macOS Mojave 10.14 apache-tomcat-9.0.13 gives error when running in eclipse 2018-09 (4.9.0)
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Facing issue as mentioned in 'Title', tried all related answers like updating the WTP, and removing section from 'Apache -> arguments -> VM Arguments' in Eclipse Tomcat configuration:
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-Djava.endorsed.dirs="/usr/local/apache-tomcat-9.0.13/endorsed
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Now, it runs [as opposite to that when that the above fraction of part of VM Arguments], it now gives 404
eclipse macos-mojave tomcat9
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Facing issue as mentioned in 'Title', tried all related answers like updating the WTP, and removing section from 'Apache -> arguments -> VM Arguments' in Eclipse Tomcat configuration:
"
-Djava.endorsed.dirs="/usr/local/apache-tomcat-9.0.13/endorsed
"
Now, it runs [as opposite to that when that the above fraction of part of VM Arguments], it now gives 404
eclipse macos-mojave tomcat9
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Facing issue as mentioned in 'Title', tried all related answers like updating the WTP, and removing section from 'Apache -> arguments -> VM Arguments' in Eclipse Tomcat configuration:
"
-Djava.endorsed.dirs="/usr/local/apache-tomcat-9.0.13/endorsed
"
Now, it runs [as opposite to that when that the above fraction of part of VM Arguments], it now gives 404
eclipse macos-mojave tomcat9
Facing issue as mentioned in 'Title', tried all related answers like updating the WTP, and removing section from 'Apache -> arguments -> VM Arguments' in Eclipse Tomcat configuration:
"
-Djava.endorsed.dirs="/usr/local/apache-tomcat-9.0.13/endorsed
"
Now, it runs [as opposite to that when that the above fraction of part of VM Arguments], it now gives 404
eclipse macos-mojave tomcat9
eclipse macos-mojave tomcat9
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well, server is actually working correctly (after the -Djava.. part is removed for every new server added), but the 404 error was due to missing index.html
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well, server is actually working correctly (after the -Djava.. part is removed for every new server added), but the 404 error was due to missing index.html
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well, server is actually working correctly (after the -Djava.. part is removed for every new server added), but the 404 error was due to missing index.html
Thanks
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well, server is actually working correctly (after the -Djava.. part is removed for every new server added), but the 404 error was due to missing index.html
Thanks
well, server is actually working correctly (after the -Djava.. part is removed for every new server added), but the 404 error was due to missing index.html
Thanks
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