[joyceewy]

My company has upgraded PCs. We loaded MyEclipse Blue and our existing J2EE projects on the new PC, and have set up a WebSphere v6.0 server. My projects are showing compile errors due to not having definitions for classes (like servlets). I think the issue is that I don’t have the WebSphere runtime library files that I had on the old PC. I’ve attached the build path view from both PCs, so you can see the difference. How do I get the WebSphere runtime library to populate? I have the files, and tried setting up the location as a native library location, but that didn’t seem to work.

Also, a related question. The old PC had the Java JRE and JDK loaded on it. The new one only has the Java JRE. Does MyEclipseBlue need the complete JDK loaded on the PC to run J2EE apps successfully?

Thanks for your help!

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[support-swapna]

joyceewy ,

Apologies for the delayed response.

Can you answer some more questions for me to understand the issue better ?

1) Can you share your Build ID from Help > About MyEclipse Blue Edition > Build Id ?

2) Are you migrating your projects to MyEclipse from any other IDE ? If yes then which one ?

3) Did you enhance your project to work with MyEclipse ? Please take a look at this link on how to go about enhancing the projects to work with MyEclipse :
http://www.myeclipseide.com/documentation/quickstarts/blueedition/project_migration/

4) When you configure your WAS server in MyEclipse Blue, we automatically create a JDK in MyEclipse that is used to launch/debug that server. You could configure your projects to use this as their JDK.

1. Ensure that you have a correctly configured WAS Blue connector
2. Right-click your project choose Build Path > Configure Build Path
3. Switch to Libraries tab and remove the default JRE that is configured
4. Select “Add library”, then select JRE System library, then select “Alternate JRE”, then from dropdown you can select the appropriate Websphere JDK

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