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danielkohlParticipantHi all,
im working on Eclipse 3.1M6 using Java 5. I’ve installed the related MyEclipse (espacially for 3.1M6) and everting was fine. But unfortunately nothing happens when i want to create e.g. a Web project (also EJB and Enterprise).
After pressing “Next” nothing happened…..What did i wrong? Is Java 5 not supported? If not i would expect an error message during installation.
Greetings
Daniel
jgreenwald23Memberi am havingthe same problem – seems an obvious thing to have tested before release.
Nabil SuleimanParticipantdid you try starting eclipse with -clean ?
eclipse -clean
and yes, that function was tested before release.
danielkohlParticipant@nabil wrote:
did you try starting eclipse with -clean ?
eclipse -clean
and yes, that function was tested before release.
“-try” doesnt help. I’ve now configured a batch to start eclipse with Java 1.4.2_07. Same problem. On the command prompt i get the message
Unhandled event loop exception Reason: WizardNewProjectCreationPage_browseLabel
(Starting eclipse on Java 5 i don’t get this message on the command prompt)
It really seems to be a problem! Near by some details:
– WinXP Prof. Service Pack 2
– JDK 1.5.0_02 (That’s why i use 3.1M6)
– Eclipse 3.1M6What can i do? I ordered a key just a few days before because i thought this functionality (creation of projects) is only supported in the registered version. So it’s useless for me…….
Greetings
Daniel
danielkohlParticipantI’ve now installed all new. Now it’s working.
Scott AndersonParticipantDaniel,
Glad you got it working. This type of problem is typically caused by installing a MyEclipse release that is not the correct one for the Eclipse build that you’re using. We recently did a refresh of our beta 3.1 installation to support Eclipse 3.1M6 and my guess is that you installed a previosly downloaded build that only worked with 3.1M4. That’s why redownloading and reinstalling solved the issue for you.
danielkohlParticipant@support-scott wrote:
Daniel,
Glad you got it working. This type of problem is typically caused by installing a MyEclipse release that is not the correct one for the Eclipse build that you’re using. We recently did a refresh of our beta 3.1 installation to support Eclipse 3.1M6 and my guess is that you installed a previosly downloaded build that only worked with 3.1M4. That’s why redownloading and reinstalling solved the issue for you.
No sorry, Scott. The versions were right.
danielkohlParticipantSorry. Once more in detail: I did not download a new one because i used the one (and i only had one!) which i downloaded a week ago. There could not be a version mismatch. Also on eclipse itself. I’m working with Java 5 and use the new features of it. And this is today only supported by 3.1M6.
Greetings
Daniel
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