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Thursday, October 07, 2004

Building Tomcat from eclipse 

The problem was that I was using a proxy for the net.
So changed 2 build files to account for that proxy.
My file downloading is going great.
Ant kicks big-time ass.

BTW building Tomcat is pretty time consuming.
It downloads something like 150 Mb's of libraries.
I'll explore those libraries also.

Damn cool!!!

Couldn't build it from Eclipse :((
Was able to build it using the raw ant.
Not that cool but anyways..

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