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Hi all,
im working on Eclipse 3.1M6 using Java 5. I’ve installed the related MyEclipse (espacially for 3.1M6) and everting was fine. But unfortunately nothing happens when i want to create e.g. a Web project (also EJB and Enterprise).
After pressing “Next” nothing happened…..What did i wrong? Is Java 5 not supported? If not i would expect an error message during installation.
Greetings
Daniel
April 30, 2005 at 5:31 pm #228941
jgreenwald23Memberi am havingthe same problem – seems an obvious thing to have tested before release.
April 30, 2005 at 7:28 pm #228942
Nabil SuleimanParticipantdid you try starting eclipse with -clean ?
eclipse -clean
and yes, that function was tested before release.
May 1, 2005 at 3:57 pm #228948@nabil wrote:
did you try starting eclipse with -clean ?
eclipse -clean
and yes, that function was tested before release.
“-try” doesnt help. I’ve now configured a batch to start eclipse with Java 1.4.2_07. Same problem. On the command prompt i get the message
Unhandled event loop exception Reason: WizardNewProjectCreationPage_browseLabel
(Starting eclipse on Java 5 i don’t get this message on the command prompt)
It really seems to be a problem! Near by some details:
– WinXP Prof. Service Pack 2
– JDK 1.5.0_02 (That’s why i use 3.1M6)
– Eclipse 3.1M6What can i do? I ordered a key just a few days before because i thought this functionality (creation of projects) is only supported in the registered version. So it’s useless for me…….
Greetings
Daniel
May 1, 2005 at 4:53 pm #228949I’ve now installed all new. Now it’s working.
May 1, 2005 at 8:24 pm #228950
Scott AndersonParticipantDaniel,
Glad you got it working. This type of problem is typically caused by installing a MyEclipse release that is not the correct one for the Eclipse build that you’re using. We recently did a refresh of our beta 3.1 installation to support Eclipse 3.1M6 and my guess is that you installed a previosly downloaded build that only worked with 3.1M4. That’s why redownloading and reinstalling solved the issue for you.
May 2, 2005 at 8:43 am #228954@support-scott wrote:
Daniel,
Glad you got it working. This type of problem is typically caused by installing a MyEclipse release that is not the correct one for the Eclipse build that you’re using. We recently did a refresh of our beta 3.1 installation to support Eclipse 3.1M6 and my guess is that you installed a previosly downloaded build that only worked with 3.1M4. That’s why redownloading and reinstalling solved the issue for you.
No sorry, Scott. The versions were right.
May 2, 2005 at 8:47 am #228955Sorry. Once more in detail: I did not download a new one because i used the one (and i only had one!) which i downloaded a week ago. There could not be a version mismatch. Also on eclipse itself. I’m working with Java 5 and use the new features of it. And this is today only supported by 3.1M6.
Greetings
Daniel
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