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Since yesterday Im trying to get MyEclipse 3.8.0 running in combination with Tomcat 5.0.27 on Windows XP.
Problem 1:
When I try to create a new servlet in perspective MyEclipse I get the following error: Creation of element failed See error log for more details.
The error log says:
Internal errorjava.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
at org.eclipse.jface.operation.ModalContext.runInCurrentThread(ModalContext.java:314) ………………etc. etc.Caused by: java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException
at java.lang.StringBuffer.insert(Unknown Source)
at com.aston.wizards.servlet.NewWebXmlLinkCreationWizardPage.ā(Unknown Source)…………………….etc. etc.Problem 2:
While just following the online MyEclipse tutorial (with HelloWorld etc.) seems that at my computer a created package is not recognized while trying to run a jsp file. Also the page directive gives a problem while trying to import the (new) package.I hope there is someone who can help me!
Thanks,
Jos1) Known bug that has been fixed a release should be released today.
2) JOS there are many known JSP Editor bugs that were fixed that will be in the service (3.8.1) release. However I don’t understand your “seems that at my computer a created packaged is not recognized” problem… can you describe what is happening here?
Thanks for the very fast answer!
I found a workaround for problem 1: delete the web.xml that was generated before.
According to your question about problem 2:
in the helloWorld tutorial from the MyEclips site a file helloWorld.jsp is made. In the tutorial the page directives are automatically generated as soon as hw (the new HelloWorld class) is instantiated. That is not working in my configuration: I get <package>.HelloWorld. This isn’t the big problem though. The big problem is when trying to open helloWorld.jsp it generates messages like: “<package> does not exist”. Also about manually appended page/importdirectives to the <package>.
When I make a new servlet with generating web.xml ( after throwing away the old one; see above) than erverything goes well with the helloWorld.jsp! So I guess it needs a proper web.xml?!
Jos
