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I have recently installed Eclipse platform 3.1.0 and MyEclipse_Enterprise_Workbench_v3.8.2.
I am trying to use McEclipse to compile, deploy and debug/run an existing web project. This web project is tied to jdk1.3.1 and tomcat v3.2.2.
MyEclipse supports 2 versions tomcat application servers: tomcat 4 and tomcat 5. Is there anyway I could configure it to run tomcat v3.2.2? Is there a plug in?
Another problem is, this web project has always use a build.xml file, and run it in Windows command prompt to compile and deploy the project to another location from the src folder, Is there any way McEclipse could use this build.xml to compile and deloy? If not, could I run build.xml the old way, then use eclipse to run tomcat 3.2.2 (if eclipse could be configured to do so)?
The thing is I would like to use MyEclipse’s debugging function, if I run build.xml the old way and use eclipse to run tomcat 3.2.2 (if possible), could the debugging function still work? Or does MyEclipse need to be the agent that compiles/deploys and runs the web project for the debugging functions to work?
I have recently installed Eclipse platform 3.1.0 and MyEclipse_Enterprise_Workbench_v3.8.2.
Ok, so these two releases aren’t compatible at all. If you wish to use Eclipse 3.1M4 (not M5) then you can download MyEclipse 3.8.4 Beta from our “Eclipse 3.1” Section of the site.
This web project is tied to jdk1.3.1 and tomcat v3.2.2.
You won’t be able to debug with this setup. MyEclipse requires that the app server you are debugging against supports the JSR 45 spec. Please upgrade to Tomcat 5 and JDK 1.4.
Is there anyway I could configure it to run tomcat v3.2.2? Is there a plug in?
MyEclipse does not support Tomcat 3, but you might try the Sysdeo Tomcat Plugin.
Is there any way McEclipse could use this build.xml to compile and deloy?
No
If not, could I run build.xml the old way,
Sure, if it is just an Ant script, go ahead and run it.
The thing is I would like to use MyEclipse’s debugging function
As mentioned above, your current setup will not allow you to debug.
