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Netbeans Launches All My Projects

I am using Netbeans 6.5.1 (including tomcat 6.0.18)

I have developed many webapp projects on netbeans. I created a context list for each webapp that prints "Hello World! This is <>" in the context of the Initialized method.

Whenever I click the Run Main Project button (or right-click on the project and select Run), I see that in the tomcat output window all my other projects are running.

I mean, when I start a project (any project), I see that all my webapps call them the appropriate context listener! the worst case scenario is when webapp uses hibernation: each webapp does all the initialization hibernation.

Is there a way to run only the project that I want?

I already tried to close other projects, but this does not work.

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From what I remember, Netbeans does not always deploy your other web applications from the tomcat development server.

To delete other projects, go to the tab Services(formerly Runtime). Expand the group Servers. Right-click the Tomcat server instance and select "Start" (if it is not already running). Expand the Tomcat Server group - it should indicate the entire deployed application. Right-click each application and select Undeploy.

I come from memory, so please forgive me if my instructions are disabled ...

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