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Sounds pretty much the same, except that my WL SP4 install was set up some time ago. I just added the domains. Perhaps I should try to re-install MyEclipse and/ or Eclipse. What is the reccomended order of install and are there any install settings that are needed. I installed Eclipse first, then downloaded and installed MyEclipse, accepting all the defaults and leaving the working directory as set up in Eclipse (the default). I followed the install instructions in the documentation for both products. Should I start over?
First I would suggest a brand new workspace, since Eclipse stores almost everything in the workspace, creating a new workspace is a lot like a fresh reinstall.
File > Switch Workspace > C:\tempworkspace > Hit OK to restart. Now re-setup WebLogic and try and start it (don’t forget to re-add JRockit JDK).
I would re-install weblogic. I did it and it worked PERFECTLY. The problem lies somewhere in your initial weblogic setup for sure.
Last night I uninstalled it, then did a complete re-installation of it. Pretty much just like rkalla said, went through everything, and changed teh password to password…..and of course, made the domain defaults to what I know myeclipse was already looking for….
worked like a champ.
@support-rkalla wrote:
First I would suggest a brand new workspace, since Eclipse stores almost everything in the workspace, creating a new workspace is a lot like a fresh reinstall.
File > Switch Workspace > C:\tempworkspace > Hit OK to restart. Now re-setup WebLogic and try and start it (don’t forget to re-add JRockit JDK).
OK. It worked! It seems that my original install had an issue. Perhaps it is not wise to keep the default workspace directory when you install MyEclipse on top of Eclipse.
@dndelisle wrote:
@support-rkalla wrote:
First I would suggest a brand new workspace, since Eclipse stores almost everything in the workspace, creating a new workspace is a lot like a fresh reinstall.
File > Switch Workspace > C:\tempworkspace > Hit OK to restart. Now re-setup WebLogic and try and start it (don’t forget to re-add JRockit JDK).
OK. It worked! It seems that my original install had an issue. Perhaps it is not wise to keep the default workspace directory when you install MyEclipse on top of Eclipse.
I might add that it also works with other domains, servers and jdk’s, so the problem was definitely in the way that Eclipse/MyEclipse was set up!
