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[Closed] MyEclipse and JBoss IDE – Packing Conf/Open Folder

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  • #202151 Reply

    mangelo
    Member

    After installing MyEclipse I installed the JBoss IDE for Eclipse 2.1.2. There is a section under Project Properties for creating packaging configurations.

    I right click and add a package name. I right click on the package name and click on Add Folder. There is a Project Folder button. When I click it it generates an error in the error log and nothing happens.

    If MyEclipse IDE is not installed this works fine.

    Please HELP!!!!!!

    #202186 Reply

    support-michael
    Keymaster

    MyEclipse uses a customized version of JBossIDE’s XDoclet plugins. You’re encountering an overlap of the 2 plugins. As a result MyEclipse is not compatible with JBossIDE. Consider uninstalling JBossIDE. A future version of ME will remove this overlap.

    Michael
    MyEclipse Support.

    #202198 Reply

    mangelo
    Member

    Any idea when this future version will be ready? I need to use JBossIDE for work and I just recently purchased MyEclipse. I would not have purchased ME so soon if I had known it was not compatible with JBossIDE.

    Is there no workaround at all?

    #202208 Reply

    support-michael
    Keymaster

    Note the following process is experimental. You can manually disable MyEclipse XDoclet tools as follows and see if it resolves your problem:

    1) create dir <MyEclipse install dir>/eclipse/plugins/bak
    2) copy all org.jboss.xxx plugins into the new bak dir
    3) in <MyEclipse install dir>/eclipse/features/com.genuitec.eclipse.wdt_x.yy/feature.xml comment out the following plugin declarations

    <!--
       <plugin
             id="org.jboss.ide.eclipse.core"
             download-size="0"
             install-size="0"
             version="3.6.200"/>
    
       <plugin
             id="org.jboss.ide.eclipse.xdoclet.assist"
             download-size="0"
             install-size="0"
             version="3.6.200"/>
    
       <plugin
             id="org.jboss.ide.eclipse.xdoclet.core"
             download-size="0"
             install-size="0"
             version="3.6.200"/>
    
       <plugin
             id="org.jboss.ide.eclipse.xdoclet.run"
             download-size="0"
             install-size="0"
             version="3.6.200"/>
    
       <plugin
             id="org.jboss.ide.eclipse.xdoclet.ui"
             download-size="0"
             install-size="0"
             version="3.6.200"/>
    -->

    Michael
    MyEclipse Support

    #202222 Reply

    mangelo
    Member

    I tried the above and it did not work. Same problem exists. Did you leave out a step because I don’t understand why I should copy the plug-ins to a new directory. Did you mean to move them? I will try that next and post my results here.

    #202223 Reply

    mangelo
    Member

    I did move the org.jboss.xxx to another directory and so far so good. My dialog comes up. I will report here if there is another problem.

    Thanx for your help!!

    #202225 Reply

    Riyad Kalla
    Member

    Nice job, thanks for following up here incase someone else has trouble as well.

    #266381 Reply

    diamss
    Member

    I have another way:

    1) create dir <MyEclipse install dir>/eclipse/jboss/eclipse
    2) create file <MyEclipse install dir>/eclipse/jboss/eclipse/.eclipseextension
    3) go to Help->Software Updates->Manage Configuration
    4) Right click on MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench then click on Add->Extension Location…
    5) Select <MyEclipse install dir>/eclipse/jboss/
    6) Restart Eclipse

    .eclipseextension file content:

    name=JBoss IDE
    id=org.jboss.ide
    version=2.0.0

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