[mikia]

Using either MyEclipse 6.6 or 7.0 M2, I turned off Maven4MyEclipse and enabled m2eclipse. I then imported a maven web project and tried to deploy it to Tomcat 5.5. I get the following:

Problem Occurred
Add Deployment
Reason: Invalid Subscription Level – Discontinuing this MyEclipse operation.

An internal error occurred during: “Add Deployment”.
Invalid Subscription Level – Discontinuing this MyEclipse operation.

Then a window asking to upgrade subscription opens up. Why can’t I deploy?

[Loyal Water]

Can you go to Windows > Prefs > MyEclipse > Subscription and check if the key is still valid?

[mikia]

Subscriber: mikia
Product ID: E2MY (MyEclipse Standard Subscription)
License version: 2.7
Full Maintenance Included
Subscription expiration date (YYYYMMDD): 20090530
Number of licenses: 1

[Loyal Water]

I have sent you a *PM*.

[Carlos Garcia Garcia]

Myeclipse 7 is giving me the same error, subscription info as follows:

Subscriber: carlisg
Product ID: E2MY (MyEclipse Standard Subscription)
License version: 2.7
Full Maintenance Included
Subscription expiration date (YYYYMMDD): 20090702
Number of licenses: 1

[Loyal Water]

carlisg,
Im sorry you ran into this issue. We are looking into this and we shall try to get this fixed asap.

[karidrgn]

I’m getting the same problem when I’m deploying a project. I have a similar one downloaded from a different repository which has no problem with deploying.

I got a similar message when I was playing around trying to fix missing artifact errors and went to Maven 4 import jar file into repository

[Loyal Water]

karidrgn,
Are you working with a standard license as well?

[karidrgn]

yes I am.

[Loyal Water]

karidrgn,
This is a known issue and Im afraid we dont have a workaround for you. You cannot work with Maven Projects if you have a standard license. Maven support is only available with the Pro subscription.

[bvanschaayk]

I am using 7.5 with a standard license and I am having the same issue. I am trying to deploy a maven project, I get the same result with the m2eclipse features enabled and disabled in the maven4eclipse configuration. The only reason I use MyEclipse is for the deployment feature. This restriction is totally unacceptable, I am now losing functionality which I paid for because of an unrelated feature which is only available under a different license. More to this end there is no method to remove or disable the maven4eclipse component so that the standard m2eclipse plugin can be installed. I am not at all impressed.

[support-joy]

Hi bvanschaayk,

As Nipun said above, you cannot work with Maven Projects if you have a standard license.
And about disabling Maven4MyEclipse, we have an option to enable or disable Maven4MyEclipse or m2eclipse. Go to Windows–>Preferences, expand MyEclipse Enterprise workbench and click on Maven4MyEclipse. You’ll see two check boxes, one for Maven4MyEclipse and the other one for m2eclipse.

[bvanschaayk]

Disabling Maven4Eclipse in the preferences still does not allow you to install the standard m2eclipse plugin. I’ve had to downgrade to MyEclipse 5.5 before Maven4Eclipse was added so I can actually do my work.

[Loyal Water]

bvanschaayk,
Maven web project deployment code is a part of MyEclipse Maven support, not m2eclipse. I.e. there are advanced features like deploying dependencies according to their scope, etc. It requires our pro license as it is pro feature

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