[VEISGroup]

We recently started working on Eclipse 3.1, Myeclipse 4.0 and Sun One Application Server 8. We are trying to deploy the web application using “Deploy Myeclipse J2ee projects to Server..\” tool. It is very slow and I noticed that I see xalan.jar packaging in the status bar.

I really appreciate if you will solve this problem because it is becoming bottle neck to our project development.

Thanks,
Som

[Riyad Kalla]

Som,
We do not use xalan or any other “processing utility” to handle our deployments, it is all internal code. What you are most likely seeing are the files from your own project get deployed.

Additionally, if you use an exploded deployment, every time you save a file and cause a build, the file is synchronized out to your application server so you don’t need to open the deployment dialog and redeploy it.

[VEISGroup]

Riyad, Thanks for your suggestion. I tried the “exploded deployment” as you said. I see the problem that is it does everything fine but it does not relfect the changes made in class files (.java) although I see the latest version class files copied in deployment folder. JSP files are refreshed properly.

Please help me.

Thanks,
Som

[Riyad Kalla]

Som,
When you open up your project properties and go to your MyEclipse-Web settings, is your Web root folder set to the correct directory? (the one that contains your JSPs and your WEB-INF directory?)

If you go to Java Build Path and Source tab, are your Source folders correctly listed and is your output dir correctly set to the WEB-INF/classes directory inside of your Web root dir that you had set from the step above? (e.g. MyProject/WebRoot/WEB-INF/classes)

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