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WARNING: [SetPropertiesRule]{Server/Service/Engine/Host/Context} Setting property

Posted by Albin Joseph | Posted in Tomcat | Posted on 29-11-2008

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Today I was trying to deploy a web application to Tomcat server. Publishing went smoothly with no errors. So I thought everything will work fine. But when I tried to access the application, page was not coming. On further study of the log files I could see a warning message in Tomcat console. The error message was

WARNING: [SetPropertiesRule]{Server/Service/Engine/Host/Context} Setting property 'source' to 'org.eclipse.jst.jee.server:AppName' did not find a matching property.

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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  1. italo.swau.edu » Eclipse with Tomcat said...

    [...] The next problem was related to Tomcat and the context properties. I solve it with the indication of this article: WARNING: [SetPropertiesRule]{Server/Service/Engine/Host/Context} Setting property [...]

    Posted on: 4/Jan/2009 at 09:01
  2. Pinar Gokkaya said...

    Thank you!!! That was a quick but important fix!

    Posted on: 11/Feb/2009 at 09:02
  3. rosdi said...

    Thanks.. saved me a few hours of frustation. thank you very much! :razz:

    Posted on: 29/Mar/2009 at 04:03
  4. Roman Stangel said...

    Thanks! That solved my problem!

    Posted on: 2/Apr/2009 at 05:04
  5. Alexandre said...

    Thanks! That solved my problem!

    Posted on: 27/Apr/2009 at 04:04
  6. Julien said...

    <3

    Posted on: 28/Apr/2009 at 12:04
  7. paul said...

    thanks for this, worked perfectly!

    Posted on: 17/May/2009 at 09:05
  8. AR said...

    Yeah! :grin:

    Posted on: 27/May/2009 at 08:05
  9. nisper said...

    i kiss u in the forhead! :* :D

    Posted on: 8/Jun/2009 at 11:06
  10. Ealse de Wilde said...

    THX, you seem to be the only one with the right answer

    Posted on: 26/Aug/2009 at 08:08
  11. everydave said...

    Thanks for the solution, but why does this fix it? What causes the issue to begin with?

    Posted on: 16/Sep/2009 at 05:09
  12. Marco Azevedo said...

    Thanks, very nice tip.
    Why did it happened ? Is it because I’ve changed the Eclipse version ? The error message is not clear to me.

    Posted on: 26/Sep/2009 at 07:09
  13. François Cassin said...

    Thanks a lot for your solution :)

    Posted on: 15/Oct/2009 at 08:10
  14. Ramon said...

    Excellent, my friend!!!!

    Posted on: 19/Oct/2009 at 03:10
  15. wardy said...

    thanks !

    Posted on: 7/Dec/2009 at 08:12
  16. Franky said...

    thanks man!!!

    Posted on: 12/Feb/2010 at 02:02
  17. ricoq said...

    My problem turned into a quick-fix. Thanks.

    Posted on: 26/Jul/2010 at 06:07
  18. wet said...

    All is right but how to “double click the tomcat server” Sorry for such a basic question but i cant figure it out

    Posted on: 2/Aug/2010 at 06:08
  19. Albin Joseph said...

    Go to Window->Show view and click on Servers. The server view will be opened. In server view you would be able to see all the servers configured and the tomcat server also will be listed there. Now double click on your server

    Posted on: 2/Aug/2010 at 07:08

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