The Apache Tomcat installation at this directory is version 10.1.1. A Tomcat 10.0 installation is expected - eclipse

I am trying to add Tomcat 10.1.1 in Eclipse Version: 2022-09 (4.25.0).
Is there a newer version of Eclipse which have latest Tomcat?

This was happening in older version of Eclipse IDE for Enterprise Java and Web Developers. This issue is corrected in the version 3.28 of Eclipse IDE for Enterprise Java and Web Developers.
If you have the Standard Edition of Eclipse, you can add
'Eclipse IDE for Enterprise Java and Web Developers'. This will add the version 3.22 of the software. You can then check for updates and update it to version 3.28

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Eclipse 2019-03 support for Tomcat 9

I have installed the latest eclipse version 2019-03 with support to JDK 12. The Servers View was not available. So I installed the plugin Eclipse JST Server Adapters
Once installed, I am not able to create Tomcat 9.0 Server. Tomcat 8.0 is the latest available.
Any alternatives to get Tomcat 9.0? I want to use the latest tomcat version 9.0.20
Note: My previous version of eclipse 2018-09 had Tomcat 9.0 available
The "Eclipse JST Server Adapters" looks like it was created for Luna and then likely never updated. Remove it, then either use the Marketplace entry at https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/eclipse-java-ee-developer-tools-0 , which is actually owned by the corresponding project at Eclipse.org, or use Help -> Install New Software and search for "tomcat" or the "JST Server Adapter Extensions" by name using the 2019-03 update site.
When you download eclipse version 2019-03, then it ask if you want to download simple java development edition or Java EE development edition. If you select Java EE edition then you dont need to add any external plugin. it by default provide tomcat latest version(i.e. tomcat 9).

what version of the Eclipse RCP we need to upgrade to along with Java 8

what version of the Eclipse RCP we need to upgrade to along with Java 8?
Eclipse Luna (4.4) is the first to fully support Java 8. This is the current version available from the Eclipse site

Installing JBoss Tools 4.0 in Eclipse Juno

I have downloaded the latest version of JBoss tools. But while adding it to eclipse it shows the following error.
Cannot complete the install because one or more required items could not be found.
Software being installed: Seam Tools 3.5.1.Final-v20140303-0347-B156
(org.jboss.tools.seam.feature.feature.group 3.5.1.Final-v20140303-0347-B156)
Missing requirement: JBoss Tools Common Core 3.5.2.Final-v20140302-2358-B158
(org.jboss.tools.common.core 3.5.2.Final-v20140302-2358-B158)
Please help me out here.
The best way to install stable version JBoss Tools for Eclipse Juno is to download Eclipse Java IDE for Java EE Developers and then install JBoss Tools from stable update site.
Latest development version of JBoss Tools is 4.2.0.CR1-v20140914-0645-B242 is targeting Eclipse Luna SR1 (update site).
Latest stable version of JBoss Tools is 4.1.2.Final-v20140318-2026-B706 is for Eclipse Kepler (update site).

Eclipse MTJ doesn't see Java ME SDK 3.0 devices

I have installed Eclipse:
Eclipse Java EE IDE for Web Developers.
Version: Helios Service Release 2
Build id: 20110218-0911
and MTJ plug-in
Version: 1.1.2.201101310801
When I click
Preferences -> Java ME -> Device Management -> Manual Install
and specify
C:\Java_ME_platform_SDK_3.0.5
for searching, MTJ finds nothing.
Why?
P.S. Windows XP 32-bit SP3
I removed SDK3.0 and installed 2.5.2 It works
You need to add EclipseME plugin for Eclipse. But I suggested to use Eclipse pulsar for mobile application platform. If you use Eclipse pulsar, no need to add EclipseME plugin for Java ME applications.

What's the latest version of Tomcat plugin for Eclipse?

I can only find version 3.2.1 which was released in 2007. Is there a new one?
If you're using Eclipse IDE for Java EE developers, you already get the tools to create Dynamic Web Projects and integrated servletcontainers (which are part of Web Tools Platform, WTP).
The latest WTP release is 3.2.2 from Sept 2010 and this supports up to Tomcat 7, but it's better to go for the integrated IDE rather than just the WTP.
Additional Reading:
Migrating from Sysdeo to WTP - a bit old though