[phahn]

Hi Guys,

I just installed Myeclipse on my powerbook to do some jsp work. It is not that nice now because the ibm compiler doesnt support hotcodereplace and the sun-jdk is not available for linux/ppc as far as i know.

Does anyone perhaps have an idea how i can get the jsp validation to run and which java vm is best to use? 1.3.1 blackdown or 1.4.2 ibm? or are there any others out there which you can recommend me?

I also ran Myeclipse under Mac OSX which worked quite very fine for me.

Help would much appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Pascal

[Greg]

To get JSP validation to work you have to ensure that your PATH is setup to allow javac to run from a shell. So bring up a command shell and type

javac

If the javac is executed that JSP validation should run if eclipse is launched from the same command shell. If javac doesn’t run, they you need to set your JAVA_HOME and JDK_HOME environmental variables to point to your jdk base directory. Then set JAVAC env var to the path for the javac executable. Lastly, modify your PATH variable to include the $JDK_HOME/bin directory.

Then you should be able to run javac from the command line and now JSP validation should work fine in MyEclipse.

[donpasquale]

I can execute the javac from the shell. it all works fine. the only problem i have is i think that the sun-jdk isnt available for linux/ppc and that the ibm jdk wont support hotcode replace in my option.

Perhaps you could help me with that in any way.

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