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I am currently running version 8.0 on a Windows 7 Pro machine and cannot figure out why none of my newly created workspaces will correctly hot deploy. I think that is the correct term for what I’m having an issue with. In a workspace that I copied over from my old system I can have my server up and running (Tomcat 5.5.27) and make a change to one of my action (.java) files and it is automagically updated in the local running code. I’ve gone through all of the preferences & settings between the workspace that does work and the workspace that doesn’t work and I can’t figure out where the issue lies.
gnastynate,
Can you clarify if you are using exploded mode of deployment?
Also, make sure the server is started in debug mode.Could you tell me how to check the mode of deployment? I looked in your manuals but can’t seem to get to any of the places where they tell me to go and check.
Yes, the server is starting in debug mode for all of the workspaces.
gnastynate,
From the servers view(Window > Show View > Servers) after the application is deployed, you can expand your server connector and look at your deployed projects where the mode of deployment is indicated.
Optionally, you can click on your project and from the context menu select MyEclipse > Add Remove Project Deployments to verify the mode of deployment.
I have attached some screen shots for your reference.
I would recommend you to go through the following tutorial on project deployments –
http://www.myeclipseide.com/documentation/quickstarts/webprojects/#deploy_testing_debug
Let me know if that helpsWhen I go there I show no deployments, even with my code up and running on the server. As I’m sure you may have noticed, I’m new to this whole setup. The developers who set up MyEclipse and most of our processes for using it are all gone and have left no notes.
I think the problem there lies in the fact that my project is a javascript project & therefore does not show the ability to be a deployment. Why it’s a javascript project & what that means to me I have no idea, but I know they are all the same and one workspace works the way I want it to and one doesn’t regardless of what kind of project it is.
gnastynate,
Can you give some more information?
1. What is they type of project you are working on? Can you send us a screen shot of project > Properties > MyEclipse? You can use the PM button at the end of the post.
2. When you create a new web project, deploy it on MyEclipse Tomcat, does hot deploy work?
3. How did you import your existing project into your new workspace? Was the project created in MyEclipse originally?1.) This is a web project in essence, but what it is set up as in MyEclipse appears to be a javascript project.
2.) Honestly I have no idea. This is my one and only project and my first foray into the java world so while I’m working on this project I’m still trying to learn all the basics.
3.) Through a SVN repository. I can’t say for sure that the project was created in MyEclipse or not as I was not on this team at that time & no one that would know is left. I know they started out using Eclipse so I think it might be likely that it was first an Eclipse project.gnastynate,
MyEclipse supports projects created in eclipse-wtp and RAD/WSAD. For those projects to work in MyEclipse, you will first have to enhance them. Enhancing the project makes minor changes to it and lets it work seamlessly in both MyEclipse and eclipse-wtp. Since you’re not sure if the project was created in MyEclipse, can you please check if the enhance project action is enabled on the project? To do that you will have to select the project and examine if the MyEclipse > Enhance WTP Project action is enabled or not. If its enabled could you please execute the action on the project and let me know if the deployment was then successfulUPDATE…. I finally fixed my issue by going to Project – Properties – Java Compiler and making sure that the JDK compliance was the same as the JRE I was using.
