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    cusdx
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    My projects seem to have a different directory structure to my colleague who is using Eclipse with the com.sysdeo.eclipse.tomcat plugin. When he starts a new project he selects to create a Tomcat project, which he claims gives him the directory structure which conforms to the J2EE standard.

    Using myEclipse, I can’t see an option to create a Tomcat project, so I’ve been choosing “Java Project” – am I doing it right?

    Comments please

    #285949

    Loyal Water
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    Im not sure what the structure of a tomcat project should be but you can create a Web Project in MyEclipse. You can deploy a web project to the Tomcat server using MyEclipse. You can refer to this doc to get more information about the project structure of a web project.
    http://www.myeclipseide.com/documentation/quickstarts/webprojects/

    #285979

    cusdx
    Member

    Thanks, that’s the info I needed.

    #285989

    Loyal Water
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    Your Welcome.

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