[fireapps]

After a clean install of MyEclipse 2014 GA, I only see Tomcat server definitions through Tomcat 7, with Tomcat 8 as a download option.

This was upon opening a workspace that I used from MyEclipse 2013, if that matters.

How do I get Tomcat 8 support? I need it, and I’d rather run it as a WTP server than an external process.

[support-swapna]

Hi,

Sorry that you are seeing this issue.

Are you using the MyEclipse or WTP Tomcat connector ? We support WTP connector in MyEclipse 2015.

If you are using MyEclipse Tomcat connector, then please prepare a workspace which exhibits the issue, zip it and send it to help us replicate the issue at our end.

[fireapps]

Rather frustrating when the first line of my initial message includes the version of MyEclipse I’m using, 2014GA.

Since I’m working on a mission-critical commercial application, I can’t use bleeding edge weekly CI snapshots, so 2015 CI is not on the table at this point. I just want to figure out why upgrading from 2013 to 2014 GA didn’t include the Tomcat 8 server profile.

Attached is a zip of a new workspace created with MyEclipse 2014GA. When I go to add a new Server project, Tomcat 8 is not an option. It is also not an option to download. from the “additional server definitions” link.

The release notes for MyEclipse 2014 say Tomcat 8 is supported. How do I get/enable it?

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[support-swapna]

Hi,

You can access the Tomcat 8.x connector in MyEclipse 2014 GA from : Window > Preferences > MyEclipse > Servers > Tomcat > Tomcat 8.x.

From MyEclipse 2015 onwards, the server connectors can be accessed from New > Other > Server wizard.

Let us know if you see any issues.

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