[Segao]

Hello, 😀

Let’s consider that I have in my workspace 2 projects: one is a java project that contains only classes (some sort of utils library) and the other one is a JSP app that makes use from this util classes.

Even if I do set up references and build dependencies from the JSP project to the java one, the java classes are not deployed when I order MyEclipse to deploy…looks like only the /Webroot (folder from the JSP project) is copied to the Tomcat webapps dir.

Is there a way make MyEclipse deploy to Tomcat the classes from one project (java) along with the files deployed from the JSP project? This is important because let’s consider that I am tailoring those util classes constantly and they should be deployed as well…..

Well, I could put the directory from the java project into the system classpath and may be it would work, but I don’t think this is the inteligent solution.

Also I could just throw those java classes from the java project into the /src folder of the JSP project, but then the whole concept of 1 Workspace -> n Projects would be lost.

Thanks

Tomcat 4
Eclipse 3.0
MyEclipse 3.7.101

[Riyad Kalla]

What are your settings under the Window > Preferences > MyEclipse > J2EE > Web Project preference screen? The middle group you probably want to set to “Use smart deployment”. Let me know if that fixes the problem.

[Segao]

Thanks!

[Segao]

@Segao wrote:

Thanks!

Worked fine here! Thanks again!

[Riyad Kalla]

Cool, I like it when things are easy 🙂

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