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I double click the desktop icon
and get:
“Down Pulse … ??? left at 0 kb/sec”
Then after a timeout , I get:
Pulse launch Errors Occurred; with a long list of jarsHow do I download “Pulse Successfully???”
Where did you download the installer from? Have you tried the optimized pulse installer available on our download page ?
Are you behind some firewall ?
@support-nipun wrote:
Where did you download the installer from? Have you tried the optimized pulse installer available on our download page ?
Are you behind some firewall ?
I downloaded it from a site I was directed to from a link in your e-mail
my firewall is invisible to the internal network@support-nipun wrote:
Where did you download the installer from? Have you tried the optimized pulse installer available on our download page ?
Are you behind some firewall ?
The Error is:
java.net.SocketTimeoutException Read Timed Out@support-nipun wrote:
Where did you download the installer from? Have you tried the optimized pulse installer available on our download page ?
Are you behind some firewall ?
I just now downloaded your optimized pulse mirror
with no change, it did not work, the error remains
java.net.SocketTimeoutException Read Timed OutDouglas,
We did do a lot of work in Pulse to make sure it could run behind most Firewall setups, although it’s certainly possible there are still networks out there that Pulse cannot run behind. You might try downloading Pulse at home to get an idea of how it works and so on, but given the “online” nature of Pulse, if it cannot even download the initial bootstrap to launch, using it in your network setting is likely going to be a no-go. We will offer more official solutions to really locked down networks early next year, but for the immediate issue of wanting to get MyEclipse installed I would strongly suggest falling back on one of the tried-and-true methods, e.g. the All in One installer for example.@support-rkalla wrote:
Douglas,
We did do a lot of work in Pulse to make sure it could run behind most Firewall setups, although it’s certainly possible there are still networks out there that Pulse cannot run behind. You might try downloading Pulse at home to get an idea of how it works and so on, but given the “online” nature of Pulse, if it cannot even download the initial bootstrap to launch, using it in your network setting is likely going to be a no-go. We will offer more official solutions to really locked down networks early next year, but for the immediate issue of wanting to get MyEclipse installed I would strongly suggest falling back on one of the tried-and-true methods, e.g. the All in One installer for example.I looked at my “Juniper ssg5” logs,(firewall) and the logs showed no entries
concerning this download, the firewall is not only invisible to the network
but is to allow any request that originate from within.However, Verizon DSL ,does provide free Anti-virus/spam scanning of the line
before it reaches me to ALL it’s customers, I have a commercial line.I have myeclipse_6.0.1, most recent install , up and running
Hmm… I suppose I would suggest trying some other control points. Maybe a machine in the DMZ if possible?
@support-rkalla wrote:
Hmm… I suppose I would suggest trying some other control points. Maybe a machine in the DMZ if possible?
I just opened myeclipse , the quick update started
At 2:24Pm completed download at 2:42Pm
I have a 3Mb download line
the download was not Continuous! but many starts and stops
maybe your server could use a higher cache limit?What was weird , is that after the install , I went to the menu -Windows-
and navigated down to preferences, and as I went over web browsers
you guest it ; the infamous pop-up window appeared and freezing up myeclipse
I clicked the close button a dozen or so times and the pop-up box dissapeared.I restarted myeclipse, went back to the menu Windows
navigated back down to the Web Browser option and it’s fly-out menu appeared,
it worked normally ?????What was weird , is that after the install , I went to the menu -Windows-
and navigated down to preferences, and as I went over web browsers
you guest it ; the infamous pop-up window appeared and freezing up myeclipse
I clicked the close button a dozen or so times and the pop-up box dissapeared.Infamous… I’m not aware of a known issue where simply bringing up the web browser menu *locks up* the workbench. Am I missing a thread somewhere that discusses this and how to reproduce it? (please let me know).
I restarted myeclipse, went back to the menu Windows
navigated back down to the Web Browser option and it’s fly-out menu appeared,
it worked normally ?????Certainly strange… but if everything is working fine… we can chalk this one up to sun spots I suppose…
