I'm not well versed in Eclipse, but wouldn't you really want to point
your context at the top of the webapp structure in either build or bin?
At least in NetBeans, there's a build/web folder with the whole webapp
including libraries and compiled sources. Check RepositorioSVN/build or
RepositorioSVN/bin for the expected web application structure similar to:
+jsp
+resources
+WEB-INF
-web.xml
+classes
+lib
At that point all you would have to do is build the project and then
start/stop the context from the manager webapp for testing.
--David
José María Tristán wrote:
>Hello:
>
> I have this directories in my project of eclipse:
>
> RepositorioSVN
> trunk
> src
> java
> resources
> webapp
> WEB-INF
> web.xml
> jasper
> jsp
> build
> lib
> bin
>
>
> In the server.xml of tomcat 5.29 I have this context:
>
> <Context path="/CoffeeNet" reloadable="true"
>docBase="C:\CoffeeNET\RepositorioSVN\trunk\src\webapp\"
>workDir="C:\CoffeeNET\RepositorioSVN/work" />
>
> When i launch tomcat it return this error:
>
> 05-abr-2006 16:14:41 org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContext
> start
> GRAVE: Error filterStart
> 05-abr-2006 16:14:41 org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContext
> start
> GRAVE: Fall¾ en arranque del Contexto debido a errores previos
>
> and the context don't run.
>
>
> Thank you very much.
>
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