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Well, then the problem is that your trial license has already expired so certain parts of the application are now disabled. However, since 4.0 is a new major release, you can likely get a two week trial extension to try it out by writing to subscriptions@genuitec.com and explaining the situation.
The expiry date 1/10/05 reads 1 Oct 05 (I am using Engish Autralia locale). I only downloaded 4.0GA on 1 Sept 05, and that was my first time ever trying out myeclipse!
Anyway I double confirm by setting my locale to English US, and the expiry now says 10/1/05.
I doesn’t seems to me the nature of the errors has anything to do with trial expiry.
I doesn’t seems to me the nature of the errors has anything to do with trial expiry.
But in your previous message you said you were seeing a dialog that said that the license had expired. Did you mean the warning dialog that simply says you have XX days left on the trial? What *precisely* does the dialog you mentioned say?
It is one of those friendly reminder It says:
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Your 30-day trial period expires on 9/30/05 9:33 AM***Your MyEclipse Subscription will expire in less than 30 days, on the
‘Subscription expiration date’ shown above.***
——————————————————-Also FYI I went through the JSF tutorial yestarday. The JSF mapping graph came out OK. So it seems only the spring mapping graph is the only thing giving problem.
OK, just to be sure we’re talking about the same thing, can you restart your workbench one time with -clean (eclipse.exe -clean) and then post the exact sequence of actions you take from the time the workbench first displays until you encounter a problem with the spring tools? That will allow us to do *exactly* the same thing and see if we can make it happen in a test install. Also, can you try the same sequence on your other, working configuration and see if it behaves the same or differently there as well?
Here is the sequence:
– eclipse -clean
– choose SpringQuickstart workspace
– eclipse opened, active editor is a java class, no error logged yet.
– click to open springapp-servlet.xml, the expiry date reminder shows up, and errors logged.
– quit eclipse (springapp-servlet.xml remains the active editor)———————————————————————-
– restart eclipse, with same workspace
– the expiry date reminder shows up, but no errors logged.
– switch between different files do not log any errors either, but I don’t get to see the mapping graph nevertheless.Maybe I should email you my workspace? I am still halfway working through the tutorial, so maybe the inconsistant state could have caused the errors that you could not reproduce.
Actually, rather than sending us the workspace let’s try something else to see if the display of the dialog has anything to do with the issue. The subscription reminder dialog will be displayed on the first MyEclipse operation after you launch. So, close all the editors, restart Eclipse, then open a JSP file in the editor. This should show the subscription reminder dialog. Now, open the springapp-servlet.xml file. Is the error logged? Which editor are you opening the file with? Can you right-click and select Open With… > MyEclipse Spring Config Editor? Do you see both the source and grid views? What mapping graph do you think should be displayed but is not?
Apart from the source and grid views, isn’t there a design view, as in the faces-config.xml?
I have seen pictures of the design view in one of the post in the forum, but I could not locate the particular article anymore. Now I am suspecting that the picture was from Spring IDE…
