Server Ode v1.x Server at localhost failed to start

Do you face this problem?
So follow me to solve it:

From Server view double click on ode v1.x Server at localhost.

double click on Ode v1.x Server

Click on Open lunch configuration as follow:

click on open lunch configuration

Choose Classpath then User Entries then click on Add External JARs.

click on classpath then choose user entries then Add external jars

Then navigate inside tomcat installation directory > bin > tomcat-juli > Open > Apply > OK

choose tomcat-juli

After that start server Ode up as follow

Hope that helps :)

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