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| "A internal erroroccurred during: 'Setup Java Visual Editor'" [message #99835] |
Mon, 25 July 2005 09:45  |
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Hi, first of all, my versions:
Eclipse SDK 3.1 win32
emf-sdo-xsd-SDK-2.1.0
GEF-SDK-3.1
JEM-SDK-1.1
VE-runtime-1.1
wtp-0.7RC3
wtp-wst-0.7RC3
When I create a new visual class, got the following error:
!ENTRY org.eclipse.core.runtime 4 2 2005-07-25 10:40:15.703
!MESSAGE An internal error occurred during: "Setup Java Visual Editor".
!STACK 0
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
org/eclipse/emf/ecore/util/EcoreEList$UnmodifiableEList$Fast Compare
at
org.eclipse.jem.internal.beaninfo.adapters.BeaninfoAdapterFa ctory.createAdapter(BeaninfoAdapterFactory.java:65)
at
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.impl.AdapterFactoryImpl.adaptN ew(AdapterFactoryImpl.java:112)
an so on...
I already reinstalled all eclipse stuff (platform and plugins) but the
error still occurs.
Is anybody having the same problem?
Thanks.
iran
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| Re: "A internal erroroccurred during: 'Setup Java Visual Editor'" [message #100052 is a reply to message #99835] |
Mon, 25 July 2005 22:08  |
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Originally posted by: alanf.sympatico.ca
Iran,
I got the same error. However, of the 3 files that I loaded, only the
main one gives this error. The main program was about 7600 lines long. I
cut out a lot of commented-out lines of code (experimental & print
statements) to about 7200 lines, and then I did see a few Java bean icons
load. I never saw the main graphical window, though. I just finished
deleteing all the unwanted code, and it is down to about 6500 lines of
code. Now nothing at all loads, the visual part is just blank.
I also have a smaller class which is about 3200 lines long. This loads
without problems. A third class has no visual component, and loads just
fine. Now it loads with the visual editor. Initially, it seemed to be
loading with the text editor, as though it was smart enough to know that
there were no visual compononents. Probably I made the VE the default
after this observation.
The whole program works in Eclipse 3.1 (as in 3.0), so at least that is
OK. I have not been changing the visual part of my main program for quite
a while now, so loss of visual editing for it is not a big deal at the
moment, but it will be a problem a little later on.
I guess to be on the CC, you have to get a login account for Bugzilla as
well?
Al
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| Re: "A internal erroroccurred during: 'Setup Java Visual Editor'" [message #100084 is a reply to message #100052] |
Tue, 26 July 2005 05:33 |
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Hi Alan,
Just to get the scenario right, you are able to load the file with no
visuals fine, you are able to load a smaller 3200-line visual file fine
without any problems, but the 7200-line file gives you these exceptions?
Are the 3200-line file (which opens fine) and 7200-line file in the same
project? Also, did you install any other plugins/features like WTP in
Eclipse?
Bugzilla requires an email based account to put you on cc to notify you
of changes made.
Regards,
Sri.
Alan Ferguson wrote:
> Iran,
> I got the same error. However, of the 3 files that I loaded, only the
> main one gives this error. The main program was about 7600 lines long. I
> cut out a lot of commented-out lines of code (experimental & print
> statements) to about 7200 lines, and then I did see a few Java bean
> icons load. I never saw the main graphical window, though. I just
> finished deleteing all the unwanted code, and it is down to about 6500
> lines of code. Now nothing at all loads, the visual part is just blank.
>
> I also have a smaller class which is about 3200 lines long. This loads
> without problems. A third class has no visual component, and loads just
> fine. Now it loads with the visual editor. Initially, it seemed to be
> loading with the text editor, as though it was smart enough to know that
> there were no visual compononents. Probably I made the VE the default
> after this observation.
>
> The whole program works in Eclipse 3.1 (as in 3.0), so at least that is
> OK. I have not been changing the visual part of my main program for
> quite a while now, so loss of visual editing for it is not a big deal at
> the moment, but it will be a problem a little later on.
>
> I guess to be on the CC, you have to get a login account for Bugzilla as
> well?
>
> Al
>
>
>
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| Re: "A internal erroroccurred during: 'Setup Java Visual Editor'" [message #100381 is a reply to message #100084] |
Wed, 27 July 2005 00:54 |
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Originally posted by: alanf.sympatico.ca
Sri,
I sent out a message earlier, but don't see it (finger problems here!),
so here is the information again, plus some additonal info:
- My main program (now 6500 lines, down from 7200), loads OK into the
Visual Editor, but no window frame and contents are seen in the visual
part of the editor space. It shoud have Textboxes, JButtons, JLabels and a
scroll text window. The main program instantiates a JFrame window.
- the 3200 line program is a class that is invoked from the main class,
and also has a frame with text boxes, JLabels, JButtons and a scroll
panel. This class is instantiated as a JPanel.
- Running the main program from the Eclipse 3.1 development system as a
Java Application works normally, and the JFrame window can be invoked
normally from a key sequence from the main program, as it was designed to
do. So, all is working OK, but I just can't see the visual construction of
the window in the main class program. So, both the files are part of the
same project.
I have VE, EMF, GEF, UML and JEM installed at the levels that make them
compatible with Eclipse 3.1. I tried to get SubVersion to wotk under
Eclipse 3.0, but did not try hard enough to actually get it to work. I do
not see any sign of it in 3.1, as I installed it to Eclipse 3.0 (in a
separate directory structure).
Sri Gunturi wrote:
> Hi Alan,
> Just to get the scenario right, you are able to load the file with no
> visuals fine, you are able to load a smaller 3200-line visual file fine
> without any problems, but the 7200-line file gives you these exceptions?
> Are the 3200-line file (which opens fine) and 7200-line file in the same
> project? Also, did you install any other plugins/features like WTP in
> Eclipse?
> Bugzilla requires an email based account to put you on cc to notify you
> of changes made.
> Regards,
> Sri.
> Alan Ferguson wrote:
>> Iran,
>> I got the same error. However, of the 3 files that I loaded, only the
>> main one gives this error. The main program was about 7600 lines long. I
>> cut out a lot of commented-out lines of code (experimental & print
>> statements) to about 7200 lines, and then I did see a few Java bean
>> icons load. I never saw the main graphical window, though. I just
>> finished deleteing all the unwanted code, and it is down to about 6500
>> lines of code. Now nothing at all loads, the visual part is just blank.
>>
>> I also have a smaller class which is about 3200 lines long. This loads
>> without problems. A third class has no visual component, and loads just
>> fine. Now it loads with the visual editor. Initially, it seemed to be
>> loading with the text editor, as though it was smart enough to know that
>> there were no visual compononents. Probably I made the VE the default
>> after this observation.
>>
>> The whole program works in Eclipse 3.1 (as in 3.0), so at least that is
>> OK. I have not been changing the visual part of my main program for
>> quite a while now, so loss of visual editing for it is not a big deal at
>> the moment, but it will be a problem a little later on.
>>
>> I guess to be on the CC, you have to get a login account for Bugzilla as
>> well?
>>
>> Al
>>
>>
>>
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| Re: "A internal erroroccurred during: 'Setup Java Visual Editor'" [message #100549 is a reply to message #100381] |
Wed, 27 July 2005 12:48 |
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Originally posted by: alanf.sympatico.ca
Sri,
OOPS - From the below, and quoted again here:
> - Running the main program from the Eclipse 3.1 development system as a
> Java Application works normally, and the JFrame window can be invoked
> normally from a key sequence from the main program, as it was designed to
I meant to say "... and the JPanel window can be invoked normally...".
Alan
Alan Ferguson wrote:
> Sri,
> I sent out a message earlier, but don't see it (finger problems here!),
> so here is the information again, plus some additonal info:
> - My main program (now 6500 lines, down from 7200), loads OK into the
> Visual Editor, but no window frame and contents are seen in the visual
> part of the editor space. It shoud have Textboxes, JButtons, JLabels and a
> scroll text window. The main program instantiates a JFrame window.
> - the 3200 line program is a class that is invoked from the main class,
> and also has a frame with text boxes, JLabels, JButtons and a scroll
> panel. This class is instantiated as a JPanel.
> - Running the main program from the Eclipse 3.1 development system as a
> Java Application works normally, and the JFrame window can be invoked
> normally from a key sequence from the main program, as it was designed to
> do. So, all is working OK, but I just can't see the visual construction of
> the window in the main class program. So, both the files are part of the
> same project.
> I have VE, EMF, GEF, UML and JEM installed at the levels that make them
> compatible with Eclipse 3.1. I tried to get SubVersion to wotk under
> Eclipse 3.0, but did not try hard enough to actually get it to work. I do
> not see any sign of it in 3.1, as I installed it to Eclipse 3.0 (in a
> separate directory structure).
> Sri Gunturi wrote:
>> Hi Alan,
>> Just to get the scenario right, you are able to load the file with no
>> visuals fine, you are able to load a smaller 3200-line visual file fine
>> without any problems, but the 7200-line file gives you these exceptions?
>> Are the 3200-line file (which opens fine) and 7200-line file in the same
>> project? Also, did you install any other plugins/features like WTP in
>> Eclipse?
>> Bugzilla requires an email based account to put you on cc to notify you
>> of changes made.
>> Regards,
>> Sri.
>> Alan Ferguson wrote:
>>> Iran,
>>> I got the same error. However, of the 3 files that I loaded, only the
>>> main one gives this error. The main program was about 7600 lines long. I
>>> cut out a lot of commented-out lines of code (experimental & print
>>> statements) to about 7200 lines, and then I did see a few Java bean
>>> icons load. I never saw the main graphical window, though. I just
>>> finished deleteing all the unwanted code, and it is down to about 6500
>>> lines of code. Now nothing at all loads, the visual part is just blank.
>>>
>>> I also have a smaller class which is about 3200 lines long. This loads
>>> without problems. A third class has no visual component, and loads just
>>> fine. Now it loads with the visual editor. Initially, it seemed to be
>>> loading with the text editor, as though it was smart enough to know that
>>> there were no visual compononents. Probably I made the VE the default
>>> after this observation.
>>>
>>> The whole program works in Eclipse 3.1 (as in 3.0), so at least that is
>>> OK. I have not been changing the visual part of my main program for
>>> quite a while now, so loss of visual editing for it is not a big deal at
>>> the moment, but it will be a problem a little later on.
>>>
>>> I guess to be on the CC, you have to get a login account for Bugzilla as
>>> well?
>>>
>>> Al
>>>
>>>
>>>
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| Re: "A internal erroroccurred during: 'Setup Java Visual Editor'" [message #100606 is a reply to message #100549] |
Thu, 28 July 2005 21:58 |
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Hi Alan,
Since you have many plugins from different projects, I was wondering if
you could look at the <installdir>/eclipse/plugins folder to see if you
have any duplicate plugins (either in .jar format or as a folder)
installed. Also, could you please paste the exceptions you see in the
..log file found in <workspace>/.metadata/ folder.
Regards,
Sri.
Alan Ferguson wrote:
> Sri,
> OOPS - From the below, and quoted again here:
>
>> - Running the main program from the Eclipse 3.1 development system as
>> a Java Application works normally, and the JFrame window can be
>> invoked normally from a key sequence from the main program, as it was
>> designed to
>
>
> I meant to say "... and the JPanel window can be invoked normally...".
> Alan
>
>
> Alan Ferguson wrote:
>
>> Sri,
>> I sent out a message earlier, but don't see it (finger problems
>> here!), so here is the information again, plus some additonal info:
>> - My main program (now 6500 lines, down from 7200), loads OK into the
>> Visual Editor, but no window frame and contents are seen in the visual
>> part of the editor space. It shoud have Textboxes, JButtons, JLabels
>> and a scroll text window. The main program instantiates a JFrame window.
>> - the 3200 line program is a class that is invoked from the main
>> class, and also has a frame with text boxes, JLabels, JButtons and a
>> scroll panel. This class is instantiated as a JPanel.
>> - Running the main program from the Eclipse 3.1 development system as
>> a Java Application works normally, and the JFrame window can be
>> invoked normally from a key sequence from the main program, as it was
>> designed to do. So, all is working OK, but I just can't see the visual
>> construction of the window in the main class program. So, both the
>> files are part of the same project.
>
>
>> I have VE, EMF, GEF, UML and JEM installed at the levels that make
>> them compatible with Eclipse 3.1. I tried to get SubVersion to wotk
>> under Eclipse 3.0, but did not try hard enough to actually get it to
>> work. I do not see any sign of it in 3.1, as I installed it to Eclipse
>> 3.0 (in a separate directory structure).
>
>
>> Sri Gunturi wrote:
>
>
>>> Hi Alan,
>>> Just to get the scenario right, you are able to load the file
>>> with no visuals fine, you are able to load a smaller 3200-line visual
>>> file fine without any problems, but the 7200-line file gives you
>>> these exceptions? Are the 3200-line file (which opens fine) and
>>> 7200-line file in the same project? Also, did you install any other
>>> plugins/features like WTP in Eclipse?
>>> Bugzilla requires an email based account to put you on cc to
>>> notify you of changes made.
>>> Regards,
>>> Sri.
>
>
>>> Alan Ferguson wrote:
>>>
>>>> Iran,
>>>> I got the same error. However, of the 3 files that I loaded, only
>>>> the main one gives this error. The main program was about 7600 lines
>>>> long. I cut out a lot of commented-out lines of code (experimental &
>>>> print statements) to about 7200 lines, and then I did see a few Java
>>>> bean icons load. I never saw the main graphical window, though. I
>>>> just finished deleteing all the unwanted code, and it is down to
>>>> about 6500 lines of code. Now nothing at all loads, the visual part
>>>> is just blank.
>>>>
>>>> I also have a smaller class which is about 3200 lines long. This
>>>> loads without problems. A third class has no visual component, and
>>>> loads just fine. Now it loads with the visual editor. Initially, it
>>>> seemed to be loading with the text editor, as though it was smart
>>>> enough to know that there were no visual compononents. Probably I
>>>> made the VE the default after this observation.
>>>>
>>>> The whole program works in Eclipse 3.1 (as in 3.0), so at least that
>>>> is OK. I have not been changing the visual part of my main program
>>>> for quite a while now, so loss of visual editing for it is not a big
>>>> deal at the moment, but it will be a problem a little later on.
>>>>
>>>> I guess to be on the CC, you have to get a login account for
>>>> Bugzilla as well?
>>>>
>>>> Al
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>
>
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| Re: "A internal erroroccurred during: 'Setup Java Visual Editor'" [message #609227 is a reply to message #99835] |
Mon, 25 July 2005 10:09 |
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Hi Iran,
You seem to be having the same problem as Chris at
news://news.eclipse.org:119/dbvkl7$moo$1@news.eclipse.org
I have opened defect 105013
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=105013 to track this
problem. Please add yourself on CC if you would like to track its progress.
Regards,
Sri.
Iran wrote:
> Hi, first of all, my versions:
>
> Eclipse SDK 3.1 win32
> emf-sdo-xsd-SDK-2.1.0
> GEF-SDK-3.1
> JEM-SDK-1.1
> VE-runtime-1.1
> wtp-0.7RC3
> wtp-wst-0.7RC3
>
> When I create a new visual class, got the following error:
>
> !ENTRY org.eclipse.core.runtime 4 2 2005-07-25 10:40:15.703
> !MESSAGE An internal error occurred during: "Setup Java Visual Editor".
> !STACK 0
> java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
> org/eclipse/emf/ecore/util/EcoreEList$UnmodifiableEList$Fast Compare
> at
> org.eclipse.jem.internal.beaninfo.adapters.BeaninfoAdapterFa ctory.createAdapter(BeaninfoAdapterFactory.java:65)
>
> at
> org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.impl.AdapterFactoryImpl.adaptN ew(AdapterFactoryImpl.java:112)
>
> an so on...
>
> I already reinstalled all eclipse stuff (platform and plugins) but the
> error still occurs.
>
> Is anybody having the same problem?
>
> Thanks.
>
> iran
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| Re: "A internal erroroccurred during: 'Setup Java Visual Editor'" [message #609239 is a reply to message #99835] |
Mon, 25 July 2005 22:08 |
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Originally posted by: alanf.sympatico.ca
Iran,
I got the same error. However, of the 3 files that I loaded, only the
main one gives this error. The main program was about 7600 lines long. I
cut out a lot of commented-out lines of code (experimental & print
statements) to about 7200 lines, and then I did see a few Java bean icons
load. I never saw the main graphical window, though. I just finished
deleteing all the unwanted code, and it is down to about 6500 lines of
code. Now nothing at all loads, the visual part is just blank.
I also have a smaller class which is about 3200 lines long. This loads
without problems. A third class has no visual component, and loads just
fine. Now it loads with the visual editor. Initially, it seemed to be
loading with the text editor, as though it was smart enough to know that
there were no visual compononents. Probably I made the VE the default
after this observation.
The whole program works in Eclipse 3.1 (as in 3.0), so at least that is
OK. I have not been changing the visual part of my main program for quite
a while now, so loss of visual editing for it is not a big deal at the
moment, but it will be a problem a little later on.
I guess to be on the CC, you have to get a login account for Bugzilla as
well?
Al
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| Re: "A internal erroroccurred during: 'Setup Java Visual Editor'" [message #609241 is a reply to message #100052] |
Tue, 26 July 2005 05:33 |
| Eclipse User |
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Hi Alan,
Just to get the scenario right, you are able to load the file with no
visuals fine, you are able to load a smaller 3200-line visual file fine
without any problems, but the 7200-line file gives you these exceptions?
Are the 3200-line file (which opens fine) and 7200-line file in the same
project? Also, did you install any other plugins/features like WTP in
Eclipse?
Bugzilla requires an email based account to put you on cc to notify you
of changes made.
Regards,
Sri.
Alan Ferguson wrote:
> Iran,
> I got the same error. However, of the 3 files that I loaded, only the
> main one gives this error. The main program was about 7600 lines long. I
> cut out a lot of commented-out lines of code (experimental & print
> statements) to about 7200 lines, and then I did see a few Java bean
> icons load. I never saw the main graphical window, though. I just
> finished deleteing all the unwanted code, and it is down to about 6500
> lines of code. Now nothing at all loads, the visual part is just blank.
>
> I also have a smaller class which is about 3200 lines long. This loads
> without problems. A third class has no visual component, and loads just
> fine. Now it loads with the visual editor. Initially, it seemed to be
> loading with the text editor, as though it was smart enough to know that
> there were no visual compononents. Probably I made the VE the default
> after this observation.
>
> The whole program works in Eclipse 3.1 (as in 3.0), so at least that is
> OK. I have not been changing the visual part of my main program for
> quite a while now, so loss of visual editing for it is not a big deal at
> the moment, but it will be a problem a little later on.
>
> I guess to be on the CC, you have to get a login account for Bugzilla as
> well?
>
> Al
>
>
>
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| Re: "A internal erroroccurred during: 'Setup Java Visual Editor'" [message #609248 is a reply to message #99879] |
Tue, 26 July 2005 07:23 |
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Thanks a lot, Sri. I'll do that.
Regards.
iran
Sri Gunturi wrote:
> Hi Iran,
> You seem to be having the same problem as Chris at
> news://news.eclipse.org:119/dbvkl7$moo$1@news.eclipse.org
> I have opened defect 105013
> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=105013 to track this
> problem. Please add yourself on CC if you would like to track its progress.
> Regards,
> Sri.
>
> Iran wrote:
>
>> Hi, first of all, my versions:
>>
>> Eclipse SDK 3.1 win32
>> emf-sdo-xsd-SDK-2.1.0
>> GEF-SDK-3.1
>> JEM-SDK-1.1
>> VE-runtime-1.1
>> wtp-0.7RC3
>> wtp-wst-0.7RC3
>>
>> When I create a new visual class, got the following error:
>>
>> !ENTRY org.eclipse.core.runtime 4 2 2005-07-25 10:40:15.703
>> !MESSAGE An internal error occurred during: "Setup Java Visual Editor".
>> !STACK 0
>> java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
>> org/eclipse/emf/ecore/util/EcoreEList$UnmodifiableEList$Fast Compare
>> at
>> org.eclipse.jem.internal.beaninfo.adapters.BeaninfoAdapterFa ctory.createAdapter(BeaninfoAdapterFactory.java:65)
>>
>> at
>> org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.impl.AdapterFactoryImpl.adaptN ew(AdapterFactoryImpl.java:112)
>>
>> an so on...
>>
>> I already reinstalled all eclipse stuff (platform and plugins) but the
>> error still occurs.
>>
>> Is anybody having the same problem?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> iran
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| Re: "A internal erroroccurred during: 'Setup Java Visual Editor'" [message #610014 is a reply to message #100181] |
Tue, 26 July 2005 14:10 |
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People, with priceless help of Sri the problem is over.
I'm using an alpha version of Hibernate Tools plugin that was
overwriting JEM libraries.
You can see the resolution at
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=105013
Thanks for all who helped.
iran
Iran wrote:
> Thanks a lot, Sri. I'll do that.
>
> Regards.
>
> iran
>
> Sri Gunturi wrote:
>
>> Hi Iran,
>> You seem to be having the same problem as Chris at
>> news://news.eclipse.org:119/dbvkl7$moo$1@news.eclipse.org
>> I have opened defect 105013
>> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=105013 to track this
>> problem. Please add yourself on CC if you would like to track its
>> progress.
>> Regards,
>> Sri.
>>
>> Iran wrote:
>>
>>> Hi, first of all, my versions:
>>>
>>> Eclipse SDK 3.1 win32
>>> emf-sdo-xsd-SDK-2.1.0
>>> GEF-SDK-3.1
>>> JEM-SDK-1.1
>>> VE-runtime-1.1
>>> wtp-0.7RC3
>>> wtp-wst-0.7RC3
>>>
>>> When I create a new visual class, got the following error:
>>>
>>> !ENTRY org.eclipse.core.runtime 4 2 2005-07-25 10:40:15.703
>>> !MESSAGE An internal error occurred during: "Setup Java Visual Editor".
>>> !STACK 0
>>> java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
>>> org/eclipse/emf/ecore/util/EcoreEList$UnmodifiableEList$Fast Compare
>>> at
>>> org.eclipse.jem.internal.beaninfo.adapters.BeaninfoAdapterFa ctory.createAdapter(BeaninfoAdapterFactory.java:65)
>>>
>>> at
>>> org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.impl.AdapterFactoryImpl.adaptN ew(AdapterFactoryImpl.java:112)
>>>
>>> an so on...
>>>
>>> I already reinstalled all eclipse stuff (platform and plugins) but
>>> the error still occurs.
>>>
>>> Is anybody having the same problem?
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>>
>>> iran
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| Re: "A internal erroroccurred during: 'Setup Java Visual Editor'" [message #610022 is a reply to message #100084] |
Wed, 27 July 2005 00:54 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: alanf.sympatico.ca
Sri,
I sent out a message earlier, but don't see it (finger problems here!),
so here is the information again, plus some additonal info:
- My main program (now 6500 lines, down from 7200), loads OK into the
Visual Editor, but no window frame and contents are seen in the visual
part of the editor space. It shoud have Textboxes, JButtons, JLabels and a
scroll text window. The main program instantiates a JFrame window.
- the 3200 line program is a class that is invoked from the main class,
and also has a frame with text boxes, JLabels, JButtons and a scroll
panel. This class is instantiated as a JPanel.
- Running the main program from the Eclipse 3.1 development system as a
Java Application works normally, and the JFrame window can be invoked
normally from a key sequence from the main program, as it was designed to
do. So, all is working OK, but I just can't see the visual construction of
the window in the main class program. So, both the files are part of the
same project.
I have VE, EMF, GEF, UML and JEM installed at the levels that make them
compatible with Eclipse 3.1. I tried to get SubVersion to wotk under
Eclipse 3.0, but did not try hard enough to actually get it to work. I do
not see any sign of it in 3.1, as I installed it to Eclipse 3.0 (in a
separate directory structure).
Sri Gunturi wrote:
> Hi Alan,
> Just to get the scenario right, you are able to load the file with no
> visuals fine, you are able to load a smaller 3200-line visual file fine
> without any problems, but the 7200-line file gives you these exceptions?
> Are the 3200-line file (which opens fine) and 7200-line file in the same
> project? Also, did you install any other plugins/features like WTP in
> Eclipse?
> Bugzilla requires an email based account to put you on cc to notify you
> of changes made.
> Regards,
> Sri.
> Alan Ferguson wrote:
>> Iran,
>> I got the same error. However, of the 3 files that I loaded, only the
>> main one gives this error. The main program was about 7600 lines long. I
>> cut out a lot of commented-out lines of code (experimental & print
>> statements) to about 7200 lines, and then I did see a few Java bean
>> icons load. I never saw the main graphical window, though. I just
>> finished deleteing all the unwanted code, and it is down to about 6500
>> lines of code. Now nothing at all loads, the visual part is just blank.
>>
>> I also have a smaller class which is about 3200 lines long. This loads
>> without problems. A third class has no visual component, and loads just
>> fine. Now it loads with the visual editor. Initially, it seemed to be
>> loading with the text editor, as though it was smart enough to know that
>> there were no visual compononents. Probably I made the VE the default
>> after this observation.
>>
>> The whole program works in Eclipse 3.1 (as in 3.0), so at least that is
>> OK. I have not been changing the visual part of my main program for
>> quite a while now, so loss of visual editing for it is not a big deal at
>> the moment, but it will be a problem a little later on.
>>
>> I guess to be on the CC, you have to get a login account for Bugzilla as
>> well?
>>
>> Al
>>
>>
>>
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| Re: "A internal erroroccurred during: 'Setup Java Visual Editor'" [message #610045 is a reply to message #100381] |
Wed, 27 July 2005 12:48 |
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Originally posted by: alanf.sympatico.ca
Sri,
OOPS - From the below, and quoted again here:
> - Running the main program from the Eclipse 3.1 development system as a
> Java Application works normally, and the JFrame window can be invoked
> normally from a key sequence from the main program, as it was designed to
I meant to say "... and the JPanel window can be invoked normally...".
Alan
Alan Ferguson wrote:
> Sri,
> I sent out a message earlier, but don't see it (finger problems here!),
> so here is the information again, plus some additonal info:
> - My main program (now 6500 lines, down from 7200), loads OK into the
> Visual Editor, but no window frame and contents are seen in the visual
> part of the editor space. It shoud have Textboxes, JButtons, JLabels and a
> scroll text window. The main program instantiates a JFrame window.
> - the 3200 line program is a class that is invoked from the main class,
> and also has a frame with text boxes, JLabels, JButtons and a scroll
> panel. This class is instantiated as a JPanel.
> - Running the main program from the Eclipse 3.1 development system as a
> Java Application works normally, and the JFrame window can be invoked
> normally from a key sequence from the main program, as it was designed to
> do. So, all is working OK, but I just can't see the visual construction of
> the window in the main class program. So, both the files are part of the
> same project.
> I have VE, EMF, GEF, UML and JEM installed at the levels that make them
> compatible with Eclipse 3.1. I tried to get SubVersion to wotk under
> Eclipse 3.0, but did not try hard enough to actually get it to work. I do
> not see any sign of it in 3.1, as I installed it to Eclipse 3.0 (in a
> separate directory structure).
> Sri Gunturi wrote:
>> Hi Alan,
>> Just to get the scenario right, you are able to load the file with no
>> visuals fine, you are able to load a smaller 3200-line visual file fine
>> without any problems, but the 7200-line file gives you these exceptions?
>> Are the 3200-line file (which opens fine) and 7200-line file in the same
>> project? Also, did you install any other plugins/features like WTP in
>> Eclipse?
>> Bugzilla requires an email based account to put you on cc to notify you
>> of changes made.
>> Regards,
>> Sri.
>> Alan Ferguson wrote:
>>> Iran,
>>> I got the same error. However, of the 3 files that I loaded, only the
>>> main one gives this error. The main program was about 7600 lines long. I
>>> cut out a lot of commented-out lines of code (experimental & print
>>> statements) to about 7200 lines, and then I did see a few Java bean
>>> icons load. I never saw the main graphical window, though. I just
>>> finished deleteing all the unwanted code, and it is down to about 6500
>>> lines of code. Now nothing at all loads, the visual part is just blank.
>>>
>>> I also have a smaller class which is about 3200 lines long. This loads
>>> without problems. A third class has no visual component, and loads just
>>> fine. Now it loads with the visual editor. Initially, it seemed to be
>>> loading with the text editor, as though it was smart enough to know that
>>> there were no visual compononents. Probably I made the VE the default
>>> after this observation.
>>>
>>> The whole program works in Eclipse 3.1 (as in 3.0), so at least that is
>>> OK. I have not been changing the visual part of my main program for
>>> quite a while now, so loss of visual editing for it is not a big deal at
>>> the moment, but it will be a problem a little later on.
>>>
>>> I guess to be on the CC, you have to get a login account for Bugzilla as
>>> well?
>>>
>>> Al
>>>
>>>
>>>
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| Re: "A internal erroroccurred during: 'Setup Java Visual Editor'" [message #610054 is a reply to message #100549] |
Thu, 28 July 2005 21:58 |
| Eclipse User |
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Hi Alan,
Since you have many plugins from different projects, I was wondering if
you could look at the <installdir>/eclipse/plugins folder to see if you
have any duplicate plugins (either in .jar format or as a folder)
installed. Also, could you please paste the exceptions you see in the
..log file found in <workspace>/.metadata/ folder.
Regards,
Sri.
Alan Ferguson wrote:
> Sri,
> OOPS - From the below, and quoted again here:
>
>> - Running the main program from the Eclipse 3.1 development system as
>> a Java Application works normally, and the JFrame window can be
>> invoked normally from a key sequence from the main program, as it was
>> designed to
>
>
> I meant to say "... and the JPanel window can be invoked normally...".
> Alan
>
>
> Alan Ferguson wrote:
>
>> Sri,
>> I sent out a message earlier, but don't see it (finger problems
>> here!), so here is the information again, plus some additonal info:
>> - My main program (now 6500 lines, down from 7200), loads OK into the
>> Visual Editor, but no window frame and contents are seen in the visual
>> part of the editor space. It shoud have Textboxes, JButtons, JLabels
>> and a scroll text window. The main program instantiates a JFrame window.
>> - the 3200 line program is a class that is invoked from the main
>> class, and also has a frame with text boxes, JLabels, JButtons and a
>> scroll panel. This class is instantiated as a JPanel.
>> - Running the main program from the Eclipse 3.1 development system as
>> a Java Application works normally, and the JFrame window can be
>> invoked normally from a key sequence from the main program, as it was
>> designed to do. So, all is working OK, but I just can't see the visual
>> construction of the window in the main class program. So, both the
>> files are part of the same project.
>
>
>> I have VE, EMF, GEF, UML and JEM installed at the levels that make
>> them compatible with Eclipse 3.1. I tried to get SubVersion to wotk
>> under Eclipse 3.0, but did not try hard enough to actually get it to
>> work. I do not see any sign of it in 3.1, as I installed it to Eclipse
>> 3.0 (in a separate directory structure).
>
>
>> Sri Gunturi wrote:
>
>
>>> Hi Alan,
>>> Just to get the scenario right, you are able to load the file
>>> with no visuals fine, you are able to load a smaller 3200-line visual
>>> file fine without any problems, but the 7200-line file gives you
>>> these exceptions? Are the 3200-line file (which opens fine) and
>>> 7200-line file in the same project? Also, did you install any other
>>> plugins/features like WTP in Eclipse?
>>> Bugzilla requires an email based account to put you on cc to
>>> notify you of changes made.
>>> Regards,
>>> Sri.
>
>
>>> Alan Ferguson wrote:
>>>
>>>> Iran,
>>>> I got the same error. However, of the 3 files that I loaded, only
>>>> the main one gives this error. The main program was about 7600 lines
>>>> long. I cut out a lot of commented-out lines of code (experimental &
>>>> print statements) to about 7200 lines, and then I did see a few Java
>>>> bean icons load. I never saw the main graphical window, though. I
>>>> just finished deleteing all the unwanted code, and it is down to
>>>> about 6500 lines of code. Now nothing at all loads, the visual part
>>>> is just blank.
>>>>
>>>> I also have a smaller class which is about 3200 lines long. This
>>>> loads without problems. A third class has no visual component, and
>>>> loads just fine. Now it loads with the visual editor. Initially, it
>>>> seemed to be loading with the text editor, as though it was smart
>>>> enough to know that there were no visual compononents. Probably I
>>>> made the VE the default after this observation.
>>>>
>>>> The whole program works in Eclipse 3.1 (as in 3.0), so at least that
>>>> is OK. I have not been changing the visual part of my main program
>>>> for quite a while now, so loss of visual editing for it is not a big
>>>> deal at the moment, but it will be a problem a little later on.
>>>>
>>>> I guess to be on the CC, you have to get a login account for
>>>> Bugzilla as well?
>>>>
>>>> Al
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>
>
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