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OK, so I found out so far, that despite me having the jquery.js file in the same folder as the jsp file I have, the Ecipse-Tomcat configuration is executing the files in a different location and it takes all the files except for jquery.js How is this possible and how I can make it automatically load the file in it execution folder?
In my case jquery refuses to work unless I specifically put it in the folder where tomcat is executing the files… Any ideas? Thanks.
Alright, after a few hours of struggling, I finally found a solution to this problem. Seems Eclipse Tomcat probably isn’t refreshing and checking the files in the path well if you’re using any other perspective than Java EE. In my case I was using and working all the time in the normal Java perspective and this way it never reloaded even when I would click refresh. Now however I switched to Java EE view and clicked refresh. The file finally appeared and jquery finally started working!