Re: Eclipse local tomcat server classes not getting synchronized

From:
Lew <lewbloch@gmail.com>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer
Date:
Thu, 22 Aug 2013 12:46:26 -0700 (PDT)
Message-ID:
<902bb78a-3c64-4c9c-a356-4eee81db6e1f@googlegroups.com>
On Thursday, August 22, 2013 5:15:33 AM UTC-7, zigz...@yahoo.com wrote:

I am new to Eclipse. I am developing some web services.e.g., MyService, u=

sing Dynamic Web project. I setup a local tomcat [sic] inside Eclipse at po=
rt 8081... I created Web Service and it seemed working. In addition to src =
and build folders, I do see webcontents folder and several folders under it=
 including services/../MyService which are indication that my web service h=
as been deployed under local tomcat.

 
I made some changes in java [sic] code. I do see class file date/time get=

 updated under build/classes, but I do not see updates under webcontents/WE=
B-INF/services/MyService which has my classes, why? I do have hot update se=
t to true in axis2.xxml file under MyService/.../webcontents/...

 
When I run my web service in Eclipse it does show the changes I have made=

 in java code, so somehow they seem to be published to local tomcat; but I =
do not class date/time updated. I also added a new java class MyTest under =
Src. While it shows under build.. It does not show under contents?

 
1. How can I set automatic refresh of folders under webcontents ...


Tomcat admin console.

2. Why when I run my web services under Eclipse it runs just fine and sho=

ws the changes I made.

Eclipse handles its own builds. If you have a build.xml for your project, w=
hich you should (or the
equivalent Maven or Gradle configuration), then you can build from the comm=
and line and from
Eclipse, plus Eclipse can be configured to drive its build from the build.x=
ml.

The normal way (i.e., not through Eclipse) to install an application in Tom=
cat is via the WAR file that
your project builds. Use the Tomcat managment console to deploy the WAR and=
 Tomcat does the rest.

You should not deploy raw classes to Tomcat (or other Java EE container). T=
oo many things get omitted
that way. Deploy via WAR.

--
Lew

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