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    Hi,

    I am configuring my mYEclipse to enable debugging an Apache-Tomcat application. When I create a new configuration for Debug->Create, Manage, run Configurations, I create a new configuraion, but launching the debug on that configuration reports an error:

    “No server associated with launch configuration – aborting”

    Where is the server configured? I selected Tomcat 5.x in Windows-Preferences-Tomcat and point it to the install location for Tomcat and that does not help.

    The tomcat version is Tomcat 5.5.23

    If there is a step-by-step for enabling debugging a tomcat application, could you please provide a pointer to it?

    Thanks for your help.

    #272089

    Actually, using right-clicking on the Project and launching ‘debug’ gives the above error.

    Right-clicking on the Tomcat Server, and selecting ‘debug’ seems to work fine.

    #272096

    Loyal Water
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    Go to Windows > Preferences > MyEclipse > Application Servers > Tomcat 5.X > Launch. Here you can select Debug Mode as the Tomcat Launch mode and click “Create Launch Configuration” to create a new Launch configuration.

    #272121

    Thanks for the response. Under Tomcat 5.x, before I can create a launch, it is asking for a “Full JDK and not a JRE” must be specified. I have the JDK installed in c:\jdk.1.5.0_09 directory. What is the valid syntax for adding this? Thanks

    #272131

    Loyal Water
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    Go to Windows > Preferences > MyEclipse > Application Servers > Tomcat 5.X > JDK , hit Add and enter your JDK path (c:\jdk.1.5.0_09 ) in the JRE home directory textbox. Hit ok and select this as the defualt JDK that Tomcat will use.

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