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I m sorry for my poor english first =.=
May be you can’t understand what i m say . it’s a question 😯 😯
My another question is :
when i change a jsp page , i must deploy all of my project to app server , for examples , tomcat(yeah,i m using it 🙂 ,i deploy my project to tomcat/webapps/ . And if i change the jsp page in eclipse again , i must restart my tomcat and redeploy the project to the tomcat’s webapps .
Before i use myeclipse , i use sysdeo’s tomcat plugin , it’s publish the project by change the context.xml file ,and if u change jsp pages, u never need to restart ur tomcat , i think it’s convenient.
how can i change my jsp pages or html pages without restart my tomcat in myeclipse ?
thank you for read my poor english , i think it’s toilful 😀
how can i change my jsp pages or html pages without restart my tomcat in myeclipse ?
Our Sync-On-Demand deployer will deploy only your changed pages without a server restart if you use “Exploded Deployment”. We have a tutorial on how to get started with that here: http://www.myeclipseide.com/images/tutorials/quickstarts/webprojects/
Please pay particular attention to the text under ‘Figure 20b’ since it describes how MyEclipse does exactly what you’re asking for.
@support-scott wrote:
how can i change my jsp pages or html pages without restart my tomcat in myeclipse ?
Our Sync-On-Demand deployer will deploy only your changed pages without a server restart if you use “Exploded Deployment”. We have a tutorial on how to get started with that here: http://www.myeclipseide.com/images/tutorials/quickstarts/webprojects/
Please pay particular attention to the text under ‘Figure 20b’ since it describes how MyEclipse does exactly what you’re asking for.
Thank you very much ! 😛 😛
