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| Re: Viewing a JSP [message #444573 is a reply to message #444185] |
Fri, 31 July 2009 17:25   |
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aaron wrote:
> So, I recently updated all the components in Eclispe (i.e. WST, JST,
> etc.) and now, I cannot open any JSPs. I can open classes or anything
> that's a .java file, but if I try to open a JSP, this is the error I get:
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> Error opening the editor.
> No editor descriptor for id org.eclipse.jst.jsp.core.jspsource.source
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> Any ideas?
Updated how? An error message like this invariable points to a
broken installation or unsupported JRE.
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Nitin Dahyabhai
Eclipse WTP Source Editing
IBM Rational
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Nitin Dahyabhai
Eclipse Web Tools Platform
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| Re: Viewing a JSP [message #467844 is a reply to message #444687] |
Mon, 03 August 2009 06:50 |
 David Williams
Messages: 176
Registered: July 2009 |
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aaron wrote:
> I downloaded the WTP updated packages, the JDT, and the PDE updated
> packages. Then, I unzipped them, and copied the 'features' folder
> items into Eclipse's 'features' folder. I did likewise for the
> 'plugins' folder.
That sort of installing-by-unzipping is a tough row to hoe. I suspect
you're missing pre-reqs such as emf and xsd models. Even then, just
getting features and plugins folders will be missing a LOT of the base
platform stuff, unless that's what you started with. Normally just a
plain unzip is sufficient.
But, your approach isn't really supported.
If you are just trying to edit JSPs to produce web apps, you'll make
life easier for yourself just getting the JEE IDE from
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
If you are trying to make some custom tool, then that's a whole other
question, but I'd recommend you'd start off with the Java EE IDE, then
you could diff the two installs to see what else you might be missing.
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