Steps for building the Eclipse + MyEclipse + Tomcat platform

Steps for building the eclipse + myeclipse + Tomcat platform

1. Install JDK and configure Environment Variables
 Right-click my computer-system properties-advanced-Environment Variables
        Step 1: Find the Path variable in the system variable

                Click Edit to add the directory of the bin Folder:
                        For example: D: \ jdk1.6.0 \ bin; (D: \ jdk1.5.0 is the jdk installation directory)

                         Note: separate paths with semicolons.

 

       Step 2: Add CLASSPATH to user Variables

              Click Create. The variable name is CLASSPATH.

                                 The variable value is the directory where the lib folder is located:

                         For example:.; D: \ jdk1.6.0 \ Lib;(D: \ jdk1.5.0 is the JDK installation directory)

                         Note: Add a semicolon before the path)

       Test: Start-run-cmd
       If both java and javac are input, normal results are returned, indicating that the compiler is configured successfully.

2. Build the Eclipse + MyEclipse Platform
 If you install eclipse and myeclipse separately, the version numbers must be one to one. Otherwise, the installation will fail.
 You can also download the integrated version of Eclipse + MyEclipse and crack MyEclipse according to the instructions.
3. Configure the tomcat server
 The premise is that jdk is successfully installed and the default port 8080 is used during installation. If the port is occupied, use another port.
4. Open the Eclipse integrated development environment after installation.
 Choose Windows> Preferences.
 Find MyEclipse> Application Servers> tomcat6.0

 Select the path configuration as required.
Now, the platform has been built.