I still use the sysdeo tomcat plugin for working inside eclipse- think
it it better than wtp server launcher for tomcat, largely because it
allows me to use jvm class hotswap instead of continually reloading webapp.
http://www.eclipsetotale.com/tomcatPlugin.html
There is no copying around war files, and no interim file copies.
However, it does require a valid exploded war directory.
I just set my project build properties to build to /web/web-inf/classes.
If using maven I sync maven repo to my web-inf/lib using the ant task
the maven guys provide.
--James
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Yes, it does this by default. I downloaded Europa build of WTP 3.3. I didn't
modify any of these settings myself and the author of the blog where I found
this information also had the same experience :
http://www.codecommit.com/blog/eclipse/wtps-crazy-and-undocumented-setting-change
Blog Link (not my blog)
This is a very serious issue when using Eclipse to develop Wicket and I
would recommend a warning in the Wicket documentation for users of Eclipse
and the solution. Like I said, it cost me a *lot* of time recently as I
thought it was my fault as opposed to the IDE.
Yeah. Sorry to hear that... always sucks to have to spend a lot of
time solving stupid configuration issues.
However, I just downloaded the latest Eclipse (OSX/ for Java EE, see
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/technology/epp/downloads/release/20070927/eclipse-jee-europa-fall-macosx-carbon.tar.gz)
and ran it on a new workspace. By default, only *.launch is being
filtered. Those other resources must be added by a plugin is what I
suspect.
Does anyone know more? It would make a good item for the FAQ on our WIKI.
Eelco
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