1. Install JDK1.4.0 or above, install Tomcat;
2. Download the latest version of Eclipse from http://www.eclipse.org/;
3. Download EMF 2.0 from http://www.eclipse.org/emf. (Very important, because Lomboz with Eclipse3.0 utilizes an Eclipse EMF Project module, you need an EMF Runtime environment.)
4. Download the Lomboz from http://www.objectlearn.com/ to facilitate JSP development.
5. Decompress the EMF Runtime compressed package, copy the files in the default structure to the corresponding directory of Eclipse (Eclipse / FEATURES);
6. Decompress the Lomboz compression package, copy the files in the corresponding directory of the Eclipse (Eclipse / plugins /) in the default structure;
7. Delete the org.eclipse.Update directory under the Eclipse / Configuration directory;
8. Download the Tomcat for Eclipse plugin http://www.sysdeo.com/eclipse/tomcatplugin.html.
9. After downloading, decompress the plugs directory.
10. Start Eclipse, see Help> About Eclipse Platform> Plug-in Details, you should see that the Lomboz plugin has been properly identified, the bottom SYSDEO is Tomcat plugin.
11. Start setting Lomboz. Select Window> Customize Perspective ...: In the Shortcuts tab: Submenus Select New, select all entries under Java> Lomboz J2EE Wizards; Submenus Select Show View, select Lomboz J2EE; select LomMAns Tab.
12. Select Window> Preference> Lomboz> Server Definitions, select the application server you want to use, and the corresponding directory address, click Apply to see if the library package has been loaded smoothly.
13. Configure Tomcat Server. Select Window-> Preference-> Tomcat
Simply set up.
14. To this, the configuration process of Eclipse Tomcat Lomboz is over.
