I am using eclipse with tomcat server plug in from the "Sysdeo Eclipse Tomcat Launcher plugin".
Now i want use Maintainj with my configuration(Sysdeo Eclipse Tomcat Launcher plugin) please help me to configure any one.
Thanks.
Add MaintainJ.war to the Tomcat and follow the instructions of the wizard. After Step 2, you will see the instructions to add to the server classpath and to the JVM arguments. You will have to manually do those changes to complete MaintainJ's configuration.
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I'm trying to switch from Eclipse to IntelliJ Ultimate. But I have trouble configuring an application server.
What I have:
IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate 2020.3
a JavaEE application running on JBoss EAP 7.1
What I already achieved:
Adding an application server in Settings -> Build, Execution, Deployment -> Application Servers: I added a JBoss Server and specified the JBoss home directory
Adding a Run/Debug Configuration where I chose the JBoss server, added the artifacts which should be deployed, added some VM options, specified the JRE
Where I am stuck:
Here are the things I miss from the Eclipse configuration, and I can't find any documentation or help about that:
In Eclipse, there is a "server runtime environment" which specifies a "server base directory" and a "configuration file" (settings.xml) in addition to the server home directory and JRE. Where can I find these settings in IntelliJ?
Alternatively, there is the "launch configuration" in Eclipse, where you can define "program arguments" in addition to VM arguments. These also seem to set the server config and base dir.
Any help is highly appreciated. Thanks a lot!
There are instructions from IntelliJ site:
Application Servers
Application server run configurations
Update:
Basically you add your JBoss server
Settings->Application Servers- click + icon to add server
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Then in run configurations you add and config your JBoss server
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I have installed tomcat6 successfully,how to configure tomcat on eclipse.
what's wrong in my eclipse please suggest me..!
You first have to add your tomcat installation directory in Preferences -> Server -> Runtime Environments. After this you can select the tomcat installation in the New Server dialogue.
open window->preferences->servers->runtime environment->Add->select apache version->select apache home directory->finish.
You can configure you tomcat server in eclipse, by following steps
Click on Servers in the bottom panel of eclipse and then click new.
In the list of servers select tomcat and then select version and click next.
Give your installation of tomcat in Tomcat installation directory.
click finish
You could fid the step by step instructions on the following URL. Hope this helps :
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/community/education/web/t320/Configuring_an_Application_Server_in_Eclipse.pdf
I am trying to run Visual Plugin in Eclipse Juno. Visual VM usage instructions are confusing. Running my application on Tomcat server and I have no idea how to point it to Visual VM.
Usage Instructions:
Create a new application configuration
Choose the "VisualVM Launcher" as the application launcher
Run/Debug the application with the created configuration to have VisualVM started automatically.
How would I choose Visual VM Launcher for my application which is running on Tomcat?
The VisualVM plugin for Eclipse is only useful when you can start the application from within Eclipse (i.e. when it's a plain Java application, not Tomcat or something that is to be deployed in Tomcat).
In your case, just start jvisualvm (which you can find the same folder as javac) and select the Tomcat process in the dialog.
Note that you may have to configure Tomcat to allow VisualVM to connect.
Alternatively, you can create a launch config for Tomcat but to do this, you will have to read the startup files, collect all JARs that have to go into the classpath manually and correctly, collect startup parameters, use the correct "current directory", set a couple of system properties ... it's possible but you probably don't want to try.
I am trying to configure JRebel to be used with my currently existing Java EE application on JBoss 4.3.2.GA and Eclipse Ganymede .
I am following http://manuals.zeroturnaround.com/jrebel-reference-manual/server.html?source=eclipse-config#server-4.6.11.
But it says to use command file instead of run.bat. Please provide some idea about how to implement the command line in the curently existing script run.bat
If you start the server from the IDE, you do not need to write your own script to start the container with JRebel. Instead, you can just click JRebel checkbox in the server configuration tab, as shown in https://manuals.zeroturnaround.com/jrebel/ide/eclipse.html#server-configuration
I use tomcat with eclipse in 'Use tomcat installation' mode. My problem is, that eclipse overwrites tomcats server.xml every time, and deletes my crossContext="true" elements.
Should I use custom location? Or the eclipse setup is wrong?
Thanks!
You can edit the equivalent configuration files inside your "Server" project/folder in the eclipse workspace. Those are the configuration files with which eclipse is overwriting the ones found under your Tomcat installation.
I have experienced a lot of pain getting Eclipse to interact nicely with Tomcat. I recently switched over to Jetty and I will never go back! It's especially easy to use if you use Maven as your build manager. If you use Jetty for development, you can still use Tomcat for deployment.
If you want to preserve Tomcat artifacts then you can choose "Use Workspace Metadata" option. This option will copy all configuration files to "{workspace}/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.wst.server.core" directory but still use the installed Tomcat Binaries for starting and stopping server. This is a neat way to have multiple server configs using a single tomcat.