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increase server timeout in eclipse

I want to increase the server time out in eclipse but not sure how server is configured in my eclipse, I was not able to find timeout settings anywhere. Check the screenshot of my project.

I have tried Windows > Show Views > Server but nothing happens... no windows is shown I have tried Windows > Perefences > Server see the screenshot here I cannot find timeout settings

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coure2011 Avatar asked Oct 10 '12 17:10

coure2011


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3 Answers

enter image description heregoto server view, double click on one of the server, expand time out option and set value to it

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jmj Avatar answered Oct 17 '22 06:10

jmj


To see your server in server view of eclipse(if server view is not coming, simply right click on the perspective e.g. Java or J2EE and select reset. Hope that helps),

    right click (in server server view pane) -> new -> server

You will see below screen:

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Now select Apache Tomcat with right version, then select next, you will see screen below:

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Browse the Tomcat server installation directory and finish. Now you will be able to see the Tomcat server in server view of the eclipse.

As a last step of your problem, double click on the Tomcat server listed in the server view of eclipse and change the timeout as in screen below: enter image description here

Hope this helps!.

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Yogendra Singh Avatar answered Oct 17 '22 04:10

Yogendra Singh


This is what you need to do:

Open the Servers view -> double click tomcat -> click on Timeouts section

Make changes according to your requirement.

refer: Change Tomcat Server's timeout in Eclipse

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Sambhav Sharma Avatar answered Oct 17 '22 06:10

Sambhav Sharma