SetPropertiesRule warning message when starting Tomcat from Eclipse

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When I start Tomcat  6 0 18  from Eclipse  3 4   I receive this message  first in the log       WARNING     SetPropertiesRule  Server Service Engine Host Context    Setting property  source  to    org eclipse jst jee server   project name     did not find a matching property    Seems this message does not have any severe impact  however  does anyone know how to get rid of it

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I respect all the solutions given here   But what I came to know after reading all these  we haven t observed that on which folder the struts xml file or any configuration file which is necessary for the web application   My SOULUTION IS     copy the struts xml file to the src folder of our project  click  file-- save all  in eclipse and go click  project-- clean   restart the server    Hope the problem solved

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Delete the server instance from Eclipse and create a new one

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I had the same problem with Eclipse 3 4 Ganymede  and dynamic web project   The message didn t influence successfull deploy But I had to delete row    lt wb-resource deploy-path   WEB-INF classes  source-path   src main resources   gt    from org eclipse wst common component file in  settings folder of Eclipse

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I m finding that Tomcat can t seem to find classes defined in other projects  maybe even in the main project  It s failing on the filter definition which is the first definition in web xml  If I add the project and its dependencies to the server s launch configuration then I just move on to a new error  all of which seems to point to it not setting up the project properly   Our setup is quite complex  We have multiple components as projects in Eclipse with separate output projects  We have a separate webapp directory which contains the static HTML and images  as well as our WEB-INF   Eclipse is  Europa Winter release   Tomcat is 6 0 18  I tried version 2 4 and 2 5 of the  Dynamic Web Module  facet   Thanks for any help    Richard

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I am using Eclipse  I have resolved this problem by the following    Open servers tab  Double click on the server you are using  On the server configuration page go to server options page  Check Serve module without publishing  Then save the page and configurations  Restart the server by rebuild all the applications    You will not get any this kind of error

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I copied the dynamic Webproject before the issue came up  So  changing the org eclipse wst common component file in the  settings directory solved the issue for me  The other   solutions did not work

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I am posting my answer because I suspect there might be someone out there for whom the above solutions might not have worked    So  you are getting a warning        WARNING   SetPropertiesRule  Server Service Engine Host Context  Setting property  source  to  org eclipse jst jee server   project name   did not find a matching property    Rather than disabling this warning by checking that option in Server configuration  I did try that  I would suggest you do this      First close all the existing projects by right clicking in Project explorer    Remove all the projects already synchronized with the server    Remove the server and redeploy it    Create a new dynamic project  do nothing yet just try running this on the server    Check the console  do you get the warning now    My case I didn t get any   This means that something is wrong with your project not with eclipse or the server    Now restart the server   Don t run any app yet  You probably know that the Tomcat container loads up context of all the synchronized apps at the start    It will load context of any already synchronized app    Here is the catch  if there is really something wrong in your project it will show the stack trace of the exceptions Look carefully and you will find where is the bug in your app    Now if you successfully found that there is a bug in your app  the probable place would be look for a web xml file which the container uses for loading the app  In my case I had misspelled a name in servlet mapping which made me debug meaninglessly for 3 hours  Your problem might be someplace else     And another thing  if you have many apps synchronized with the server there is a possibility some other app s context might be the source of problem  Try debugging one by one

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The solution to this problem is very simple  Double click on your tomcat server  It will open the server configuration  Under server options check    Publish module contents to separate XML files    checkbox  Restart your server  This time your page will come without any issues

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From Eclipse Newsgroup      The warning about the source property   is new with Tomcat 6 0 16 and may be   ignored  WTP adds a  source  attribute   to identify which project in the   workspace is associated with the   context  The fact that the Context   object in Tomcat has no corresponding   source property doesn t cause any   problems    I realize that this doesn t answer how to get rid of the warning  but I hope it helps

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I had the same problem with Eclipse 3 4 Ganymede  and dynamic web project   The message didn t influence successfull deploy But I had to delete row    lt wb-resource deploy-path   WEB-INF classes  source-path   src main resources   gt    from org eclipse wst common component file in  settings folder of Eclipse

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Servers tab  --  doubleclick servername  --  Server Options  tick  Publish module contexts to separate XML files   restart your server

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The separate XML solution never worked for me and other s recently      I usually follow this process and something helps    Stop the server  Make sure its stopped via Task Manager  I killed javaw exe as many times Eclipse doesn t really shut down properly  Right click the Server-  Add and Remove   Remove the project  Finish  Right click the Server-  Add and Remove   Add the project  Finish  Restart see if works  if not continue Double click the Server    See where its getting published  Server Path  which I think goes to a tmp  directory for me since I use an already-installed Tomcat instance I re-use  not sure if would be different if use Eclipse s internal bundled tomcat server  Right click on Server and  Clean      Last one worked for me last time  so may want to try this first   Adding Removing project worked for me other times  If doesn t work  continue     Delete all files from the Server Path and see if all files actually get built and published there   WEB-INF classes and other regular files in   webroot   Restart Eclipse and or machine  not sure I ever needed to get to this point

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Make sure you have correct jsp file name in web xml file  By replacing default  jsp filename in web xml with my current filename solved the problem

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