Do you have some web application that cannot be started in Eclipse's Tomcat in 45s, and you get that annoying time out message?
- Go to Windows > Preferences in Eclipse
- Search for Server
- Set Server timeout delay at you're own will
Preference TimeOut Shorter 11s Short 22s Normal 45s Long 90s Longer 180s Unlimited unlimitedSource: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=151993
Posts
7 comments:
Thank you! That was very useful :)
I can't find how to do it in Eclipse 3.4. There is no option on "Preference>options".
Can you describe the process to change the 45s more precisly?
Thanks you!
In the latest version of Eclipse (not sure which version), go to the Servers-view, right-click the server, and select open. Then you should be able to edit the timeouts...
For Eclipse 3.4:
Just double click on server (in Servers view) or right click and then Open. In this overview you can find Timeouts settings (even in seconds).
There is a shortcut in Eclipse 3.3 in the same place - look for link Edit under Automatic Publishing when you do open on server.
(Thanks to post on:
http://dev.eclipse.org/newslists/news.eclipse.webtools/msg18800.html and my coworker Goxy)
Thanks Alot saved me alot of time!!!
Thanks:)
Nice Blog Post !
Post a Comment