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Hi,
I develop on Windows with MyEclipse 5.1, TC 5.5, JDK 1.5.
I’d like to “war” up the project and deploy it to Tomcat on Linux.Obviously, the external jars (e.g., Tomahawk, mySQL, etc.) are located in different directory structures on the Linux server.
Additionally, I have two subprojects that the web project is dependent on.
Lastly, a couple of config (properties) files may also be different from my dev Windows vs Linus server.
How do I setup MyEclipse to:
1. include the external jars
2. include the dependent projects — possibly as jars
3. include different versions of some properties files (even a different version of web.xml)and wrap them up in a war to deploy?
Thank you for your help 🙂
Ramin,
1) I’m assuming the Web Project depends one these JARs? If so, add them to the Web Project’s build path, and be sure to navigate to Project Properties > MyEclipse > Web > Deployment and adjust the deployment rules to deploy external JARs.2) Just add them to your Web Project’s build path as Projects and under Project Properties, enable the Project References to them. Also adjust your deployment settings again to JAR up dependent Java Projects (NOTE: These must be Java projects).
3) You will need to do this manually.
4) You can just use the deployment manager and it will honor all project references and so on to create the WAR for you right to your app server.
