Re: [ptp-dev] Problems with milestone 1 ptp build

[Dave Wootton <dwootton@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Greg
I started with a new workspace, although I had installed & wiped out my 
eclipse install a few times last night because I had problems with 
installing CDT and RSE. 

If you mean the test machine I gave you access to, it's up here, but the 
login prompt is a little slow
Dave



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Dave, FYI in the future you shouldn't need to do anything other than 
install Eclipse 3.4 and PTP 2.1. CDT and RSE should now be installed 
automatically by the update manager.

I don't see the UI problem on MacOS X. I wonder if this is a Windows 
specific thing? Did you start with a new workspace, or re-use an existing 
one?

There seem to be some network issues with the test machine at the moment, 
but I'll try the PE resource manager as soon as I can to see if I can 
repeat this problem.

Greg

On Sep 9, 2008, at 11:06 PM, Dave Wootton wrote:


I downloaded PTP 2.1 milestone 1 tonight and think I have everything 
correctly installed, Eclipse 3.4, CDT 5.0.1, RSE version 3.0 and PTP 2.1 
milestone 1. 
I noticed three problems 
1) When I open the PTP perspective, the PTP macine, resource manager and 
jobs views don't appear automatically. I can open them manually by going 
to the Windows->Views menu and finding them. 
2) I created a PE resource manager using Remote Tools as the service 
provider and was able to remotely browse to locate my PE proxy executable 
and complete the creation of the resource manager. When I try to start it, 
my proxy hangs with the following traceback when I gdb attach to it#0 
0x0fcef6fc in connect () from /lib/libpthread.so.0 
#1  0x10007978 in proxy_tcp_svr_connect (svr=0x10030020, 
    host=0xffbefe40 "9.76.74.183", port=2397) at src/proxy_tcp_svr.c:210 
#2  0x10006f7c in proxy_svr_connect (ps=0x200, host=0xffbef964 "", 
port=16) 
    at src/proxy_svr.c:89 
#3  0x10005f10 in main (argc=<value optimized out>, argv=0xffbefcd4) 
    at src/ptp_ibmpe_proxy.c:5413 
I have Eclipse installed on a Windows XP SP2 system and trying to connect 
to a remote Linux system. I was able to do this a few days ago using a PE 
proxy using a RSE service provider. I'm going thru a VPN connection plus a 
couple firewalls on my end (which is the same as a few days ago). In the 
proxy configuration I select the IP address that my Linux system sees my 
connect ion as as the address in the 'Local address for proxy connection' 
dropdown. 
3)  I tried to create a new remote C project. In the new project wizard, I 
enter a project name and uncheck 'use default location'. I pick remote 
tools as the filesystem, then click browse next to loction. There is a 
connection drop down in teh browse directory dialog that appears, but it 
is empty. If I click the 'new' button next to the connection dropdown, 
nothing happens. 

Is there some setup I need to do to get remote tools filesystems to work 
other than installing  the PTP M1 code into my Eclipse installation? 

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