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Wizards for New Scout elements don't find sources [message #1753823]

Fri, 10 February 2017 12:44

Benjamin Schulte

Messages: 34
Registered: December 2016

Member

Hello,

I just stumbled over a problem with the wizards for new Scout elements.

When I open the wizard for new Form or Page, it does not show the path for shared and server source folders any more. I also cannot choose one for myself, the boxes are empty and other inputs are not accepted.

It was working some time ago, but I do not know when it stopped working. The last forms and pages I added I did the job for creating server and shared sources myself or by adding @FormData later.

However, this is not good for beginners and that's why any hints why this is not working anymore are welcome. Thank you.

Benjamin

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Re: Wizards for New Scout elements don't find sources [message #1753841 is a reply to message #1753823]

Fri, 10 February 2017 15:20

Jeremie Bresson

Messages: 1252
Registered: October 2011

Senior Member

It works on in my workspace for the hello world:
index.php/fa/28407/0/

Without having access to your workspace it is hard to tell.

Which version of Eclipse IDE / Scout are you using?
What is your OS?
Have you changed something in the projects structure?
Do you see something in the Eclipse Error Log View?
Have you the possibility to share your workspace or to reproduce the problem in an other workspace that you can share?

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Re: Wizards for New Scout elements don't find sources [message #1754093 is a reply to message #1753841]

Tue, 14 February 2017 13:36

Benjamin Schulte

Messages: 34
Registered: December 2016

Member

I hunted down the problem in the SDK sources. I managed to discover that Scout SDK identifies shared, server and client projects by checking if Scout runtimes are available in this project:

boolean clientAvailable = S2eUtils.exists(javaProject.findType(IScoutRuntimeTypes.IClientSession));
boolean serverAvailable = S2eUtils.exists(javaProject.findType(IScoutRuntimeTypes.IServerSession));
and so on.

Problem in my workspace was a mistake in my shared project's POM I made myself which caused the client runtime to be included everywhere. That's why all my projects werde identified as client projects and thus not to be listed in shared or server source boxes.

[Updated on: Tue, 14 February 2017 13:39]

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