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In the Preferences dialog, select Server > Runtime Environments and then click on the Add\u2026 button to setup a new runtime environment.
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In the New Server Runtime Environment dialog, select Apache Tomcat v9.0 from the list and then click on the Next button.
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Specify the installation directory of Tomcat by clicking on Browse and selecting the root folder of the Tomcat installation. In this example c:\\tomcat9 was used as the root folder.
\nClick on Finish to continue.
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The Apache Tomcat v9.0 web server is now available as a server runtime environment in Eclipse and can now be used to deploy and run Java web modules containing Servlets, JSP files, web services and so on. Click on OK to close the Preferences dialog.
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5 Setup of new Dynamic Web Project in Eclipse<\/p>\n
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On the Eclipse Welcome page, select Create a new Java EE Web Project or use the Eclipse main menu and select File > New> Dynamic Web Project. Both links will show the same dialog for configuring a new dynamic web project.
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In the Dynamic Web Project dialog, enter the project\u2019s name and select the target runtime, in this case Apache Tomcat v9.0.
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The new dynamic web project will now show up in the Project Explorer of Eclipse. To open the Project Explorer, navigate to Window> Show View > Project Explorer in the Eclipse main menu.
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It may be necessary to configure the project\u2019s build path so that the Tomcat 9 JAR files are added as a dependent library to the project. These JAR file include the Servlet API, Annotations API and others.
\nCreate a new user library by navigating to Window > Preferences in the Eclipse main menu.
\nIn the tree menu of the Preferences dialog, navigate to Java> Build Path> User Libraries.
\nClick on the New button to add a new user library.
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In the New User Library dialog, enter a library name, here it is Tomcat9Library
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The new library now shows up in the User Library list. Click on Add External JARs to add the Tomcat JAR files to it.
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In the JAR Selection dialog, navigate to the Tomcat 9 \u201clib\u201d folder. In this example, the complete folder path is c:\\tomcat9\\lib.
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The JAR files are now listed under the newly created library.
\nClick on OK to close the Preferences window.
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Adding the library to the web project: In the Eclipse Project Explorer, right click on the project name and select Properties from the context menu.
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In the tree menu, select Java Build Path and open the Libraries tab in the main area.
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Click on the button Add Library and select User Library in the Add Library dialog.
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Select the newly created user library, in this case, Tomcat9Runtime and click on Finish.
\nEclipse IDE for Java EE Developers > Project Explorer > Dynamic Web Project > Properties > Java Build Path > Libraries > Add Library > Select User Library to add to the classpath<\/p>\n
The library is now added to the web project\u2019s list of dependent libraries.
\nEclipse IDE for Java EE Developers > Project Explorer > Dynamic Web Project > Properties > Java Build Path > User Library<\/p>\n
When expanding the Java Resources > Libraries node in the Project Explorer tree menu, the JAR files from that library are now listed.
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