How to configure tomcat with eclipse:
1. Open Eclipse, click the "Window" menu, and select "Preferences".
#2. Click the "Server" option and select "Runtime Environments".
#3. "Add" to add Tomcat.
#4. "Next", select the Tomcat path you installed.
#5. "Finish" is completed.
6. Let the Tomcat server be displayed on the console and deploy the web application to Tomcat
Window → Show View → Servers
7. Click No servers are available. Click ths link to create a new server. and select the Tomcat version in the pop-up dialog box
8. "Next", add our project
9. Select the project and click Add, or double-click to add it to the right
" Finish"
Return to the "Servers" panel below, right-click the "Tomcat v8.0 Server at localhost" node in the panel, and click on the pop-up shortcut menu Click "Start" to start the specified web server. If you directly start accessing http://localhost:8080/TomcatTest at this time, you will find that a 404 error will be reported. This is because we have not added the home page, so add the content of the home page (index.jsp) below.
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