RAP Runtime Error [message #73073] |
Wed, 06 February 2008 17:59  |
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Originally posted by: rberrab2.uiuc.edu
Hello all,
I'm currently in the process of trying to get an Eclipse RCP demo app to
work under RAP. So far, there have been no errors running it as a
regular Eclipse application, but when i try to run the application as a
"RAP Application", it gives me the following error message:
HTTP ERROR: 404
ProxyServlet: /rap
RequestURI=/rap
Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas on what is really going on
here? As I said, it runs as a regular eclipse application, but does not
want to show itself when being run under RAP.
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Re: RAP Runtime Error [message #73355 is a reply to message #73302] |
Sat, 09 February 2008 18:05   |
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Originally posted by: rberrab2.uiuc.edu
Hello again,
I switched the target platform, re-imported all of my required packages
from SVN, and attempted to compile and run my ImageApp under RAP. The
problem is, even though it compiles cleanly under RCP/regular eclipse
application, it now throws me errors in the two thousands, telling me
that things cannot be resolved, etc, etc, etc. It's even telling me that
org.eclipse.core.filesystem cannot be resolved!
Could it be that my application is simply incompatible with RAP? It's
really just a regular RCP application... i thought that RAP was supposed
to take RCP applications and generate the appropriate js/ajax code for
them seamlessly.
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Re: RAP Runtime Error [message #73403 is a reply to message #73355] |
Sun, 10 February 2008 17:53  |
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Originally posted by: jkrause.innoopract.com
Hi Ralph,
RAP provides a subset of RCP, so not every application does just run out
of the box. Also be aware that RCP is a single user, but RAP is a multi
user envirsonment.
The RAP target platform provides only a minimal set of bundles, that is
why org.eclipse.core.filesystem is missing. You have to add the bundles
that your application depends on to the RAP target platform directory
(simply by copying). But you should not add any bundles that have
dependencies on org.eclipse.rcp! After you have done this you will
probably still have compile errors, hopefully much less. There are
several threads in this newsgroup about single sourcing of RCP / RAP
that you may want to have a look at.
Jochen
Ralph Berrabah wrote:
> Hello again,
>
> I switched the target platform, re-imported all of my required packages
> from SVN, and attempted to compile and run my ImageApp under RAP. The
> problem is, even though it compiles cleanly under RCP/regular eclipse
> application, it now throws me errors in the two thousands, telling me
> that things cannot be resolved, etc, etc, etc. It's even telling me that
> org.eclipse.core.filesystem cannot be resolved!
>
> Could it be that my application is simply incompatible with RAP? It's
> really just a regular RCP application... i thought that RAP was supposed
> to take RCP applications and generate the appropriate js/ajax code for
> them seamlessly.
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