How to determine how MyEclipse deploys Tomcat webapp

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dbrown0708 picture dbrown0708 · Jun 4, 2012 · Viewed 7k times · Source

I was given a MyEclipse project that deploys an app to Tomcat. The deployment works fine and I can run the app in the MyEclipse IDE.

I prefer to use IntelliJ for development. IntelliJ has the artifact and facet properties screen where I could determine exactly where in the webapp directory classes, resources, and libraries are deployed. Is there a place where I can find out in MyEclipse where it's copying all the parts of the webapp, so I can recreate this project in IntelliJ?

Answer

Jeremy Goodell picture Jeremy Goodell · Jun 4, 2012

On the Servers view, double click the tomcat server -- this screen has the information you are looking for. If the Servers window isn't currently displayed, select Window / Show View / Servers.

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