I used to use eclipse in the past. I tried myeclipse this weekend, but I encountered a problem when I used it.
Tomcat can be started normally, and the index. jsp that comes with the new project can be displayed normally, but other JSP pages cannot be opened in any way,
That day, the dormitory was just disconnected from the network and no one could ask, so I tried it and configured it with it. It was around for almost the whole weekend. Sometimes I want to put it down. I can check it out on Monday or ask someone else, but I can't keep it in my mind. If it doesn't work well, I always want to find out the problem.
Later, I accidentally realized that the files were stored in different locations. JSP files in eclipse are stored in the root directory of the project, but myeclipse does not. It sets the JSP file to be placed in the webroot folder. Later, after the JSP files are transferred to the webroot folder of myeclipse, they can be opened after a try. Alas, all of them are not familiar with myeclipse.
After knowing the problem, I tried again to see if the JSP file under the root directory can be opened normally. Create. JSP, and then in. set a hyperlink in JSP to B. JSP (.. /B. JSP), and B. JSP is under the root directory of the project. After trying this, the hyperlink cannot be opened. B. JSP can be opened without knowing how to set it, or cannot be placed in the root directory. (Consult experts)
Simple common sense, hope to solve your urgent needs.