This may be the last novice question, but I'm really in haste and need a quick fix.
I have a Java project that I develop under Eclipse, and run under Tomcat, using the Eclipse plugin. By the last night everything was fine and fine. Then, I got an eclipse error, which killed me the eclipse process ... and this morning, I do not want to run this project.
It compiles, but like Tomcat does not have any idea of my project library folder when I run it, it starts shouting "Class Not Found" exceptions. I did a little experiment to move directly to my project libs in Tomcat's Library folder - this works, so the problem is clearly in Tomcat, not to recognize my Project Lib folder at any time.
I tried to clean up this project, it was refreshing and what happened, but still the problem persists. I do not want that libs T be directly captured in Tomcat, because it is a series of other problems and complications It makes me want to return things just because they were last night before the accident.
A solution that works - go to the server view, right-click, then "clean The Tomcat Working Directory "It's always there, I'm too busy even before I notice.
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