Apache Tomcat 8.5 is not available in Eclipse EE IDE (Kepler) for Ubuntu 18.04
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I've installed Eclipse Java EE IDE (Kepler) for Web Developers in Ubuntu 18.04. I also have Apache Tomcat 8.5 running and add this to my Eclipse. However, when I go to Preferences > Server > Runtime environments I can only see up to Tomcat 7 for selection, how do I add Tomcat versions above this?
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I've installed Eclipse Java EE IDE (Kepler) for Web Developers in Ubuntu 18.04. I also have Apache Tomcat 8.5 running and add this to my Eclipse. However, when I go to Preferences > Server > Runtime environments I can only see up to Tomcat 7 for selection, how do I add Tomcat versions above this?
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Abhinav
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asked Nov 10 at 16:36
Martyn
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you are using an earlier version of eclipse than mars, but have you looked at stackoverflow.com/questions/17868232/… ?
– 4dc0
Nov 10 at 16:41
Why don't you use the latest version of Eclipse (i.e. Photon Release Candidate 3 (4.8.0RC3))?
– Abhinav
Nov 10 at 17:22
Wow... Kepler -> Luna -> Mars -> Neon -> Oxygen -> Photon. Why are you using like 100 years old Eclipse :)?
– Pavel Horal
Nov 11 at 0:45
I see. I did have the latest version installed but realised I need to have Java EE setup. I didn't realise before that was an option during installation but instead went and downloaded Java EE (and I see now is an old version, still trying to understand Eclipse). Thanks, I have later Tomcat versions showing now.
– Martyn
Nov 11 at 15:00
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I've installed Eclipse Java EE IDE (Kepler) for Web Developers in Ubuntu 18.04. I also have Apache Tomcat 8.5 running and add this to my Eclipse. However, when I go to Preferences > Server > Runtime environments I can only see up to Tomcat 7 for selection, how do I add Tomcat versions above this?
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edited Nov 10 at 20:45
Abhinav
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asked Nov 10 at 16:36
Martyn
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I've installed Eclipse Java EE IDE (Kepler) for Web Developers in Ubuntu 18.04. I also have Apache Tomcat 8.5 running and add this to my Eclipse. However, when I go to Preferences > Server > Runtime environments I can only see up to Tomcat 7 for selection, how do I add Tomcat versions above this?
eclipse
eclipse
edited Nov 10 at 20:45
Abhinav
17811
asked Nov 10 at 16:36
Martyn
1,50161760
edited Nov 10 at 20:45
Abhinav
17811
asked Nov 10 at 16:36
Martyn
1,50161760
edited Nov 10 at 20:45
Abhinav
17811
edited Nov 10 at 20:45
Abhinav
17811
edited Nov 10 at 20:45
Abhinav
17811
17811
asked Nov 10 at 16:36
Martyn
1,50161760
asked Nov 10 at 16:36
Martyn
1,50161760
asked Nov 10 at 16:36
Martyn
1,50161760
1,50161760
you are using an earlier version of eclipse than mars, but have you looked at stackoverflow.com/questions/17868232/… ?
– 4dc0
Nov 10 at 16:41
Why don't you use the latest version of Eclipse (i.e. Photon Release Candidate 3 (4.8.0RC3))?
– Abhinav
Nov 10 at 17:22
Wow... Kepler -> Luna -> Mars -> Neon -> Oxygen -> Photon. Why are you using like 100 years old Eclipse :)?
– Pavel Horal
Nov 11 at 0:45
I see. I did have the latest version installed but realised I need to have Java EE setup. I didn't realise before that was an option during installation but instead went and downloaded Java EE (and I see now is an old version, still trying to understand Eclipse). Thanks, I have later Tomcat versions showing now.
– Martyn
Nov 11 at 15:00
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you are using an earlier version of eclipse than mars, but have you looked at stackoverflow.com/questions/17868232/… ?
– 4dc0
Nov 10 at 16:41
Why don't you use the latest version of Eclipse (i.e. Photon Release Candidate 3 (4.8.0RC3))?
– Abhinav
Nov 10 at 17:22
Wow... Kepler -> Luna -> Mars -> Neon -> Oxygen -> Photon. Why are you using like 100 years old Eclipse :)?
– Pavel Horal
Nov 11 at 0:45
I see. I did have the latest version installed but realised I need to have Java EE setup. I didn't realise before that was an option during installation but instead went and downloaded Java EE (and I see now is an old version, still trying to understand Eclipse). Thanks, I have later Tomcat versions showing now.
– Martyn
Nov 11 at 15:00
you are using an earlier version of eclipse than mars, but have you looked at stackoverflow.com/questions/17868232/… ?
– 4dc0
Nov 10 at 16:41
you are using an earlier version of eclipse than mars, but have you looked at stackoverflow.com/questions/17868232/… ?
– 4dc0
Nov 10 at 16:41
Why don't you use the latest version of Eclipse (i.e. Photon Release Candidate 3 (4.8.0RC3))?
– Abhinav
Nov 10 at 17:22
Why don't you use the latest version of Eclipse (i.e. Photon Release Candidate 3 (4.8.0RC3))?
– Abhinav
Nov 10 at 17:22
Wow... Kepler -> Luna -> Mars -> Neon -> Oxygen -> Photon. Why are you using like 100 years old Eclipse :)?
– Pavel Horal
Nov 11 at 0:45
Wow... Kepler -> Luna -> Mars -> Neon -> Oxygen -> Photon. Why are you using like 100 years old Eclipse :)?
– Pavel Horal
Nov 11 at 0:45
I see. I did have the latest version installed but realised I need to have Java EE setup. I didn't realise before that was an option during installation but instead went and downloaded Java EE (and I see now is an old version, still trying to understand Eclipse). Thanks, I have later Tomcat versions showing now.
– Martyn
Nov 11 at 15:00
I see. I did have the latest version installed but realised I need to have Java EE setup. I didn't realise before that was an option during installation but instead went and downloaded Java EE (and I see now is an old version, still trying to understand Eclipse). Thanks, I have later Tomcat versions showing now.
– Martyn
Nov 11 at 15:00
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you are using an earlier version of eclipse than mars, but have you looked at stackoverflow.com/questions/17868232/… ?
– 4dc0
Nov 10 at 16:41
Why don't you use the latest version of Eclipse (i.e. Photon Release Candidate 3 (4.8.0RC3))?
– Abhinav
Nov 10 at 17:22
Wow... Kepler -> Luna -> Mars -> Neon -> Oxygen -> Photon. Why are you using like 100 years old Eclipse :)?
– Pavel Horal
Nov 11 at 0:45
I see. I did have the latest version installed but realised I need to have Java EE setup. I didn't realise before that was an option during installation but instead went and downloaded Java EE (and I see now is an old version, still trying to understand Eclipse). Thanks, I have later Tomcat versions showing now.
– Martyn
Nov 11 at 15:00