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Since 7.0, I’ve had this occur repeatedly… meaning everytime.
I boot MyEclipse. If I’ve been in the MyEclipse Java Enterprise perspective, it obviously boots into that same perspective.
After all is loaded, it doesn’t matter which app server I’m using (I use both Glassfish for some and Tomcat for others) when I click to start the server from the “Server” view, it doesn’t jump over to the Console view and display the loading messages. Even if I manually click the Console tab, no instructions/messages are streaming by. But the app server does load, there’s just no indication of it.
Now, in order to get the Console to display the instructions/messages, I have to right-click on the Project and say “Run as server application.” It shifts to the Console view immediately and instructions/messages stream by. Once I’ve loaded the app server in this manner, it then works in the original way (from the Server view) from that point forward without incident.
This is not a big thing, but it’s annoying. Unless I’m going through a tutorial, I like to see my application as a user would see it, not in the internal MyEclipse browser. So I don’t often use the “Run as server application” method of loading the app from the right-click on Project method.
Doug
Doug,
I was unable to reproduce this issue at my end. When I start a server in the server view, the IDE opens up the console view. Are you working with ME 7.0.1?Can you list the exact steps to help me replicate this issue.
I’ve seen the same thing happening, but only on a few occasions, like once per 2 or 3 weeks or so. I use MyEclipse ~8 hours per day/6 days per week, so the frequency of this bug occurring is not really high. Nevertheless, it’s definitely there.
henk,
Thank you for confirming this bug. I haven’t run into this issue yet but I have already file a PR for the dev team and they are looking into this issue. I’ll add a note that henk ran into this issue as well.me too! I’ve seen it occur gradually more often. Sometimes changing perspective would help, but then again, using SQLExplorer for debugging your Java code seems a bit silly.
At other occasions no perspectives would have consoles anymore.
Today I caught a console again, but when I tried to drag it to its normal place, I disappeared again. In the beginning it was sort of amusing….
I work with MyEclipse 6.0.1 GA on a Debian 64bit copmuter.
The dev team is already working on this issue. I’ll add the information you have provided to the PR that I have filed.
Same problem occurs here.
When I start my tomcat server the console gives me no feedback. Nothing happens.
My work-around is to open and close the Java stack trace console. After I’ve done that the console of my tomcat server appeares.I use ME 7.1.1 and have already tryed to start using the ‘-clean’ parameter. This doesn’t help.
