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POTomcat Installation on Eclipse
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copied!<p>Tomcat 7.0 on Eclipse hadn't been running fine on Eclipse. I removed it so that I can start from scratch for a "clean" install. I did so merely by deleting its entry from the Servers folder under projects.</p> <p>Now, when I go for re-installing it, I can't get passed the first window on "new-server definition" wizard. Tomcat 7 is listed as one of the servers I can install. However, Eclipse is disabling the "Server Name"-- not allowing me to give a name to it or giving a default "Server Name" itself so that I can proceed with the "Next" button which also is disabled. This is only for Tomcat 7.0. The previous versions of Tomcat and some other servers I tried on the menu are fine and don't have this problem. </p> <p>I tried "Download additional server adapters" in that same window. Nothing shown seemed necessary. All I saw of Apache there are some Geronimo adapters. Besides, I wasn't asked for anything of the kind to proceed during the previous install.</p> <p>I've also tried </p> <ul> <li><p>changing the path names in my Windows environment and </p></li> <li><p>moving the Tomcat folder to someplace else-- or renaming it rather </p></li> <li><p>restarting Eclipse to clear its environment in case that's an issue </p></li> </ul> <p>to "fool" Eclipse so that it won't see anything from the previous install and start fresh.</p> <p>Is there anything more than what I've done to remove Tomcat on Eclipse?</p> <p>I'm even thinking about installing Eclipse from scratch to get around it-- although i don't think it would be necessary. </p> <p>I have Tomcat 7 installed & running fine outside Eclipse in my DOS Command prompt.</p> <p>I am using Eclipse Juno on Windows 7. </p> <p>Help would be greatly appreciated. </p> <p>Tomcat-on-Eclipse has been burning my time for days by now and it still is. </p> <p>EDIT-- P.S.: Would this be the 7.0 setup? Whenever I look around, see eg. <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8819674/can-not-run-tomcat-7-from-eclipse?rq=1">Can not run Tomcat 7 from eclipse</a> I see someone having something with Tomcat 7.0. But there aren't that many installation problems on Tomcat6.0 or other versions. </p>

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