On the right hand side,
in the Content types tree, expand the Text node and select the HTML
item (or XML if you prefer). Below, in the File associations list box, you
will see the list of extensions associated with this file type. Add *.tml to
them by clicking the Add... button. Close all the dialogs by clicking on the
OK button, and next time, when you open a file with a tml extension, it
will be opened in an HTML Editor.
Another option is to restart Tomcat. Right-click the running server in the Servers
view and select Restart | Run. The server will begin restarting, and you will see
some output in the Console. Refresh the page in the web browser, as soon as you see
a line similar to this:
INFO: Server startup in 3986 ms
Now you will see that the application reflects all the changes. You can also easily
debug the application in Eclipse. Let's see how.
Creating Your Working Environment
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Debugging in Eclipse
Stop Tomcat by pressing the small red square on the right side above the Servers
view as shown below.
In the Start.java file, place a breakpoint against the return statement. For this,
double-click on the left margin of the code editor against the desired line.
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