Creating tomcat project in Eclipse

From: Pattabi Raman (patb23_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 12/05/03 

Date: 5 Dec 2003 04:02:10 -0800

Need information on how to use the Remote Debugger with Tomcat 3.3 on
Eclipse 3.0.

Did the following steps:

1. Installed the Sysdeo plugin. Got the Tomcat in the Menu bar.
2. Added the jasper-runtime, util jars from Tomcat lib folder. (Do I
need to add these?)
3. Created one Tomcat project. It had WEB-INF/src, work folder. Added
a Context for the new webapp(Also made entry in 'Export to WAR
setting')
4. Did a build of the src ..
5. Configured JSP working directory
6. Started the Tomcat.

While accessing the given context, it was displaying the folder
contents.
Could anyone help me in running/debugging the WEB Application using
Eclipse.

Regards,
Pattabi

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