You'll actually do best probably by building up a prototype that satisfies your own particular needs and using that. But beware, Maven's archetypes are often ill-documented and ill-supported, unlike the Maven archives and Maven itself. In which case, you'd be best served by a Tomcat 8 archetype less it pull in confusing references/components for Tomcat 9. You shouldn't need a Maven archetype unless you are trying to Mavenize those old projects. Or set the project build to Java 8 compatability with a newer JDK, whichever you prefer. Install the current Eclipse (or IDE of choice) and JDK 8 and register JDK8 as one of your Eclipse JDKs.
This isn't Microsoft (where I once came perilously close to having to install an obsolete Windows + service packs to install an obsolete IDE + service packs to do a 1-line fix at 3 am). There is no benefit to using an older IDE. It seems to be fairly complex compared to what I'm used to. I'm a PHP dev looking to transition over to Java, any help would be greatly appreciated, I'll take any and all suggestions I can get for improving this dev setup. Which I'm just trying to get to server up an Index.jsp file in the WebContent folder. I'm not sure if that config is correct but I'm not seeing anything in the console for TomCat. In Apache VirtualHost config I'm trying to use JkMount which I believe is the part that should forward on to TomCat? In my hosts file I've got localhost being forwarded to, going to this url in the browser shows my static file being served up by Apache. Previous devs have set up a local dev environment with Java 1.8, Eclipse Mars and Apache web server and Tomcat. I'm trying to setup a local dev environment to work on some legacy Java 1.8 web apps.
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