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how ru starting tomcat?<br />

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using tomcat plugin. is that where it went wrong?
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using tomcat plugin. is that where it went wrong?

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my mistake. just an error in servlet declaration. the whole lomboz/tomcat package works.<br />
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thanks for helping.
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my mistake. just an error in servlet declaration. the whole lomboz/tomcat package works.

thanks for helping.

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any body knows Lomboz (eclipse plugin) well?<br />
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I created a dynamic web project, Lomboz automatically put all my classes in a &lt;approot&gt;/.deployable folder. I assume that's where it should go, since it never asked me to pick another class folder. but when starting tomcat, I immediately get a java.lang.ClassNotFoundExc<wbr />eption. <br />
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why can't tomcat find the class? do I have to manually copy the class files to somewhere else?
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any body knows Lomboz (eclipse plugin) well?

I created a dynamic web project, Lomboz automatically put all my classes in a <approot>/.deployable folder. I assume that's where it should go, since it never asked me to pick another class folder. but when starting tomcat, I immediately get a java.lang.ClassNotFoundException. 

why can't tomcat find the class? do I have to manually copy the class files to somewhere else?

java.lang.ClassNotFoundException using Lomboz 3.1

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