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No File | New | Web project menu available [message #115259]

Fri, 01 July 2005 12:16

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: jominsky.fcg.com

I've installed Eclipse 3.1 and the latest stable builds for EMF, GEF, and
JEM as well as the WebTools M5 runtime. I'm able to configure a server
through the Preferences, but I cannot create a new Web project as the menu
does not exist. I even checked in the Window | Customize Perspective for
the Submenu New, but it does not display there either. I'm just trying to
get this up and running. Any ideas? Thanks.

Jon

Re: No File | New | Web project menu available [message #115271 is a reply to message #115259]

Fri, 01 July 2005 13:24

Eclipse User

I also have this problem with a fresh setup using eclipse 3.1 on Windows
XP and the prereqs listed installed.

Binyan

Jon Ominsky wrote:
> I've installed Eclipse 3.1 and the latest stable builds for EMF, GEF,
> and JEM as well as the WebTools M5 runtime. I'm able to configure a
> server through the Preferences, but I cannot create a new Web project as
> the menu does not exist. I even checked in the Window | Customize
> Perspective for the Submenu New, but it does not display there either.
> I'm just trying to get this up and running. Any ideas? Thanks.
>
> Jon
>

Re: No File | New | Web project menu available [message #115284 is a reply to message #115271]

Fri, 01 July 2005 13:27

Eclipse User

I should have also mention that nothing shows in the error log, nor does
the configuration show any errors.

Binyan

binyan wrote:

> I also have this problem with a fresh setup using eclipse 3.1 on
> Windows XP and the prereqs listed installed.
>
> Binyan
>
> Jon Ominsky wrote:
>
>> I've installed Eclipse 3.1 and the latest stable builds for EMF, GEF,
>> and JEM as well as the WebTools M5 runtime. I'm able to configure a
>> server through the Preferences, but I cannot create a new Web project
>> as the menu does not exist. I even checked in the Window | Customize
>> Perspective for the Submenu New, but it does not display there
>> either. I'm just trying to get this up and running. Any ideas? Thanks.
>>
>> Jon
>>

Re: No File | New | Web project menu available [message #115753 is a reply to message #115259]

Mon, 04 July 2005 08:16

Eclipse User

Uhmmm... well, you should look for Dynamic Web Project. I can find it
under Customize Perspective -> New -> Web. Doing so put the voice
"Dynamic Web Project" in the menu File -> New.
Alternatively you can always right-click on Dynamic Web Project in the
Project Explorer view of the J2EE Perspective, choose Other, then you
can find Dynamic Web Project under the Web category.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Fabio Da Soghe

Jon Ominsky ha scritto:
> I've installed Eclipse 3.1 and the latest stable builds for EMF, GEF,
> and JEM as well as the WebTools M5 runtime. I'm able to configure a
> server through the Preferences, but I cannot create a new Web project as
> the menu does not exist. I even checked in the Window | Customize
> Perspective for the Submenu New, but it does not display there either.
> I'm just trying to get this up and running. Any ideas? Thanks.
>
> Jon
>

Re: No File | New | Web project menu available [message #116468 is a reply to message #115259]

Tue, 05 July 2005 17:06

Eclipse User

Jon Ominsky wrote:
> I've installed Eclipse 3.1 and the latest stable builds for EMF, GEF,
> and JEM as well as the WebTools M5 runtime. I'm able to configure a
> server through the Preferences, but I cannot create a new Web project as
> the menu does not exist. I even checked in the Window | Customize
> Perspective for the Submenu New, but it does not display there either.
> I'm just trying to get this up and running. Any ideas? Thanks.

Does the Web category show up when you choose "Other..."?

--
- Nitin

Re: No File | New | Web project menu available [message #117508 is a reply to message #116468]

Thu, 07 July 2005 11:20

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: d.d.com

> Does the Web category show up when you choose "Other..."?
>

Hi,

I've the same problem as Jon and in my case, the Web category never
appear, neither in open perpective/other, nor customize perpective/new.
The only reference I found after installing WTP is the server view.

Thanks
Denis

Re: No File | New | Web project menu available [message #117964 is a reply to message #117508]

Fri, 08 July 2005 08:31

Eclipse User

denis ha scritto:
>
>> Does the Web category show up when you choose "Other..."?
>>
>
> Hi,
>
> I've the same problem as Jon and in my case, the Web category never
> appear, neither in open perpective/other, nor customize perpective/new.
> The only reference I found after installing WTP is the server view.
>
> Thanks
> Denis

Well, the only thing I can think of is there's something wrong with the
installation. Maybe you didn't selected the right packages? I used,
besides the requirements listed in the WTP download page, the sdk
version of the WTP:
http://download.eclipse.org/webtools/downloads/drops/S-1.0M5 -200506302219/wtp-sdk-1.0M5.zip

I unzipped all the files in the same directory and executed eclipse from
there, as usual.

Could you explain in details what you did and which files you used to
install WTP?

Re: No File | New | Web project menu available [message #119864 is a reply to message #117964]

Tue, 12 July 2005 08:47

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: w.decker.ing.diba.de

Hi,
I have the same problem as denis;

My Installation is as follows:
new installation of eclipse 3.1
then wtp-sdk-1.0M5.zip

Only thing is that I run it with an existing workspace.
I ran eclipse with -clean option

But there is no Web project at all
I also have the server perspective, so WTP seems to be there (at least
partly)

Any Ideas?

thanks,
Wolfgang

Fabio Da Soghe wrote:

> denis ha scritto:
>>
>>> Does the Web category show up when you choose "Other..."?
>>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've the same problem as Jon and in my case, the Web category never
>> appear, neither in open perpective/other, nor customize perpective/new.
>> The only reference I found after installing WTP is the server view.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Denis

> Well, the only thing I can think of is there's something wrong with the
> installation. Maybe you didn't selected the right packages? I used,
> besides the requirements listed in the WTP download page, the sdk
> version of the WTP:
>
http://download.eclipse.org/webtools/downloads/drops/S-1.0M5 -200506302219/wtp-sdk-1.0M5.zip

> I unzipped all the files in the same directory and executed eclipse from
> there, as usual.

> Could you explain in details what you did and which files you used to
> install WTP?

Re: No File | New | Web project menu available [message #120032 is a reply to message #119864]

Tue, 12 July 2005 13:12

Eclipse User

Wolfgang wrote:
> Hi, I have the same problem as denis;
>
> My Installation is as follows:
> new installation of eclipse 3.1
> then wtp-sdk-1.0M5.zip
>
> Only thing is that I run it with an existing workspace.
> I ran eclipse with -clean option
>
> But there is no Web project at all
> I also have the server perspective, so WTP seems to be there (at least
> partly)

As Fabio asked, did you also install the prereqs,
emf-sdo-xsd-SDK-I200506230200.zip, GEF-SDK-3.1RC4.zip, and
JEM-SDK-I20050623.zip?

--
- Nitin

Re: No File | New | Web project menu available [message #120364 is a reply to message #120032]

Wed, 13 July 2005 03:55

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: w.decker.ing.diba.de

Ok, I forgot the prerequisites. That fixed it... Thanks!

Re: No File | New | Web project menu available [message #120769 is a reply to message #120364]

Thu, 14 July 2005 06:24

Eclipse User

Wolfgang ha scritto:
> Ok, I forgot the prerequisites. That fixed it... Thanks!
>
Happy to hear that :)
It would be interesting to understand why others in this thread have
problems with prereqs installed. Any news about this?

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