1. Download Tomcat8 to the Tomcat website
http://tomcat.apache.org/download-80.cgi
- 64-bit Windows Zip (PGP, MD5)
2. Unzip to local, will tomcat/bin/tcnative-1.dll this file
Under the \jdk1.7.0_45\jre\bin directory (please refer to your personal JDK configuration for details)
PS: Someone said to put this file under the C:\windows\system32, in fact, you put in the environment variable within the definition of any path can be, as long as you can get Tomcat to find this file on your machine.
If you do not configure this, you will get an error when you start Tomcat, you can't find Tcnative-1.dll or something.
If you follow the above operation or error, put the DLL into the jdk\bin below a copy
3. Configure the TOMCAT8 option in MyEclipse
Open Windows-Preferences
Because Myeclipes does not have the TOMCAT8 option, here the configuration under TOMCAT7 also line, just a name
The above are OK after you can see servers inside more a TOMCAT7. Congratulations, you can use TOMCAT8.
PS: If Jndi is used, do not forget to reference the database driver package and Jasper-jdt.jar
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MyEclipse10 + TOMCAT8 64-bit