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I have a web-module that was initially setup to only deploy to Tomcat 5 (exploded) and auto-update worked fine. I would modify a JSP, or web.xml, whatever – and the update would take place just fine. However, when I added the Tomcat 4 target (packaged archive) – the auto-update for Tomcat 5 stopped working, even though when I went into deployments, a warning icon was only displayed next to my Tomcat 4 deployment, indicating that the packaged WAR was out of date.
I believe this is a bug in MyEclipse.
Please advise.
There is no auto-update with regard to the packaged deployments (because it could potentially be a very expensive process to recreate the WAR after every change) so I’m not surprised that your Tomcat 4 setup was out of Sync, but it is strange that it caused the deployment tool to stop auto-updating the Tomcat 5 install.
I will report this to the devs to check up on, thank you for the attention to detail.
Well, we looked into this and it was certainly a reproducable bug. It will be fixed in the first beta of 2.8. Thanks for taking the time to isolate and report this so we could get it fixed.
