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hi ,
i installed in web sphere in C\:ibm\ folderThe following steps i have done…….
websphereHome directory: C:\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer
profile rootdirectory: C:\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\profiles\AppSrv01
Node Name BCTCW-madhukarnNode01
Cell Name BCTCW-madhukarnNode01Cell
Server name server1Coming to the jdk: C:\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\java
when i start the server then i get the error
<JIT: FullSpeedDebug: ignoring countString> in console of myeclipse.
i think there is a problem related to jdk path in ibm….
can i know which jdk it will take in the installation process…..
in my system i installed jdk1.5….
It is getting stopped at the follwing
weblogic61Server[Remote java application]C:\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\java\bin\javawYou will have to use the JDK that comes along with websphere. I suggest you go through this tutorial on *Using Websphere* to get a better idea on how to configure Websphere with MyEclipse.
http://myeclipseide.com/enterpriseworkbench/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.genuitec.myeclipse.doc/html/quickstarts/websphere6/index.htmlFirst of all thank u for replying….
i am using the jdk which comes along with IBM only….i gone through that tutorial allready..that tutorial is only for WebSPhere 6 and not for WebSphere 6.1.thats the probelm….Hi cvakumar,
I wanted to know what are the problems you are facing due to this error that you see in the console. Are you facing a problem deploying your app? Or are you facing a problem trying to run your app? Or are you facing a problem when you try to debug your app? Or is there some other problem that I missed ?cvakumar,
If you switch to the Debug perspective, you should be able to see the server process. Additionally if you try and access the app server at the default port in your browser, you should get a reply.Hi,
I am having the exact same problem, the debugger in my case is working but nothing are shown in the myEclipse console when I started Websphere in the debug mode, is there any solution for that particular issue>???
Thanks,
Jerome.
Jerome,
It sounds to me like you forgot to set WebSphere up to send it’s output to the console so MyEclipse could pick it up. Please take a look at our tutorial here:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/images/tutorials/quickstarts/websphere6/it’s for WebSphere 6, but the section on setting the server output is the same for 6.0 and 6.1 I believe.
Hi,
I d not get a reply from that link -> http://www.myeclipseide.com/images/tutorials/quickstarts/websphere6/
Maybe the server is hanging or something with that part of the myeclipse website is wrong (though it was working well yesterday).Could you send me the instruction in the post reply.
Thanks,
Jerome.
Hi again,
Here is the situation :
1) I found an article in IBM redbook to set the stdout/stderr in the console so I am fine with the trace log in the myEclipse
console.
2) The problem with that message error -> JIT: FullSpeedDebug: ignoring countString still remains.So, they were two problems, the one with trace log in the console of myEclipse is solve for me, but the message error
“JIT: FullSpeedDebug: ignoring countString” still remains in the console logs when I start Websphere 6.1 with myEclipse, it doesn’t seems to bother but just wondering why it’s only there when I started it with myEclipse and not with the Websphere admin console (or command line).Thanks,
Jerome.
Jerome,
I’m sorry I don’t know enough about WebSphere to know what that actual phrase means… I hope it’s not stopping any functionality from working though.Hi rkalla,
Not sure it’s really a problem with Websphere, because I cannot see that line in the Stak trace of the Websphere logs when I launching it through the command line, I believe this output appearing beacuse an issue with the connector at the launch time, I will eventually also post that error on IBM FAQ.
Regards,
Jerome.
