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How to create a web application with eclipse

Asked by CrshUndrPrsre in Java Server Pages (JSP), Plug Ins

Tags: create, application, eclipse, web, how

Hi All,

Im trying to develop a web application using eclipse. Its driving me mad because I have spent the last two days (my weekend ruined!!) trying to set it up with little results.

This is the approach I am taking so please correct me if its incorrect or not the best practice.
All of the following is done via eclipse (I havent used windows to create the following folders)

I've set my workspace to tomcat/webapps.
Created a new java project called users in the workspace.
Created a new folder WEB-INF in users.
Created a folder lib and classes within WEB-INF.
Created a folder src in users.
Created a java file called Login in src.

I want all compiled classes to go into the classes folder so I set the "default output folder" to users/WEB-INF/classes. I then get confirmation options from Eclipse:
"The output folder has changed. Do you want to remove all generated resources from the old location /users?"
To which I say "yes".

My folder classes then disappears from my package explorer but its still visible in my windows dir(WEB-INF/classes). Also within my classes folder another WEB-INF folder get created with all of the same sub-folders that I previously created in the parent WEB-INF folder.

Im completely confused as to whats going on.

I have to be doing something wrong. Im new to creating a web application project with eclipse. Any help would be appreciated.
Please dont give me tips on eclipse plug-ins because ive seen this working before via eclispe with no plug-ins.

Btw Im not sure if this is worth mentioning but my web application will be based on struts.

Thanks very much for any help.

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