The server is ready to be launched from the view Servers at the bottom of the screen. In the tab Modules in the table, open and uncheck enable Auto reloading.Under Server Options, uncheck auto reload module by default.Under Timeout, increase Start and Stop at 250s.Open the server with a double-click on Tomcat v7.0 Server at localhost. The server that you specified should now appear in the view Servers In the next window, select the web project to add to the server. Select the installation folder Tomcat (eg tomcat-7.0.37-/home/axelor/Applications/apache). In the next window, specify the installation directory of the JRE and the application server. Make sure Server runtime environment is set to Apache Tomcat v7.0. Select Apache/Tomcat v7.0 Server as the server type. In the panel New server (New Server), ensure that Server's host name (Host Name Server) is set to localhost. In the panel Show View (View view), expand Server, select Servers, then click OK.In the Eclipse menu bar, click Window (Window), choose Show View (View view), then click Other.In the view Servers bottom of the screen, click the right mouse button, select New, and then click Server. In the case of the platform, you can use WTP to start Tomcat (or your favorite server application) from Eclipse and thus observe the effects of changes without redeploying the application and debug the code. Eclipse WebTools ( WTP ) provides support for a multitide of Java application servers, allowing among others deploy an application on the server directly from Eclipse. This is a guide to configure WTP to run and debug ApplicationA in Eclipse. TinyMCE XMLEditor, progressBar, RadioSelect The nested views (nested or MasterDetail)

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