Good morning to all.
This might look like a dumb question, but I haven't been able to figure
out what's going on.
Previous considerations: I've done the following with both the ZIP and
EXE distribution of Tomcat.
This is the problem: in NetBeans Runtime Tab->Server Registry->Installed
Servers->Tomcat node I add my external tomcat installation, which is located
in "C:\ApacheGroup\Tomcat4.1.24". After doign this I'm able to start and
stop the server instance using the IDE, but if during this setup I choose
Full integration mode with the IDE I can't access any of the Tomcat's
included WebApps (/admin, /manager, /examples) after starting the server
from the IDE, I'm not even able to get http://localhost:8080, just error
pages. Now, if I choose Minimum integration mode with the IDE everything
works fine, I mean, I can/view use all of Tomcat's default WebApps.
The bottom line is that in Minimum mode (according to NetBeans docs)
"the IDE does not modify any files in your Tomcat installation. Therefore,
some features of the IDE will be unavailable, including HTTP monitoring, JSP
compilation, and JSP debugging.", and for development/test purposes I think
I'll need those features.
One thing that caught my attention was the fact that when starting
Tomcat from the IDE in Full integtration mode and checking the open ports in
localhost everything seemed to be fine, ports 8080 and 8009 where listening
for connections.
Does anybody have experience configuring such a development enviroment?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Regards,
Carlos C.
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