Introduction to Java Web, MyEclipse Introduction, configuring Your own JRE in MyEclipse and Tomcat

MyEclipse Web project directory structure:

The Web-inf directory structure is as follows:

MyEclipse Introduction:

The difference between MyEclipse and eclipse:

MyEclipse comes with a JDK, but it is recommended to configure the JRE in our own installed Jdk,myeclipse as follows:

Java----->>installed jres------>>add---standard vm--next>>

Locate the JDK directory you installed:

MyEclipse comes with a tomcat server, but it is recommended that we use our own Tomcat server, MyEclipse to integrate our own Tomcat server as follows:

In the future can be through this publishing site to the server!!!

How do I publish a Web site to a server in MyEclipse? The following steps

After you have written your Web application, click on the first icon below

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Hover box Display deploy MyEclipse j2eeproject to server< means to publish this website to the Tomcat server, if it is installed on the Tomcat server, In the installation of your own Tomcat installation directory under the WebApps will be your entire project copy to this file shelf, uploaded to the server!!!

, followed by Add,server to choose his own tomcat (HA, which has already configured Tomcat in the sub-myeclipse environment), click Finish to see your Tomcat installation directory Weebapps below is a folder for your project, Indicates that uploading to the Tomcat server was successful!!!

Introduction to Java Web, MyEclipse Introduction, configuring Your own JRE in MyEclipse and Tomcat