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Hello!
I am trying to get a web application running on Tomcat 5.5.
But I can’t get MyEclipseIDE to deploy it on Tomcat. Everytime I try to do that it just say’sDeployment failure on Tomcat 5.x. Could not copy all resources to C:\Programme\Apache Tomcat 5.5\webapps\Client. If a file is locked, you can wait until the lock times out to redeploy, or stop the server and redeploy, or manually remove the deployment at C:\Programme\Apache Tomcat 5.5\webapps\Client
Tomcat is not running and I can undeploy the application without problems. I already tried to refresh and clean the project and to start Eclipse with -clean.
There are some errors in my jsp files according to the JSP validator. But my web application ran before with eclipse with no problems in spite of the jsp errors.Any clue how to get this working?
Greetings, Janina R.
Can you please make sure you configured connector looks like this:-
https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/tomcat-5-what-does-a-configured-connector-look-like/Can you stop the server, shutdown MyEclipse, restart MyEclipse, refresh your project and try redeploying the project again. Does it work ?
Yes, I configured the connector like that and I tried to restart MyEclipse and redeploy the project again. Still it won’t work …
Please switch to a new workspace, configure the connector again, create a new web project and try deploying it. Does that work ?
I know this topic is closed now but I wanted to add my experience to it from today.
I’ve seen this where case where the Add button on the Manage Deployments dialog is grey or greyed out. It’s the weirdest thing. This was happening to me on Ubuntu Linux today but I don’t think that matters. Also, I’m using MyEclipse 6.x. And, this also happened to a colleague of mine using Windows a few weeks ago. It was maddening and I couldn’t figure it out at the time.
It seems that if the current open project doesn’t have focus, this occurs. Make sure to click somewhere on your project in your project explorer. Then click the Deploy button again to bring up the Manage Deployments dialog.
So, to re-create this problem click on a closed project on your package explorer then try to deploy. It should be greyed out.
I don’t know if this is really a bug as much as it is a UI quirk?
Good luck!
Kevin HutsonKevin.
When you open the Manage Deployment dialog, you should have a project selected in the project dropdown to activate the Add Button. Can you please confirm that a project was selected in the drop down and the Add button remained greyed out.Hi Nipun,
That was sort of what I was saying 🙂 And, I figured it out this morning.
If you DON’T have a project selected it will be greyed out when you open the Manage Deployment dialog. I think I never noticed that previously and was wondering why it was greyed out.So, I’m OK now.
Thanks!
Kevin
