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Just update Ubuntu to 11.10 (64bit) – since then MyEclipse has stared hanging when opening an existing workspace. It will open a new workspace and import existing projects OK. But will not reopen a workspace. None of the GUI feature response to mouse-over and after a while it grayed out – non responsive.
I have tries switch back to Gnome but the problem seams to persists. Have I got a compatibility issues with the desktop?
sphunter,
Did you perform the Ubuntu upgrade to an existing system? If so, can you try re-installing MyEclipse or, better still, completely uninstall it and then install a fresh copy?
We don’t currently have an Ubuntu 11.10 system on which to test but it is planned.
@support-tony wrote:
sphunter,
Did you perform the Ubuntu upgrade to an existing system? If so, can you try re-installing Myeclipse or, better still, completely uninstall it and then install a fresh copy?
.Thanks, I first did an Ubuntu upgrade and got the error so then I did a clean install of Ubuntu and Myeclipse (full install with default options). The error is consistent when opening an existing workspace with projects.
Steve
Steve,
I’ve installed Ubuntu 11.10 and MyEclipse 9.1. I have no problem opening workspaces with projects and hover help works fine when editing Java classes or JSP files. So far, it hasn’t grayed out as non-responsive.
Do you have any plug-ins installed in MyEclipse or do you have a different desktop installed on Ubuntu?
Can you try a fresh workspace and create new projects rather than importing any, just to to check if the problem might be related to your imported projects?
Hi,
first of all, sorry for my english, I found a solution for you, it works for me.
In your workspace folder, open the “.metadata/.plugins/” and erase folder that begin like “org.eclipse.ui”.
rm -rf org.eclipse.ui.*You will have to reconfigure your interface, to re-open your tab etc …
Hope it will help
@gihpru wrote:
Hi,
first of all, sorry for my english, I found a solution for you, it works for me.
In your workspace folder, open the “.metadata/.plugins/” and erase folder that begin like “org.eclipse.ui”.
rm -rf org.eclipse.ui.*You will have to reconfigure your interface, to re-open your tab etc …
Hope it will help
Yes it does look like it was workspace related, and removing (or in my case renaming) the org.eclipse.uk.* folders does fix the problem.
I had two: org.eclipse.ui.ide and org.eclipse.ui.workbench. The later was recreated when I open thye workspace. The first was not?
Thanks for the quick fix 🙂
Steve,
I’m glad it’s working.
However, this is mysterious since you said you’d tried with a new workspace (which would not even have had a .metadata folder to start with).
The main thing is that you’re running again. Let us know if you have any further questions.
gihpru,
Thanks for helping out.
Do you know what the problem was with those files? How did you discover the fix?
