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In the default Mac workspace folder (/users/mork/Workspaces), if I do a New… and then attempt to create a new Web Service project, I get no dialog at all.
However, if I change my workspace to some other folder, it works OK.
Is there something configuration-wise that could cause this?
I do have a nested workspace under the default one (/users/mork/Workspaces/Other) so perhaps that could cause this problem? I don’t think so since creating other types of projects work OK. It’s just the Web Service Project in the default workspace that doesn’t work.
I just re-installed MyEcipse 7.1 yesterday.
Thanks in advance.
— M
Default workspace location on Mac is ~/Workspaces/MyEclipse 7.1 – not ~/Workspaces
But – still – I can create web project even in ~/Workspaces. Can you check the log in ~/Workspaces/.metadata/.log? There’s some problem that I don’t see on my setup.
Hi Eugene,
Web project works fine, it’s a Web Services Project that gives me trouble.
Basically, when I’m in the Workspaces folder and try to create a new Web Services Project, nothing happens.
Is there an email address I could send you the fresh log file to?
— M
@Mork wrote:
Hi Eugene,
Web project works fine, it’s a Web Services Project that gives me trouble.
Basically, when I’m in the Workspaces folder and try to create a new Web Services Project, nothing happens.
Is there an email address I could send you the fresh log file to?
— M
Yes, I meant Web Service project. The wizard works for me.
Please, e-mail to support@genuitec.com and add notice “For Eugene”.
I believe you copied your workspace from Windows. Please check following preference page: Java/Build Path/User Libraries – there seems to be a library that references C:/Program Files/Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Driver for JDBC/lib/msbase.jar – this path is invalid on Mac OS X and causes this (and, likely may cause some other) problems.
Yes, you’re correct about the copying, though I thought with all the deletions and re-creations of this Workspaces folder, any C:\Windows references would have been long gone by now…
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Here’s what I’ve now done based on your posting:
Under Java…ClassPath Variables, I removed the reference to SQL Server.
Creating Web Services Project still doesn’t work.
Then, however, when I clicked “Build Path…User Libraries”, I got an error that it couldn’t create this page.
Here’s the error I then got:
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Unable to create the selected preference page.
assertion failed: Path for IClasspathEntry must be absolute: C:/Program Files/Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Driver for JDBC/lib/msbase.jar———————————-
Is there an XML file or .ini file I now need to edit?
Thanks…I think we’re close.
— M
i would not advise to use such workspace. As you can see this may cause random errors in MyEclipse behavior.
So what should I do????
I’ve deleted the /Workspaces folder before.
As it is now, I cannot even use the MyEclipse built-in function…so MyEclipse is again… broken.
Please advise how I get the MyEclipse functionality to work again, OK?
I’ll send you another email with a screen shot of the issue.
Look forward to hearing back soon.
Thanks.
— M
Please do the following:
1. Create a new workspace.
2. Import all the project into the workspace (either from CVS/SVN or using “Import Existing Projects”)That looks like it’s going to work.
Isn’t there a file I can remove to fix the problem?
There’s a .DS_Store file in the .metadata directory, for example.
I’m a little confused about where the exact problem is.
Thanks.
— M
Even if we fix this particular (library) issue there is still a chance that you will see other random problems that will degrade your experience with MyEclipse.
The workspace is not designed to be copied between workstations.
