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  • First, you'll need to install the "Tomcat" plugin for NetBeans, if it isn't already installed.
    • Go to the "Tools" menu and select "Plugins".
    • Select the "Available Plugins" tab. This should list an entry for "Tomcat" or "Java Web Applications"
    • Check the box next to it, and click on 'install'.
    • Restart NetBeans
  • You'll now want to tell NetBeans where your Tomcat installation is located.
    • Go to the "Tools" menu and select "Servers".
    • Click the "Add Server.." button to add a new server
    • Select the type of Server (e.g. Tomcat 6.0/7.0) and click "Next >"
    • NetBeans will ask you for the "Catalina Home" location of this Tomcat Server. This is the location where Tomcat is installed (e.g. On Windows it may be "C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat-6.0"). You'll also need to give NetBeans your credentials for the "manager" role in Tomcat (which can be configured in the tomcat-users.xml configuration file).
  • After configuring your Tomcat 6.0 server, you may want to reconfigure a few default settings.
    • Go to the "Tools" menu and select "Servers".
    • Select your "Tomcat 6.0" server.
    • On the "Connection" tab, you may wish to enable the HTTP Monitoroption
      • This will start up HTTP Monitoring (in a new tab) in NetBeans, whenever you start this server. HTTP Monitoring may be useful to developers who wish to view all HTTP requests/responses that occur during their development process.

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