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Hi,
I am trying to use MyEclipse with Websphere 6.1 and am unable to create a target runtime for Websphere 6.1 when I create my J2EE EAR project.
When I create my EAR project I try to setup a target runtime for Websphere 6.1 (I believe this is a necessary step in order for the project to be selectable within the deployment manager).
There is no 6.1 runtime defined so I select the 6.0 runtime, however when I do so I cannot configure the Websphere directory location, as the dialog keeps complaining a whole bunch of JAR files are missing (I believe these are JAR files that changed between 6.0 and 6.1).
Is there a way to define a 6.1 runtime that you are aware off?
If not, how can I have my Websphere deployment descriptor generated without going through this procedure.Thank you for your help,
Michael Moerman.Hi Michael,
What version of MyEclipse are you using? You can go to Windows > Prefs > MyEclipse > Application Server > Web Sphere > Web Sphere 6.1 and secify your Webshere directory location there. After you have setup the connector, you will see it in your deployment manager as well.This is what your connector should look like
https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/websphere-6-1-what-does-a-configured-connector-look-like/@support-nipun wrote:
Hi Michael,
What version of MyEclipse are you using? You can go to Windows > Prefs > MyEclipse > Application Server > Web Sphere > Web Sphere 6.1 and secify your Webshere directory location there. After you have setup the connector, you will see it in your deployment manager as well.This is what your connector should look like
https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/websphere-6-1-what-does-a-configured-connector-look-like/I did setup the connector as shown, but I can see nothing appears in the Server Runtime selection when I want to create a new EAR project.
I’ll try to upload some pictures if I can.I am using MyEclipse 5.5.1 GA Build 20070521-5.5.1-GA
[/img]@support-nipun wrote:
Please upload some pics so that I can understand what exactly your trying.
Here are the pics. First pic, this is the Websphere 6.1 configuration in Preferences > MyEclipse Application Servers.
The second pic is the dialog I get when I try to create a new EAR Application Project and click the “New” button for “Target Runtime”.
Hope this helps,
Michael.As you can see from the pictures above, there is no Websphere 6.1 in the target runtime list, even though I have correctly set up ebsphere 6.1 in the preferences.
I cannot use the 6.0 target runtime, because some of the libraries it expects to find in the websphere library directory are not there anymore in 6.1.Hi Michael,
Your totally confusing MyEclipse and WTP. “Server Runtime” is from WTP… so your configuring WebSphere in MyEclipse, then going to WTP and trying to use it… you need to choose 1 plugin and remove the other so you wont get confused.I suggest you download the MyEclipse 5.5.1 fullstack installer and setup MyEclipse to a *brand new directory* to start off with a clean install to get things nice and clean if you want to stay with MyEclipse.
I am pretty sure I did not add the WTP plugins and this was a clean MyEclipse install, but I’ll try again just to be sure.
Ok, after re-install I just now figured that I did not need a re-install. I was actually selecting the wrong project type in MyEclipse. I think MyEclipse must come with WPT, given that a base install of MyEclipse was still allowing me to do exactly the same mistake as before. However I figfured out I was chosing the wrong project type. I have to chose MyEclise > Java Enterprise Projects > Enterprise Applicatio Project instead of selecting J2EE > Enterprise Application Project.
