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Hi I have seen looking at your online tutorial demo in flash for Struts – I have eclipse 3.1, and the 30 day trial of myEclipse, and I notice alot of the functionality in the demo is not in the myEclipse Trial I downloaded eg the Lay Out view of the struts-congig.xml, the gui for creating form beans, setting up the attributes of the action-mapping, all in one rather than doing them individaully in the xml file itself. – I do not have these gui options
Your demo looks very good and if it means getting the extra functionality I would not mind buying the tool – is the trial version the reason I lack this functionality?Many thanks
Joe
Joe,
Everything is included in the trial. The issue might be that simply double-clicking a file to open it isn’t causing our editors to be used the first time. That can happen with an existing workspace. For example, on your struts-config.xml file, right-click on it in the Package Explorer view and select Open With… > MyEclipse Struts Editor. That will likely take care of the issue. If not, try restarting eclipse with -clean
(ie. eclipse.exe -clean) and try to “Open With…” again. Working now?Joe,
I would like to add, as you saw in the tutorial, that the visual designer is ojnly available for projects that have “Struts capabilities” added to them. If you are editing ane xisting project and never added Struts Capabilities to it, then you won’t be able to use the “MyEclipse Struts Editor” as Scott mentioned, so make sure you ahve done that step.Thanks for thye help – got got the application created – I used the wrong editor to open the struts-config.xm.
I now want to deploy it on JBoss 3. I have the server installed.When I went to deploy the struts application to the JBoss by using the Eclipse Manage Deployment (as used in the tutorial) I get an error refering to the JBoss JDK name ‘The server is enabled but not cinfigured properly. DEployment to it will not be permitted until the problem is corrected. Please navigate to ther server preference pages and verify the field with the prompt JBoss Home Directory – I have the JDK set up for JBoss, is this Home Directory set in myeclipse or JBoss it self – I have looked on google and in the other forums but could not fine the answer.
I appreciate this is a fairly basic question but any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
Joe
Just a few things here:
1) You mentioned you want to deploy to JBoss 3, but mention you have a JBOSS_HOME env var set to JBoss 4 install. Which version do you want to deploy to?
2) Depending on which app server you want to deploy to, navigate to Window > Preferences > MyEclipse > Application Servers and enable the version you want and disable the other one (JBoss 3 / 4).
3) Select the app server you enabled and setup the Home Dir to the directory of your JBoss install, this should fill out most of the rest of the form for you.
4) Click your JDK sub preferences under the JBoss connector you chose, use the dropdown to select a JDK that you configured already. If you have not configured a JDK, then click Add and configure a new one.
NOTE: When we say JDK here, we mean a full JDK install that contains a \bin, \jre and \lib dir. We are namely looking here for the \lib\tools.jar file as this is required by the app server to compile the JSP pages at run time.
