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I’m running the evaluation version of MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench 6.5.1 on Mac OS 10.5. When I open an internal web browser, the address field is disabled; it won’t accept input from the keyboard or a paste operation. But clicking the browser’s MyEclipse icon loads the MyEclipse page, and text fields on the web pages accept keyboard input.
How do I enable the address field? Or is there different way to load a page (e.g., index.jsp in the current project) in the internal browser?
Thanks,
MikeMike,
Can you go to MyEclipse > Installation Summary > Installation Details and paste the information here for me.How do I enable the address field? Or is there different way to load a page (e.g., index.jsp in the current project) in the internal browser?
Can you right click on your project and go to Run As > MyEclipse Server Application > MyEclipse Tomcat and hit OK. Does the index.jsp open up in the browser?
Can you right click on your project and go to Run As > MyEclipse Server Application > MyEclipse Tomcat and hit OK. Does the index.jsp open up in the browser?
Yes, that works. The browser doesn’t display the url in the address field, but the correct page is displayed, and the url is added to the dropdown. Good enough. Thanks!
