Well, has been using MyEclipse, and later with Eclipse, after starting the project to the Tomcat WebApps find the corresponding folder, found that no, only to know that eclipse default does not go to the local Tomcat deployment.
1.eclipse Unlike MyEclipse, the project is deployed to WebApps in the Tomcat installation directory by default and is deployed to the working directory by default. metadata.plugins\org.eclipse.wst.server.core\ Tmp1\wtpwebapps, the Tmp1 folder contains information about the item.
2. Resolution:
In order for the project to be deployed by default to WebApps in the Tomcat installation directory, show View->servers-> finds the tomcat-> that needs to be modified after right-click
① Stop the Tomcat server within Eclipse (stop)
② Delete the items deployed in the container (add and remove)
③ clearing the container for data (clean)
④ opening the Tomcat's modify interface (open)
⑤ Find servers location, select second (User tomcat installation)
⑥ Modifying the Deploy path to WebApps
⑦ Save Close
The Eclipse Tomcat deployment project does not load new static resource files