Re: [Geoserver-users] debug datastore in geoserver

[Andreas P. <pa...@ro...>]

Hmm,  I can't find anything referencing to tomcat inside the build.xml, 
what do I need to add (and where), to make this work?

Andreas

Alessio Fabiani schrieb:

> Just add the ANT target "test-ext", if the tomcat path is correctly 
> written inside the build.xml file, it should automatically copy the 
> WAR file inside the webapps directory.
>  
> Copying the war file inside the webapps directory let you avoid the 
> need to create a specific context.
>  
> A little notice on debugging inside Eclipse:
>  
> Once you have configured Eclipse and Tomcat as written in the 
> document, just launch the Eclipse debugger and the new release of 
> GeoServer is loaded.
> But there is a problem with the Struts resources ... before using the 
> Eclipse debugger, which starts a Tomcat session from Eclipse, you have 
> to compile and publish the GeoServer war file and load all the 
> interested pages on the browser in order to let Tomcat cache the 
> Struts resources, otherwise you will get an error.
>  
> On 8/25/05, *Andreas Pakulat* <pa...@ro... 
> <mailto:pa...@ro...>> wrote:
>
>     Alessio Fabiani schrieb:
>
>     > Hi Andreas,
>     >
>     > here
>     >
>     http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOSDOC/Running+GeoServer+with+an+IDE
>     > I written some lines about installing and debugging GeoServer
>     sources
>     > on Eclipse.
>     >
>     > Hope this help.
>
>
>     Thanks for the info, but I got one question:
>
>     Is there a way to automatically "publish" the build to my tomcat?
>     Or do
>     I have to configure a tomcat-context to point to the build-dir of the
>     geoserver source?
>
>     Andreas
>
>