I have a Maven Project in Eclipse. I want to deploy it in my local tomcat server and run it like normal J2EE projects.
But What i found is in tomcat add/remove projects option, no project is shown. Right click on maven project and run as doesn't have Run on Server option or may be I am missing something.
All I am looking for running Maven projects (from eclipse, no command prompt or manual copy paste of wars) in local Tomcat server just like normal J2EE projects without modifying pom.xml (seriously I don't want to modify this)
Building and Running the Maven Project in Eclipse To run the maven project, select it and go to “Run As > Java Application”. In the next window, select the main class to execute. In this case, select the App class and click on the Ok button.
Using Maven with the Eclipse IDEThe Eclipse IDE provides support for the Maven build. This support is developed in the M2Eclipse project. It provides an editor for modifying the pom file and downloads dependencies if required. It also manages the classpath of the projects in the IDE.
For configuring the tomcat server in eclipse IDE, click on servers tab at the bottom side of the IDE -> right click on blank area -> New -> Servers -> choose tomcat then its version -> next -> click on Browse button -> select the apache tomcat root folder previous to bin -> next -> addAll -> Finish.
In Eclipse Maven Integration for WTP
must be installed. Also this project must be configured with web nature.
UPDATE
To turn on web nature in your project properties -> Project Facets -> Convert to faceted form... -> Dynamic Web Module -> OK
To complete AleksandrM answer, if someone wants to make their existing eclipse web project maven aware in Eclipse, highlight the project in explorer -> Right mouse click and select Configure -> Convert To Maven Project
There can be a few reasons why you don't see the project in the Add/Remove projects dialog for Tomcat. Verify the following:
m2e
installed (http://eclipse.org/m2e/download/)m2e-wtp
installed (http://www.eclipse.org/m2e-wtp/download/)Dynamic Web Application
. Look for a Deployment Descriptor
entry when you expand the project, it should be somewhere in the first few entries. It is the second one down for me on Eclipse Juno. Not there? It's probably not a web app. Go back and verify 1 & 2, then remove and re-import your project.Properties
> Project Facets
. Look for Dynamic Web Module
and check the version. If this version is too new for your Tomcat version, Eclipse won't let you add it. For instance, your Dynamic Web Module
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