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douglasvMemberHow do I set up an application server with the 8080 port number with myeclipse?
Riyad KallaMemberThis is a setting done on the application server side, not the MyEclipse side. Please double check your app server docs on how to setup the port they run on.
douglasvMember@support-rkalla wrote:
This is a setting done on the application server side, not the MyEclipse side. Please double check your app server docs on how to setup the port they run on.
What I tried was: from the Welcome Page -> tutorials->Create a Hello World Application;this eclipse offer
worked!
Then I tried the tutorial, Using MyEclipse with your Database and got a blank page!!!
on top of the blank page was an address:http://127.0.0.1:63487/help/index.jsp?topic…..when I started tomcat , I tried again and got: HTTP STATUS 503 – SERVLET
ORG.ECLIPSE.HELP.INTERNAL.WEBAPP.JSP.INDEX_JSP is currently unavailablethe “Eclipse tutorials work well”, “MyEclipse Tutorials are Problematic”
Do you have a patch to fix this??
Riyad KallaMemberdouglasv,
Then I tried the tutorial, Using MyEclipse with your Database and got a blank page!!!
on top of the blank page was an address:http://127.0.0.1:63487/help/index.jsp?topic…..I didn’t understand this part, you said “I tried the tutorial”, which tutorial? I’m trying to reproduce the problem locally…
douglasvMember@support-rkalla wrote:
douglasv,
Then I tried the tutorial, Using MyEclipse with your Database and got a blank page!!!
on top of the blank page was an address:http://127.0.0.1:63487/help/index.jsp?topic…..I didn’t understand this part, you said “I tried the tutorial”, which tutorial? I’m trying to reproduce the problem locally…
From the “Welcome Page”, (mouse click) “Tutorials” , (mouse click) “Using MyEclipse with your Database”
or any “MyEclipse” tutorial and you get a “Blank Page”No So with the eclipse tutorials
this is the best explanation I can give u
Scott AndersonParticipantDouglas,
Do you see a different behavior if you navigate to the help tutorials off of the top-level Help menu, or is the same?
douglasvMember@support-scott wrote:
Douglas,
Do you see a different behavior if you navigate to the help tutorials off of the top-level Help menu, or is the same?
From the “Main Menu” : Help -> Contents , Brings up an empty page
Dynamic Help: choosing any “MyEclipse Tutorial” brings up an empty page!!!
Do these TUTORIALS EXIST???
Scott AndersonParticipantDouglas,
The help system in MyEclipse is served by a local Tomcat server. When help doesn’t work properly, it’s often the result of a local security mechanism like a software firewall (Norton Internet Security, for example). If you look at your settings, you were probably asked at one point if such a service could launch and inadvertantly selected “no”.
In any event, all the tutorials do exist and are also accessbile from our website. To see exactly what your local help system holds, please go to our Help server here: http://myeclipseide.com/enterpriseworkbench/help/topic/com.genuitec.myeclipse.doc/html/intro/architecture.html
Additionally, more online tutorials are also available in our Documenation Section: http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-67.html
If you’d just like to see some demonstrations of particular features, those can be found in the Demo section here:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-16.html -
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