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grzesieks07Member🙁
I want to by buy MyEclipse for debuging jsp’s pages.
Now I testing this with evalution version of myeclipse.1. I can’t run Tomcat 4.1.29 from myeclipse icon’s bar, i getting an error message, like this: “class MBase.production.register” not found.
All of libs from common and serwer directory have bean added.
To Window/Prefrenced/Tomcat 4/PathsI readed that Tomcat 4.1.29 and MyEclipse don’t work together and advice, that may be better when I upgrade my application server to Tomcat 5.
I do it and Tomcat 5 starting from icons’bar but I can’t debug, i have an error when i click debug Icon:
Failed to connect to remote VM.
My debug seetings:
localhost
8080Before clicking Debug i run Tomcat from icon’s bar.
When I click Debug witout runing Tomcat first
Failed to connect to remote VM connection refused.December 5, 2003 at 10:18 am #200517
kaig1969MemberI’m not sure which icons you clicked. Note that MyEclipse has its own icons for starting servers. There is an icon with tooltip “Deploy J2EE project to server…” Click that, choose your project, add the server. Then there is another icon to the right of the previous one with tooltip “Run/Stop servers”. If you click on the arrow besides that, then you can choose to start the server you previously configured.
Under Window/Preferences, choose MyEclipse on the left, then open Application Servers, then open Tomcat 5. Click on Launch. Select that it runs in Debug mode. If you do that, then the Run/Stop servers icon will start Tomcat in debug mode.
I hope this makes sense. But I’m sure Scott will correct me if I said something stupid 😉
December 5, 2003 at 11:42 am #200520
Scott AndersonParticipantI hope this makes sense. But I’m sure Scott will correct me if I said something stupid 😉
Actually, Scott would like to personally thank you and anyone else that takes the time to answer other user’s questions. The less time Michael and I spend on the support forums, the more time we can spend working on the next release of the product. Small donations of the community’s time to help us out on support really means a lot.
I’ll add a couple more comments to the original questions:
1. I can’t run Tomcat 4.1.29
This is a known problem with the latest release of Tomcat 4 because they changed their packaging and launch model. It is documented in this thread on the portal:
https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/can-not-start-tomcat-4-1-29-enhancement/#post-199835
The current workaround is to use Tomcat 4.1.27 instead. We’ll be addressing this problem in version 2.7 which will be available in a few days.On debugging Tomcat 5, first please follow Kaiq1969’s instructions and be sure you’re using our icons to start the server, not the standard Eclipse debug icon. Additionally, this message:
Failed to connect to remote VM connection refused.
is often caused by using a very old JDK to launch the server. If you could post all your configuration information, as we request in the Posting Guidelines thread at the top of this forum, we (or one of our users 😉 will be able to diagnose this problem more easily.
–Scott
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