Re: Configuring the Tapestry Eclipse environment for use with external Tomcat

2010-11-04 Thread Paul Stanton
the problem of having generated files inside the source tree is easily handled by adding the classes dir to the ignore list. On 27/05/2010 4:44 AM, Josh Canfield wrote: Generally you do not want to put your generated files in your source tree because it gets messy with version control, etc. If

Re: Configuring the Tapestry Eclipse environment for use with external Tomcat

2010-05-26 Thread Josh Canfield
Generally you do not want to put your generated files in your source tree because it gets messy with version control, etc. If you are using Tomcat from inside eclipse then it should be taking care of getting things configured to run properly. This might help: http://wiki.eclipse.org/WTP_Tomcat_FAQ

Configuring the Tapestry Eclipse environment for use with external Tomcat

2010-05-26 Thread Tim Koop
Hi everyone. I'm trying to get my instance of Tomcat to serve out an application that I'm working on in Eclipse. But it looks like there is a problem. I think Tomcat expects a WEB-INF folder and inside that folder to have a folder called "classes", which keeps the .class files and the Tapest