The Tomcat server plug-in for Eclipse Tomcatplugin was developed by Sysdeo Corporation, which is:http://www.eclipsetotale.com/tomcatPlugin.html
1.Plug-in installation is simple, simply extract the downloaded tomcatPluginV33 to the plugins directory of the Eclipse installation directory.
2. After restarting eclipse you will see 3 kitten icons on the toolbar and a Tomcat menu on the menu bar. Tomcat could not be started at this time.
3. Configure the parameters of Tomcat in Eclipse, Windows-Preferences-tomcat,tomcat version version 7.x,tomcat home Select the root directory of your extracted tomcat, Other settings default.
4. Click the first Hung Cat button on the toolbar to launch Tomcat and you can see the boot information in the Eclipse console.
5, you can enter http://localhost:8080/in the browser address bar to check whether Tomcat is working properly.
Note: When you exit Eclipse, the Tomcat server is also shut down.
Under Windows, Tomcat has two versions, zip compression format and EXE installation format.
If you use the installation format, there is no Tomat startup script in the%catalina_home%\bin directory.
Unzip the Tomat in the zip format to d:\, setting the environment variables as follows:
Java_home=d:\java\jdk1.5.0_07
Catalina_home=d:\tomcat
To facilitate Tomat startup, add%catalina_home%\bin to the PATH environment variable. The tomcat server can be started by entering Catalina start or Catalina run in the DOS window, where the former outputs Tomcat boot information in the New DOS window, which outputs the information in the original DOS window. To shut down the Tomcat server, enter Catalina stop in the DOS window.
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