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I'm currently trying to get a Tomcat server I have running in Eclipse on http ://localhost:8080/ to be noticed through Flex Builder 4. I think it may have to do with the config.xml file in my Flex Builder project. It is currently set as the following (as well as some other stuff)

<config>
 <server>
 http://localhost:8080/myty/myy?p1=a1
 </server>
 <iroot>
 c:</iroot>
 <oroot>
 c:</oroot>

I think it may be that I am using a Mac and there is no C drive on a Mac. However, I think it may also be the server location. I tried taking the part after 8080 out, but then I just get errors and nothing happens as opposed to the actual server page showing up.

Josh
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  • What do you mean by "Noticed"? Do you mean to have Flex Builder attach to the Tomcat you have running on Eclipse, or are you trying to connect a Flex program to Tomcat? – CookieOfFortune Jun 24 '09 at 21:36
  • I mean to have Flex Builder attach to the Tomcat server so that I am able to deploy programs in flex builder that can use data on the tomcat server – joshholat Jun 24 '09 at 21:53

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You can use lcds or blazeds to push your application to an app server like tomcat. I haven't tried configuring my installation of tomcat to it. But I have worked with the tomcat installation that lcds provides. Works fine.

You can read up on configuring tomcat to lcds here http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/es/lcds_installation.html#tomcat

Let me know how it goes

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