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Version 0.95
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New features :
- Set configuration file : see Preferences-> Tomcat-> Configuration file
- Export to war file : war file location is set in Tomcat project properties, export action on project popupmenu-> Tomcat->Export to war
- Setting a sudirectory of the project as Web application root : set it in Tomcat Project Wizard
- Launch Tomcat in run mode (instead of debug mode), see Preferences-> Tomcat-> Don't run in debug mode
- updating context possible if project moved : project popup menu-> Tomcat->  update context...
- removing context in server.xml using : project popup menu-> Tomcat->  remove context...

Fixed :
- Impossible to start Tomcat if some projects are closed
- Could not create context in server.xml if URI is empty


Known problems :
- Tomcat 4 and JSP in project subdirectories :
	generated servlets for JSP couldn't be compile by Eclipse.
	Subdirectories do not appear in Tomcat 4 generated servlets. Package definition is always package org.apache.jsp,
	with Tomcat 3, package definition is compliant with file location.

	Workaround 1 : install our Tomcat 4.x (Thanks to Johan Compagner), download it on http://www.sysdeo.com/eclipse/tomcatPlugin.html
	Workaround 2 (from Gabriel Krupa) :
	if your jsp is /myjspdir/myjsp.jsp, generated servlet will be in work/org/apache/jsp/myjspdir,
	change package definition from org.apache.jsp to org.apache.jsp.myjspdir,
	to debug your jsp access it from your browser with the following URL :
	http://myhost:8080/myapplication/servlets/org.apache.jsp.myjspdir.myjsp$jsp

	Workaround 3 : use Tomcat 3.3 (servlet 2.2 and JSP 1.1)


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Version 0.91
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Fixed :
- Tomcat 3.3 : JSP work directory should not be set to work/org/apache/jsp (this is for V4)
- Using Tomcat project popup menu from Resource view

Added :
- Japanese local (Thanks to Syunsuke Masuda)


Known problems :
- Tomcat 4 and JSP in project subdirectories :
	generated servlets for JSP couldn't be compile by Eclipse.
	Subdirectories do not appear in Tomcat 4 generated servlets. Package definition is always package org.apache.jsp,
	with Tomcat 3, package definition is compliant with file location.
	
	Workaround (from Gabriel Krupa) :
	if your jsp is /myjspdir/myjsp.jsp, generated servlet will be in work/org/apache/jsp/myjspdir,
	change package definition from org.apache.jsp to org.apache.jsp.myjspdir,
	to debug your jsp access it from your browser with the following URL :
	http://myhost:8080/myapplication/servlets/org.apache.jsp.myjspdir.myjsp$jsp

	Second workaround : use Tomcat 3.3 (servlet 2.2 and JSP 1.1)
	
	
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Version 0.9
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New features :

- Restore restart button.

- support of Tomcat 3.3 (see Tomcat preference Window)

- Set java projects to be added in Tomcat classpath (see Tomcat preference Window)

- Set Tomcat JVM parameters, classpath and bootclasspath (see Tomcat preference Window)
	Eclipse seems to have a bug regarding bootclasspath (http://dev.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=8576)
	If you want to set bootclasspath you should include rt.jar, unfortunately eclipse will remove it before launching a JVM.
	The workaround is to copy and rename rt.jar. Add the renamed file to Tomcat bootclasspath

- Add a new type of Project : Tomcat Project
   - new wizard to create a Tomcat Project. (In packages view, open popup menu, select new Project, Tomcat project) 
   - It can be used to import an existing WAR structure or creating a new one.
   This wizard will :
	- Import or create WEB-INF/src and set it as a source folder
	- Import or create WEB-INF/classes and set it as output folder
	- Import or Create WEB-INF/lib and add all jar files in this folder to project build path.
	- Create work folder for JSP and set is as a source folder
	- Add Tomcat jar files to project build path (servlet.jar and jasper)
	- If you allowed it on the second panel of this wizard, Tomcat server.xml file will be updated.
	(Server.xml is backuped twice : server.xml.backup is created first time you use the plugin,
	 server.xml.old is updated each time plugin will write in server.xml)
   Known bug : Wizard progress bar can disapeared during import 
   WARNING :  Even if I add no problem importing several Struts projects you should make a backup of your WAR structure before importing it

   - You can add Tomcat nature to any Java project : open project properties, select Tomcat, check is Tomcat project
	 Popup menu on Tomcat Project has a new section 'Tomcat project'


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Version 0.7
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Problem Fixed :
- Plugin can't registered tomcat process to eclipse debugger
when workspace contains closed projects

 
New features :
- Error messages sent to Eclipse .log file
- Tomcat icons in toolbar (Java and Debug perspectives)
- Removal of information dialogs ("Starting Tomcat", "Stopping Tomcat") 
- Internationalization (English, German and French included) 


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Sysdeo Eclipse Tomcat Launcher Plugin
(c) Sysdeo SA - 2002 - http://www.sysdeo.com/eclipse/tomcatPlugin.html

Thanks to the following people for their contribution :
- Werner Keil
- Jim Franklin
- Michael Kilgore
- Aleksandar Dimitrov
- Syunsuke Masuda
- Gabriel Krupa
- Johan Compagner