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"Processing Dirty Regions" error on WTP 0.7.1 [message #144895]

Fri, 21 October 2005 17:19

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: glen.db.verizon.net

Hello, running either 0.7.0 or 0.7.1 (using the all-in-one downloads for
both these versions of WTP) both give me a popup error "An internal
error occurred during: 'Processing Dirty Regions'" whenever I edit an
XML file. What version of WTP do I need to fix this (0.6 does not have
this error, but I would like something more recent.)

Also, is there a convenient way to search this newsgroup--the newsgroup
archives do not appear to have a search function.

Thanks,
Glen

Re: "Processing Dirty Regions" error on WTP 0.7.1 [message #147417 is a reply to message #144895]

Thu, 17 November 2005 04:55

Eclipse User

I have also this problem with wtp 0.7.0.
Could the de team help us ?
Thank you,

Eric

"Glen Mazza" <glen.db@verizon.net> a

Re: "Processing Dirty Regions" error on WTP 0.7.1 [message #147575 is a reply to message #144895]

Thu, 17 November 2005 14:52

Eclipse User

Glen Mazza wrote:
> Hello, running either 0.7.0 or 0.7.1 (using the all-in-one downloads for
> both these versions of WTP) both give me a popup error "An internal
> error occurred during: 'Processing Dirty Regions'" whenever I edit an
> XML file. What version of WTP do I need to fix this (0.6 does not have
> this error, but I would like something more recent.)

You might want to check your workspace's .metadata/.log file for the
full stack trace. It might help to explain why the error is
occurring or at least give you a starting point for opening a bug.
I suggest you check 1.0M8 or the upcoming 1.0M9 to see if the
problem is still happening.

--
- Nitin

Re: "Processing Dirty Regions" error on WTP 0.7.1 [message #148254 is a reply to message #147575]

Tue, 22 November 2005 11:27

Eclipse User

Hello,
I have tried the 1.0M9 and it's the same problem.
Here is my workspace's .metadata/.log file (in the attached file.).

Eric

"Nitin Dahyabhai" <nitind@us.ibm.com> a

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Re: "Processing Dirty Regions" error on WTP 0.7.1 [message #148341 is a reply to message #147417]

Tue, 22 November 2005 11:30

Eclipse User

Hello,

I have only the problem on linux red Hat ES 3.0, on windows xp it's works
well.
Eric

"Eric Celerse" <eric.celerse@fr.thalesgroup.com> a

Re: "Processing Dirty Regions" error on WTP 0.7.1 [message #148343 is a reply to message #148341]

Tue, 22 November 2005 11:45

Eclipse User

On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 11:30:25 -0500, Eric Celerse <eric.celerse@fr.thales=
group.com> wrote:

> I have only the problem on linux red Hat ES 3.0, on windows xp it's wo=
rks
> well.

Since the log contains a "class not found" error, be sure you restart WT=
P (once) with the
-clean option, incase its an "installed cache" probroblem. If you see af=
ter that, please
open a bug report with complete log. You might try the very very latest =
M9 candidate too ...
I know some "schema resolutions/lookup/caching" problems have been fixed=
in last day or two,
so *might* be releated to those.

Re: "Processing Dirty Regions" error on WTP 0.7.1 [message #148364 is a reply to message #148254]

Tue, 22 November 2005 15:38

Eclipse User

Eric Celerse wrote:
> Hello,
> I have tried the 1.0M9 and it's the same problem.
> Here is my workspace's .metadata/.log file (in the attached file.).

Do you have a version of Xerces in your jre/lib/ext folder or
another org.apache.xerces plugin installed?

--
- Nitin

Re: "Processing Dirty Regions" error on WTP 0.7.1 [message #148516 is a reply to message #148364]

Wed, 23 November 2005 10:23

Eclipse User

I had a version of Xerces in my jre/lib/ext folder. I have erased it. and it
works well.

Thank you.

Eric
"Nitin Dahyabhai" <nitind@us.ibm.com> a

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