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Help - Installation problems [message #51471]

Tue, 02 November 2004 15:13

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: jeffmil.us.ibm.com

Folks, I've downloaded and unzipped both wtp-1.0M1.zip and
wtp-wst-1.0M1.zip and restarted Eclipse. I see nothing relate to Web
tools anywhere in the application. Is there something else I have to do
in the install?

Thanks alot,

<WS-Jeff>

jeffmil@us.ibm.com

Re: Help - Installation problems [message #51498 is a reply to message #51471]

Tue, 02 November 2004 17:47

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: jmordax.terra.es

First of all, you just need wtp-1.0M1.zip (which includes
wtp-wst-1.0M1.zip).
Once you have installed that file, start Eclipse R3.0.1, go to: Help ->
Software Updates -> Manage Configuration... and make sure that the
feature is enabled.
Then, go to File -> New -> Other and make sure you have two folders
called: J2EE and Servers.

Please, notice that WTP M1 hasn't the functuonality needed to work on
J2EE projects.... so you won't see a JSP editor o a EJB wizard yet. But
things are moving.....

Regards,

Chemi.

Jeff Miller wrote:

> Folks, I've downloaded and unzipped both wtp-1.0M1.zip and
> wtp-wst-1.0M1.zip and restarted Eclipse. I see nothing relate to Web
> tools anywhere in the application. Is there something else I have to
> do in the install?
>
> Thanks alot,
>
> <WS-Jeff>
>
> jeffmil@us.ibm.com

Re: Help - Installation problems [message #51546 is a reply to message #51498]

Wed, 03 November 2004 08:08

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: jeffmil.us.ibm.com

Chemi, that was it. I had looked there before and didn't see anything
related. But then I saw I had to show the disabled features and then I
could see the WTP stuff. And after enabling it I could see the
functionality in Eclipse. I have a few duplicate Preferences entries
around Servers and Web but I will clear that one up later. Thanks for
your help!

</WS-Jeff>

Chemi wrote:
> First of all, you just need wtp-1.0M1.zip (which includes
> wtp-wst-1.0M1.zip).
> Once you have installed that file, start Eclipse R3.0.1, go to: Help ->
> Software Updates -> Manage Configuration... and make sure that the
> feature is enabled.
> Then, go to File -> New -> Other and make sure you have two folders
> called: J2EE and Servers.
>
> Please, notice that WTP M1 hasn't the functuonality needed to work on
> J2EE projects.... so you won't see a JSP editor o a EJB wizard yet. But
> things are moving.....
>
> Regards,
>
> Chemi.
>
> Jeff Miller wrote:
>
>> Folks, I've downloaded and unzipped both wtp-1.0M1.zip and
>> wtp-wst-1.0M1.zip and restarted Eclipse. I see nothing relate to Web
>> tools anywhere in the application. Is there something else I have to
>> do in the install?
>>
>> Thanks alot,
>>
>> <WS-Jeff>
>>
>> jeffmil@us.ibm.com
>
>

Re: Help - Installation problems [message #52244 is a reply to message #51471]

Mon, 08 November 2004 09:17

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: pku_lisihao.163.com;pku_lisihao.yahoo.com.cn

Jeff Miller wrote:

> Folks, I've downloaded and unzipped both wtp-1.0M1.zip and
> wtp-wst-1.0M1.zip and restarted Eclipse. I see nothing relate to Web
> tools anywhere in the application. Is there something else I have to do
> in the install?
>
> Thanks alot,
>
> <WS-Jeff>
>
> jeffmil@us.ibm.com
Hi,i encounter this problem too.Anyone else can give me some advises?There
is nothing about install and usage in the webpage of WTP.
--
Hello,friend from world of eclipse.I am a new-bie in the world of java and
eclipse.I need your help to improve my ability and make the java world
better and stronger.

Re: Help - Installation problems [message #52297 is a reply to message #51546]

Mon, 08 November 2004 09:49

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: pku_lisihao.163.com;pku_lisihao.yahoo.com.cn

Jeff Miller wrote:

> Chemi, that was it. I had looked there before and didn't see anything
> related. But then I saw I had to show the disabled features and then I
> could see the WTP stuff. And after enabling it I could see the
> functionality in Eclipse. I have a few duplicate Preferences entries
> around Servers and Web but I will clear that one up later. Thanks for
> your help!
>
> </WS-Jeff>
>
> Chemi wrote:
>> First of all, you just need wtp-1.0M1.zip (which includes
>> wtp-wst-1.0M1.zip).
>> Once you have installed that file, start Eclipse R3.0.1, go to: Help ->
>> Software Updates -> Manage Configuration... and make sure that the
>> feature is enabled.
>> Then, go to File -> New -> Other and make sure you have two folders
>> called: J2EE and Servers.
>>
>> Please, notice that WTP M1 hasn't the functuonality needed to work on
>> J2EE projects.... so you won't see a JSP editor o a EJB wizard yet. But
>> things are moving.....
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Chemi.
>>
>> Jeff Miller wrote:
>>
>>> Folks, I've downloaded and unzipped both wtp-1.0M1.zip and
>>> wtp-wst-1.0M1.zip and restarted Eclipse. I see nothing relate to Web
>>> tools anywhere in the application. Is there something else I have to
>>> do in the install?
>>>
>>> Thanks alot,
>>>
>>> <WS-Jeff>
>>>
>>> jeffmil@us.ibm.com
>>
>>
Very thanks your help,Chemi.I'm just forgotten that eclipse sometimes should
disable new features installed.
Thanks again.
--
Hello,friend from world of eclipse.I am a new-bie in the world of java and
eclipse.I need your help to improve my ability and make the java world
better and stronger.

Re: Help - Installation problems [message #53245 is a reply to message #51498]

Sun, 14 November 2004 12:05

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: sam.psfdevrip-it.com

"Chemi" <jmordax@terra.es> wrote in message news:cm92qh$ad$1@eclipse.org...
> First of all, you just need wtp-1.0M1.zip (which includes
> wtp-wst-1.0M1.zip).
> Once you have installed that file, start Eclipse R3.0.1, go to: Help ->
> Software Updates -> Manage Configuration... and make sure that the feature
> is enabled.
> Then, go to File -> New -> Other and make sure you have two folders
> called: J2EE and Servers.
>
> Please, notice that WTP M1 hasn't the functuonality needed to work on J2EE
> projects.... so you won't see a JSP editor o a EJB wizard yet. But things
> are moving.....
>
> Regards,
>
> Chemi.
>

Sorry for jumping in the middle of this thread.

I have wtp-1.0M1.zip. Do I unzip it into the root directory of my Eclipse
install? The rest of your instructions look pretty straightforward.

I use WebSphere at work and just downloaded and installed Eclipse
yesterday. All I can say so far is FANTASTIC! This will make testing code,
projects, etc. at home much more seamless!

--
SamMan
Rip it to reply

Re: Help - Installation problems [message #53302 is a reply to message #53245]

Mon, 15 November 2004 04:16

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: jmordax.terra.es

SamMan wrote:

>Sorry for jumping in the middle of this thread.
>
>I have wtp-1.0M1.zip. Do I unzip it into the root directory of my Eclipse
>install? The rest of your instructions look pretty straightforward.
>
> I use WebSphere at work and just downloaded and installed Eclipse
>yesterday. All I can say so far is FANTASTIC! This will make testing code,
>projects, etc. at home much more seamless!
>
The zip file should contain an eclipse dircetory with other two
directories: \plugins and \features; you should copy \plugins content in
top of your current \plugin dircetory and the same thing with \features one.

Hope this helps,

Chemi.

Webtools and OC4J [message #65939 is a reply to message #53302]

Tue, 18 January 2005 07:55

Eclipse User

Hi all,

I'm quite sure I will get beaten for stupidity after this mail but:

I'm using Eclipse 3.1M4 with WTP version M2 ??? maybe M3 I deleted the
zip file and have not been able to discover the version of WTP... the
pluginlist shows 1.0.0...

To my Question... everything seems to work fine with tomcat... but I
don't want to use catalina... I need an working oc4j version... so I
copied the bea-serverfile to oc4j.server in:
${eclipse.home}/plugins/org.eclipse.jst.server.generic.core_ 1.0.0
after that I edited the file to the values I think should fit for oc4j
(start, shutdown and un-/deploly options) I'm quite sure my server-specs
will work but it doesn't even show up in the "Generic Server Runtime"
list and the "search for new server runtime" doesn't even recognize
oc4j.jar as a runtime...

So my question is:
How can I add a new server runtime by hand?!

Thnx in advance...

Re: Webtools and OC4J ... nearly?! solved [message #65994 is a reply to message #65939]

Tue, 18 January 2005 12:06

Eclipse User

Hi again,

and sorry for the double posting...

now I got the OC4J to display in the List... I also get Errors on start
ing when an other instance is already running on the same port and
stuff... but I can't get the thing to keep up after it started it
immediatly shuts down... anyone got the webtools running with oc4j?!?!

thnx

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