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Ok guys we did some research on this and figured out what is going on, here’s the deal:
1. MyEclipse’s integration of Spring IDE includes the Mylyn-extensions of SpringIDE which require Mylyn 2.3
2. If you add Mylyn to your MyEclipse 6.5 profile in Pulse, Pulse will provision the latest compatible version of each piece of software (and in MyEclipse’s profile, we didn’t set a hard-dependency on Mylyn 2.3, so it gets upgraded to Mylyn 3.0)
3. The upgrade to Mylyn 3.0 is what causes all the Spring stuff to throw exceptions and break.
4. Even after removing Mylyn from the MyEclipse Profile, it can still load and still cause the bug.FIX: Remove Mylyn form your MyEclipse Profile, right-click on the profile and do Reinstall and Run, that will completely remove it and fire the profile back up.
KNOWN ISSUE: You cannot add Mylyn right now, in Pulse, to MyEclipse. We are working on getting all the snaffus mentioned above fixed. Sorry for the trouble guys but thank you for bringing it to our attention, very interesting use case here with some area we can tighten up ASAP.
Removing Mylyn fixed all my problems. I had hoped to try using Mylyn for my projects but I can wait until the issues are resolved.
Thanks
Thanks for the update guys. Doing a “Reinstall and Run” seems to clear up the issue until you restart MyEclipse or install any other component (not related to Mylyn) from the Pulse Catalog. Give it a try. I went from having a fulling functional Spring IDE to “java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/eclipse/mylyn/context/core/IInteractionContextListener” by simply restarting my workspace.
Is there a settings file of log that I can send you to help expedite a fix?
In my case the problem does not reappear after a restart. I have not tried adding another component from the catalog though.
