WEBVTT 1 00:00:01.838 --> 00:00:03.153 Hey, welcome back. 2 00:00:03.153 --> 00:00:05.029 In this video, we're going to connect 3 00:00:05.029 --> 00:00:06.612 Eclipse and Tomcat. 4 00:00:08.334 --> 00:00:10.037 line:15% So far in our video series, 5 00:00:10.037 --> 00:00:11.722 line:15% We've installed Tomcat 6 00:00:11.722 --> 00:00:12.795 line:15% and we've installed Eclipse, 7 00:00:12.795 --> 00:00:14.817 line:15% and these are 2 separate applications. 8 00:00:14.817 --> 00:00:16.175 line:15% But what we want to do now is actually 9 00:00:16.175 --> 00:00:17.781 line:15% connect them together, 10 00:00:17.781 --> 00:00:19.546 line:15% so the main benefit is that 11 00:00:19.546 --> 00:00:21.278 line:15% once we have connected Eclipse and Tomcat, 12 00:00:21.278 --> 00:00:24.454 line:15% then we can start Tomcat from Eclipse. 13 00:00:24.454 --> 00:00:25.563 line:15% And then also this will make it 14 00:00:25.563 --> 00:00:28.137 line:15% very easy for us to deploy our applications 15 00:00:28.137 --> 00:00:29.771 line:15% directly to Tomcat. 16 00:00:29.771 --> 00:00:30.967 line:15% We won't have to manually start 17 00:00:30.967 --> 00:00:32.281 line:15% or manually deploy; 18 00:00:32.281 --> 00:00:33.683 line:15% we can do all of this automatically 19 00:00:33.683 --> 00:00:36.100 line:15% within the Eclipse framework. 20 00:00:38.757 --> 00:00:39.666 Alright, so let's go ahead 21 00:00:39.666 --> 00:00:40.942 and move in to Eclipse. 22 00:00:40.942 --> 00:00:42.823 And what we're going to do here 23 00:00:42.823 --> 00:00:44.735 is we're going to connect Eclipse to Tomcat. 24 00:00:44.735 --> 00:00:46.181 So down in our bottom center, 25 00:00:46.181 --> 00:00:49.272 we have a tab called Servers. 26 00:00:49.272 --> 00:00:51.578 Right now we don't have any servers installed. 27 00:00:51.578 --> 00:00:53.224 We're going to follow the directions here 28 00:00:53.224 --> 00:00:54.469 and create a new server. 29 00:00:54.469 --> 00:00:56.238 So we'll go ahead and click that link 30 00:00:56.238 --> 00:00:58.155 to create a new server. 31 00:01:00.274 --> 00:01:02.660 Alright, so this will bring us to a page. 32 00:01:02.660 --> 00:01:05.144 Eclipse supports a lot of different servers, 33 00:01:05.144 --> 00:01:06.244 but what we're going to do here is 34 00:01:06.244 --> 00:01:08.987 make use of the Apache Tomcat server. 35 00:01:08.987 --> 00:01:10.945 So expand the folder here for Apache. 36 00:01:10.945 --> 00:01:12.843 Scroll down, and we'll choose our version. 37 00:01:12.843 --> 00:01:14.593 We're using Tomcat 8. 38 00:01:17.782 --> 00:01:20.132 And then we'll go ahead and click on Next. 39 00:01:20.132 --> 00:01:21.971 Now we need to tell Eclipse 40 00:01:21.971 --> 00:01:23.593 where Tomcat is installed. 41 00:01:23.593 --> 00:01:25.199 So wherever you have Tomcat installed 42 00:01:25.199 --> 00:01:26.189 on your directory, 43 00:01:26.189 --> 00:01:29.148 that's the directory information you should give. 44 00:01:29.148 --> 00:01:30.056 So here I'll just kind of 45 00:01:30.056 --> 00:01:31.747 browse my file system, 46 00:01:31.747 --> 00:01:34.755 and I know in this class, JSF for Beginners, 47 00:01:34.755 --> 00:01:35.709 Apache Tomcat 8, 48 00:01:35.709 --> 00:01:37.279 that's the directory that we've installed 49 00:01:37.279 --> 00:01:39.872 Tomcat for this training class. 50 00:01:39.872 --> 00:01:41.189 You may have it installed in 51 00:01:41.189 --> 00:01:42.264 a different directory. 52 00:01:42.264 --> 00:01:44.200 Simply choose that directory accordingly. 53 00:01:44.200 --> 00:01:45.145 But for my example, 54 00:01:45.145 --> 00:01:48.562 I have JSF for Beginners Apache Tomcat 8. 55 00:01:50.539 --> 00:01:51.983 And then once you have that directory set up, 56 00:01:51.983 --> 00:01:53.840 then you can go ahead and hit Finish, 57 00:01:53.840 --> 00:01:54.999 and this will go ahead and 58 00:01:54.999 --> 00:01:57.082 set up the configuration. 59 00:02:01.131 --> 00:02:02.632 Alright, so right now this server 60 00:02:02.632 --> 00:02:04.002 is actually stopped, 61 00:02:04.002 --> 00:02:05.539 and we can actually start the server 62 00:02:05.539 --> 00:02:07.403 by just making use of a right click. 63 00:02:07.403 --> 00:02:09.626 So I can just right click on this item here, 64 00:02:09.626 --> 00:02:12.176 and I can say Start Server. 65 00:02:12.176 --> 00:02:14.009 So right click, Start. 66 00:02:18.609 --> 00:02:20.368 And this will actually start up the server. 67 00:02:20.368 --> 00:02:21.609 We'll see a lot of information 68 00:02:21.609 --> 00:02:24.859 on the Console window on the far right, 69 00:02:25.875 --> 00:02:28.713 and eventually at the end it will say 70 00:02:28.713 --> 00:02:31.303 Server Start-Up in X number of milliseconds. 71 00:02:31.303 --> 00:02:32.227 So we know that our server 72 00:02:32.227 --> 00:02:33.735 has started and running, 73 00:02:33.735 --> 00:02:34.926 and we can also verify this by 74 00:02:34.926 --> 00:02:36.082 looking at the Servers tab. 75 00:02:36.082 --> 00:02:38.649 So it says that the Tomcat 8 has started 76 00:02:38.649 --> 00:02:39.759 and it's synchronized, 77 00:02:39.759 --> 00:02:40.790 so this looks really good. 78 00:02:40.790 --> 00:02:42.145 So our Tomcat server has started, 79 00:02:42.145 --> 00:02:43.221 and we're able to launch it 80 00:02:43.221 --> 00:02:45.863 from the Eclipse application. 81 00:02:45.863 --> 00:02:46.696 So this looks good. 82 00:02:46.696 --> 00:02:47.761 Our next video, I'll actually show you 83 00:02:47.761 --> 00:02:49.481 how to deploy a JSF application 84 00:02:49.481 --> 00:02:50.922 on the Tomcat server. 85 00:02:50.922 --> 00:02:52.317 But the main focus of this video 86 00:02:52.317 --> 00:02:55.400 is just starting Tomcat from Eclipse. 87 00:02:58.292 --> 00:03:00.059 Alright, so this wraps up the video. 88 00:03:00.059 --> 00:03:01.249 In this video, I showed you 89 00:03:01.249 --> 00:03:03.856 how to connect Eclipse and Tomcat together, 90 00:03:03.856 --> 00:03:05.061 and so we found out how we can 91 00:03:05.061 --> 00:03:06.689 actually start the Tomcat server 92 00:03:06.689 --> 00:03:08.356 from within Eclipse.