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I have recently upgraded to MyEclipse 6.0.1 and Tomcat 6.0.14. I have enabled the Tomcat 6.x application server, but when I try to deploy my project I see an error that says:
Undefined exploded archive location.
I tried to go back to Tomcat 5.0.28, and receive the same message. Any ideas?
I have another Eclipse workspace, which allows me to deploy an exploded archive to Tomcat 6.x and Tomcat 5.x, so the problem is workspace related.
Any ideas?
Try restarting MyEclipse using -clean and see if the deployments works:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/PNphpBB2+file-viewtopic-t-10280.htmlIn that case, you will have to switch to a brand new workspace and import your projects into the new workspace from the old worksapce. That should get you going.
Ok, I just started with a brand new workspace, and I have the same problem. After a little more investigation, I see that my Web-root folder under the Web section of the MyEclipse preferences is wrong. It’s set to ‘Webroot’, and it should be ‘Web Content’. Where does this get set? Why can’t I change it?
I changed the webrootdir in the .mymetadata file and I’m back on track. My project is being deployed properly.
I had the undefined archive location message when trying to explode my web application. There were two problems: I hadn’t informed well two fields.
1) Window -> Preferences -> MyEclipse -> J2EE Project -> Web Project -> Web root folder name: [I put web which is the name of my super WEB-INF folder]
2) Package Explorer -> [right click project] -> MyEclipse -> Web -> Web Context root: [I put the name of my application: WHATEVER] (will be the name of the folder under the tomcat’s webapps folder where the application will be exploded).Hope helps someone.
