I don't consider this satisfactory going forward. This bug provided a temporary workaround for the Neon release to allow Tomcat 8.5 to be accepted as if it was Tomcat 9.0. Is there a work-around? If so, why do you believe the work-around is insufficient? I was not able to find time to add the Tomcat 8.5 support prior to the Neon release. This occurred after I added support for Tomcat 9.0.
A decision was make by the Tomcat folks to initially consider and later decided to make a release of Tomcat 9.x minus new servlet features as Tomcat 8.5. The Neon release lacks support for the "current" version of Tomcat 8.5. Or, if it is a "hotbug" (requested by an adopter) please document it as such. "Where is the location of 'plugins' directory for eclipse mars in mac OSX?"Įxplain why you believe this is a stop-ship defect. But here the related topic on Stack Overflow, which might help you:
Sorry, cannot say how is on Macs, I have Windows 10 (plus Ubuntu in VirtualBox). I dont see ANY plug in files, like pydev or anything that > hi, there is no plugins directory for mac. > (In reply to Levan Kekelidze from comment #14) I dont see ANY plug in files, like pydev or anything that i have installed There is no such file as ".re_1.1." in NEON on mac. Hi, there is no plugins directory for mac. > Here is the link to the download page for the correct patch: > It is located in the "plugins" directory of your Eclipse installation. > The name of the JAR that is to be replaced is: > I have search the whole hard drive and cannot find it. where it is? i'm using eclipse 4.6 and win10. > (In reply to softboy 99 from comment #13) (In reply to Levan Kekelidze from comment #14) Patch to allow Tomcat 8.5 to be treated as if it were Tomcat 9.0. Package import import .rs.client.Client import .rs.client.ClientBuilder import .rs.client.Entity import .rs.client.WebTarget import .rs.core.Form import .rs.core.MediaType import .rs.core.Response import .rs.core.UriBuilder import .ClientConfig import .Replacement re jar to allow Tomcat 9 server type to use tomcat 8.5Įclipse configuration log starting with .re_1.1. Sets the path to base URL + /hello ( "/hello" ) public class Hello The browser requests per default the HTML MIME type. Using the annotation, it defines that it can deliver several MIME types, // text, XML and HTML.
Package import .rs.GET import .rs.Path import .rs.Produces import .rs.core.MediaType // Plain old Java Object it does not extend as class or implements // an interface // The class registers its methods for the HTTP GET request using the annotation.
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