two fatal errors while loading Visual Class [message #30541] |
Wed, 14 April 2004 17:54  |
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Originally posted by: stev.glasow.freenet.de
Hi,
When i try to build a new visual class or try to open an ve-example, two
dialogs
are shown and the Bean will not load completely:
first dialog: 'IWAV0138E Remote VM terminated too soon. See
LogginfUtil.log for trace of
output. For VM "Project(GUIDesignerTest)-VM for ToDoList.java".
second dialog: 'Error trying to set new file editor. Reason: IWAV0067E' No
Standard Bean Type Proxy Factory has been set.'
I don't know where i can find the LogginfUtil.log and how i can set the
'Standard Bean Type Proxy Factory'(if it is possible at all).
I use Eclipse 1.2.1, EMF 1.1.1, GEF 2.1.2 and VE 0.5.0 with Windows XP
Prof.
Can you help me pleace ?
And sorry for my bad english.
Stev
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Re: two fatal errors while loading Visual Class [message #30999 is a reply to message #30930] |
Thu, 15 April 2004 18:34  |
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Originally posted by: richkulp.NO.SPAM.us.ibm.com
We open a Java VM to actually run your user code. We don't run it in the
Eclipse IDE because that could cause problems. It also allows your
code to be a different java level then what is running in Eclipse.
But to communicate with the VM we use sockets through localhost. So you
need to have localhost access turned on in your firewall.
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Thanks, Rich Kulp
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Re: two fatal errors while loading Visual Class [message #586173 is a reply to message #30541] |
Thu, 15 April 2004 09:43  |
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Originally posted by: richkulp.NO.SPAM.us.ibm.com
In 0.5.0 it is the .metadata/.log file. It was the loggingutil.log when
the VE was in WSAD (thanks for finding that, I need to change the message).
You don't set the factory. It is not set because something else went
wrong. The log should have more info.
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Thanks, Rich Kulp
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Re: two fatal errors while loading Visual Class [message #586237 is a reply to message #30758] |
Thu, 15 April 2004 16:29  |
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Originally posted by: stev.glasow.freenet.de
Rich Kulp wrote:
> In 0.5.0 it is the .metadata/.log file. It was the loggingutil.log when
> the VE was in WSAD (thanks for finding that, I need to change the message).
> You don't set the factory. It is not set because something else went
> wrong. The log should have more info.
Hi,
thanks, the log file was very usefull. The Visual Editor has thrown a
java.net.ConnectException. So i configured my firewall so that javaw can
connect to the internet and all runs as it should.
But why needs the Visual Editor a connection to the internet ? Can i
disable that ?
Stev
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Re: two fatal errors while loading Visual Class [message #586250 is a reply to message #30895] |
Thu, 15 April 2004 16:45  |
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Originally posted by: stev.glasow.freenet.de
Stev Glasow wrote:
> Rich Kulp wrote:
> > In 0.5.0 it is the .metadata/.log file. It was the loggingutil.log when
> > the VE was in WSAD (thanks for finding that, I need to change the message).
> > You don't set the factory. It is not set because something else went
> > wrong. The log should have more info.
> Hi,
> thanks, the log file was very usefull. The Visual Editor has thrown a
> java.net.ConnectException. So i configured my firewall so that javaw can
> connect to the internet and all runs as it should.
> But why needs the Visual Editor a connection to the internet ? Can i
> disable that ?
> Stev
It settled itself, it doesn't need a connect TO INTERNET, it is sufficient
that the the firewall grand javaw to open a connection (not necessarily to
the internet).
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Re: two fatal errors while loading Visual Class [message #586285 is a reply to message #30930] |
Thu, 15 April 2004 18:34  |
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Originally posted by: richkulp.NO.SPAM.us.ibm.com
We open a Java VM to actually run your user code. We don't run it in the
Eclipse IDE because that could cause problems. It also allows your
code to be a different java level then what is running in Eclipse.
But to communicate with the VM we use sockets through localhost. So you
need to have localhost access turned on in your firewall.
--
Thanks, Rich Kulp
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