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Is there a simple way to open the .java file that Tomcat from the JSP from
within the IDE. In Netbeans this option is called “View Servlet”.
I am using Tomcat 5.0.28.-Thanks
JosephJoseph,
NetBeans ships with Tomcat integrated, because MyEclipse supports 20+ app servers we don’t ship with *any* one integrated. So if you want to open the generated servlet file you will have to do it manually by mounting the generated directory within MyEclipse as another project. I would not suggest loading this in your existing project as the regeneration and recompilation of the generated classes within the project you are deploying could cause a problem.
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