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| Creating J2EE Web Project fails [message #80852] |
Mon, 07 March 2005 05:40  |
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Originally posted by: per.implior.com
When I try to create a new 'J2EE Web Project', the wizard dialog box shows
the error message 'There are no available target servers.'
What exactly does that mean?
Also, when I try to define a 'New Server Runtime', the 'Next' button is
shown, but when I click on it, absolutely noting happes. What's wrong?
I'm running Tomcat 5 on a WinXP box, and I have tried to install WTP into
Eclipse, including all the prerequisites. (That was extremely hairy --
Eclipse is in dire need of a better model for packaging 'features' so that
all prerequisites are included.)
Cheers,
Per Lindberg
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| Re: Creating J2EE Web Project fails [message #81358 is a reply to message #81332] |
Tue, 08 March 2005 12:20  |
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Originally posted by: alberto.juez.gmail.com
Hi!
mi name is Alberto Juez and I have the same problem as Per.
I'm using the instructions included in the developerWorks tutorial "Build
a database-enabled action Web service", and I have the following problems:
1.- When I try to make a new "Dynamic Web Project", I have to define a new
server. After that, I push the "New..." button next to the Target Server
Definition. Then I select one of the different options avalaible (Tomvat
5.0 / 5.5, ...) and when I press "Next", nothing happens (you're right in
your message)
2.- If I try to define the New Target Server through "Window ->
Preferences -> Server -> Installed Runtimes" I get this error message:
"The currently displkayed page contains invalid values"
I'm using "Eclipse Web Tooling Platform Contribution - IBM" version 1.0M3
If you want more information, feel free to send me an e-mail
Thanks!
Alberto Juez
Jason Sholl wrote:
> A target server is required so the proper jars can be added to your new
> J2EE Web Project. The server target combo is driven from the servlet
> version selection. Try clicking the New... button next to the target
> server combo. This will bring up another wizard in which you can create
> a new server target. Is this where you said the next button wasn't working?
> Per Lindberg wrote:
>> When I try to create a new 'J2EE Web Project', the wizard dialog box
>> shows the error message 'There are no available target servers.'
>>
>> What exactly does that mean?
>>
>> Also, when I try to define a 'New Server Runtime', the 'Next' button is
>> shown, but when I click on it, absolutely noting happes. What's wrong?
>>
>> I'm running Tomcat 5 on a WinXP box, and I have tried to install WTP
>> into Eclipse, including all the prerequisites. (That was extremely hairy
>> -- Eclipse is in dire need of a better model for packaging 'features' so
>> that all prerequisites are included.)
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Per Lindberg
>>
>>
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| Re: Creating J2EE Web Project fails [message #81413 is a reply to message #81358] |
Tue, 08 March 2005 16:39 |
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Sounds like there is a bug here. Could you please open a bugzilla for
this: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/enter_bug.cgi?product=Web%20To ols
Alberto Juez wrote:
> Hi!
> mi name is Alberto Juez and I have the same problem as Per.
>
> I'm using the instructions included in the developerWorks tutorial
> "Build a database-enabled action Web service", and I have the following
> problems:
> 1.- When I try to make a new "Dynamic Web Project", I have to define a
> new server. After that, I push the "New..." button next to the Target
> Server Definition. Then I select one of the different options avalaible
> (Tomvat 5.0 / 5.5, ...) and when I press "Next", nothing happens (you're
> right in your message)
>
> 2.- If I try to define the New Target Server through "Window ->
> Preferences -> Server -> Installed Runtimes" I get this error message:
> "The currently displkayed page contains invalid values"
>
> I'm using "Eclipse Web Tooling Platform Contribution - IBM" version 1.0M3
>
> If you want more information, feel free to send me an e-mail
>
> Thanks!
> Alberto Juez
>
> Jason Sholl wrote:
>
>> A target server is required so the proper jars can be added to your
>> new J2EE Web Project. The server target combo is driven from the
>> servlet version selection. Try clicking the New... button next to the
>> target server combo. This will bring up another wizard in which you
>> can create a new server target. Is this where you said the next
>> button wasn't working?
>
>
>> Per Lindberg wrote:
>>
>>> When I try to create a new 'J2EE Web Project', the wizard dialog box
>>> shows the error message 'There are no available target servers.'
>>>
>>> What exactly does that mean?
>>>
>>> Also, when I try to define a 'New Server Runtime', the 'Next' button
>>> is shown, but when I click on it, absolutely noting happes. What's
>>> wrong?
>>>
>>> I'm running Tomcat 5 on a WinXP box, and I have tried to install WTP
>>> into Eclipse, including all the prerequisites. (That was extremely
>>> hairy -- Eclipse is in dire need of a better model for packaging
>>> 'features' so that all prerequisites are included.)
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Per Lindberg
>>>
>>>
>
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| Re: Creating J2EE Web Project fails [message #82103 is a reply to message #81413] |
Thu, 10 March 2005 10:14 |
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Originally posted by: alberto.juez.gmail.com
Thanks, Jason, but I've discovered that version 1.0M3 requires Eclipse 3.1.
With these versions everything works OK!
Sorry for the inconvenience (and about my English)
Thanks!
Alberto Juez
Jason Sholl wrote:
> Sounds like there is a bug here. Could you please open a bugzilla for
> this: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/enter_bug.cgi?product=Web%20To ols
> Alberto Juez wrote:
>> Hi!
>> mi name is Alberto Juez and I have the same problem as Per.
>>
>> I'm using the instructions included in the developerWorks tutorial
>> "Build a database-enabled action Web service", and I have the following
>> problems:
>> 1.- When I try to make a new "Dynamic Web Project", I have to define a
>> new server. After that, I push the "New..." button next to the Target
>> Server Definition. Then I select one of the different options avalaible
>> (Tomvat 5.0 / 5.5, ...) and when I press "Next", nothing happens (you're
>> right in your message)
>>
>> 2.- If I try to define the New Target Server through "Window ->
>> Preferences -> Server -> Installed Runtimes" I get this error message:
>> "The currently displkayed page contains invalid values"
>>
>> I'm using "Eclipse Web Tooling Platform Contribution - IBM" version 1.0M3
>>
>> If you want more information, feel free to send me an e-mail
>>
>> Thanks!
>> Alberto Juez
>>
>> Jason Sholl wrote:
>>
>>> A target server is required so the proper jars can be added to your
>>> new J2EE Web Project. The server target combo is driven from the
>>> servlet version selection. Try clicking the New... button next to the
>>> target server combo. This will bring up another wizard in which you
>>> can create a new server target. Is this where you said the next
>>> button wasn't working?
>>
>>
>>> Per Lindberg wrote:
>>>
>>>> When I try to create a new 'J2EE Web Project', the wizard dialog box
>>>> shows the error message 'There are no available target servers.'
>>>>
>>>> What exactly does that mean?
>>>>
>>>> Also, when I try to define a 'New Server Runtime', the 'Next' button
>>>> is shown, but when I click on it, absolutely noting happes. What's
>>>> wrong?
>>>>
>>>> I'm running Tomcat 5 on a WinXP box, and I have tried to install WTP
>>>> into Eclipse, including all the prerequisites. (That was extremely
>>>> hairy -- Eclipse is in dire need of a better model for packaging
>>>> 'features' so that all prerequisites are included.)
>>>>
>>>> Cheers,
>>>> Per Lindberg
>>>>
>>>>
>>
>>
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