sets the configuration file)

Be sure to also enter data in the "Tomcat base" field, or you�ll not be able to run Tomcat applications like the Tomcat jsp examples or the Admin program.

Eclipse normally uses a JRE (Java Runtime Environment), and not a full JDK, but Tomcat must have access to a JDK. You should, therefore, first define a JDK for Tomcat. First select

Window/Preferences/Java/Installed JREs:

As you can see only a JRE is available. Press the "Add..." button to add a JDK to the list:

Pres the "OK" button and then check the new JDK:

This JDK must also be selected in Window/Preferences/Tomcat/JVM settings:

You complete the plug-in setup by entering the userid/password for the Tomcat Admin program:

The two main features of the Tomcat plug-in

What you have achieved now is first of all two things:

A new type of Java project, called a Tomcat project
A way of starting and stopping Tomcat from within Eclipse.

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