I have installed xampp on my system and now I want to install netbeans 7.4 in my system to use the tomcat service from xampp
I want to do the rest of my coding in netbeans. Is this possible? If yes then how?
you should download the netbeans which has Apache Tomcat included in the installer (eg. Full version 210MB ), then select to install tomcat in the netbeans installer.
Open the netbeans project, change the web container of the project to tomcat, and save and run your project.
if you cannot find tomcat in netbeans, make sure you installed the tomcat using the netbeans installer
if you cannot start tomcat in netbeans, make sure your tomcat is not started in xampp.
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I am running my project on weblogic , the source code of the project is at 'C:/Source Code' and when I run mvn clean install the .ear file is getting created in C:/Ear/abc.ear, and I have imported the project in eclipe from C:/Source, the abc.ear is autodeployed in C:/oracle/Middleware.../Autodeploy
Now whenever i make changes in any java class i have to manually replace the class file which is build in eclipse to C:/oracle/Middleware.../Autodeploy.
Is there any way to automate this so that the changed class file would be automatically available to the C:/oracle/Middleware.../Autodeploy/abc.ear
For Eclipse development with WebLogic, install the Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse to better integrate with WebLogic. You will no longer need to use the autodeploy and your application will update automatically.
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/eclipse/downloads/index.html
I need to deploy my webapp to a non-managed Tomcat outside of NetBeans. Is there any way to do that using NetBeans? My NetBeans 7.4 came with Tomcat 7.0.41, but my Ubuntu 12.04 has got Tomcat 7.0.26 outside of NetBeans. I want deploy war to Tomcat 7.0.26. Because Tomcat 7.0.26 has a directory structure that is different from the one expected by NetBeans, I can't add Tomcat 7.0.26 to Netbeans.
How can I deploy (and hot deploy) to Tomcat unmanaged by NetBeans ?
So how could I deploy(& hot deploy) to Tomcat unmanaged by netbeans ?
You might modify the build.xml in your Netbeans project: before deploying add an Ant target that copies your war and context.xml to your Tomcat not managed by Netbeans.
I have installed weblogic 9.2 adaptor for eclipse kepler and try to deploy the application with eclipse. I right click the project and choose run configuration and click on run.
The server already started and i can see in the console,
But in the eclipse server tab it shows as BEA WebLogic Server v9.2 at localhost [proj] [Stopped, Unable to validate weblogic domain].
Any way But the server seems started as when i try to strat the server directly it says server already started.
But the problem is the application is not deployed when i use the plugin.
Also i want to clarify previously when i manually deploy i ran an ant build script which create a EAR file and then i deploy it using web logic web admin console. But now when i use eclipse does eclipse plugin do the build script job of creating a EAR and deploy it or is there i need to do more?
The problem here is eclipse is working on java 6 and weblogic is running on java 5.
The workaround is
add
-Dsun.lang.ClassLoader.allowArraySyntax=true
after -vmargs string in eclipse.ini in your eclipse directory.
I have been using IntelliJ IDE (version 5.1) with Tomcat server (version 5.5) to build my Java web applications. I'm now trying to migrate my project to Eclipse IDE.
When I run my web application from IntelliJ IDE, it creates a exploded directory inside my web application project folder and then starts the server and runs the web app. (i.e. no WAR files and no copy to tomcat\webapps folder).
But in Eclipse IDE, it usually deploys the web app inside Tomcat's webapps folder.
Is there any way to deploy web applications to a exploded directory outside the Tomcat server, from Eclipse IDE?
There is pretty neat Eclipse plug-ins you can install that will allow you to do that.
Have a look at Plug-in, tutorial and from Sysdeo.
Sysdeo is the one that both Apache and IBM suggests.
There are actually quite a bunch of these plug-ins from different vendors.
The trick is to find the one that best suits your needs.
Hope this helps.
I'm running Tomcat inside of Netbeans. I added Tomcat server(not bundled with Netbeans) to Servers in Netbeans. But, when i'm trying to run Tomcat, it starts(i can visit Tomcat home page), but Netbeans can't find it running. Where is the problem?
No stacktrace in Tomcat.
When i'm deploying my project`s war in this Tomcat manually, everything works, but i need to deploy it automatically from Netbeans.
Configuration:
Netbeans 6.8 + Tomcat 6.0.26 + JSF and Hibernate project.
I changed port from 8080 to 8081, and it seems to work. I don't have another Tomcat running on background. Smth is using this port, and i don't know why.