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I start MyEclipse and it opens on the MyEclipse Java Perspective by default. I then click the menu icon to start the Tomcat server. However, I get no output onto the console view window while Tomcat is starting or I am using my application (which logs to the console). To get the output to show in the console view, I have to switch to the Debug perspective which takes several seconds to appear. However, once I have been to the debug perspective, the console view suddenly starts showing it’s output and the console view functions correctly in each of the perspectives I have available thereafter.
Not a big issue…just annoying.
MyEclipse V7.1.1
DaftMule,
I’m sorry you ran into this issue. This is a known issue that the dev team is already working on. We will fix this asap. Sorry for the inconvenience.alaiseca,
I could not replicate this issue in the latest release of ME8. Can you download the latest version and check if the issue persists?We have been experiencing this issue as well. A few of us use different workarounds including the one mentioned above, but the easiest is to click the downward arrow next to the run button on the menu. That seems to make the app server console visible. I am hoping that mentioning this might help you fix it since 8.0GA didn’t..
vegasdotcom,
I could not replicate this issue. I tried starting tomcat5 from the menu and from the servers tab. Can you give some more information?
1. How did you install MyEclipse? Using all-in-one installer/pulse or added MyEclipse as plug-in on top of eclipse?
2. What is the version of Tomcat that you are using?
3. Can you list out the steps in detail to replicate the issue?@support-shalini wrote:
vegasdotcom,
I could not replicate this issue. I tried starting tomcat5 from the menu and from the servers tab. Can you give some more information?
1. How did you install MyEclipse? Using all-in-one installer/pulse or added MyEclipse as plug-in on top of eclipse?
2. What is the version of Tomcat that you are using?
3. Can you list out the steps in detail to replicate the issue?1. all-in-one
2. JBoss 4.x
3. Start JBoss using the downward arrow next to Run/Stop/Start MyEclipse Servers, click JBoss.4.x, then Start. It is not 100% of the time but is close to it if you start JBoss within a few minutes of starting MyEclipse. It think this is the case because various things seem to trigger the console showing up (clicking the downward arrow next to the run icon, switching between debug and java views, clicking the java stack trace console and then closing it), so if you start JBoss as one of the first things after starting MyEclipse then it increases the chances of it happening.vegasdotcom,
so if you start JBoss as one of the first things after starting MyEclipse then it increases the chances of it happening.
I tried this several times, but I still could not replicate this. I shall ask the dev team to look into it.
Can you copy paste your installation details from MyEclipse > Installation Summary > Installation Details?Vegas,
I agree that this issue must be fixed, however the problem is that it is not too easy to reproduce and stems from a deeper problem that Eclipse itself has with console output.
Do you still see the problem exactly as you described earlier?
Start JBoss using the downward arrow next to Run/Stop/Start MyEclipse Servers, click JBoss.4.x, then Start. It is not 100% of the time but is close to it if you start JBoss within a few minutes of starting MyEclipse. It think this is the case because various things seem to trigger the console showing up (clicking the downward arrow next to the run icon, switching between debug and java views, clicking the java stack trace console and then closing it), so if you start JBoss as one of the first things after starting MyEclipse then it increases the chances of it happening.
Shalini also mentioned a few steps taht can be taken to solve the problem – open the server tab before the server starts. Does that show you the output?
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Vegas,
I agree that this issue must be fixed, however the problem is that it is not too easy to reproduce and stems from a deeper problem that Eclipse itself has with console output.
Do you still see the problem exactly as you described earlier?
Start JBoss using the downward arrow next to Run/Stop/Start MyEclipse Servers, click JBoss.4.x, then Start. It is not 100% of the time but is close to it if you start JBoss within a few minutes of starting MyEclipse. It think this is the case because various things seem to trigger the console showing up (clicking the downward arrow next to the run icon, switching between debug and java views, clicking the java stack trace console and then closing it), so if you start JBoss as one of the first things after starting MyEclipse then it increases the chances of it happening.
Shalini also mentioned a few steps taht can be taken to solve the problem – open the server tab before the server starts. Does that show you the output?
I would say that it is pretty much 100% of the time that if you start JBoss before doing other steps like switching between views, clicking the run dialog, etc. that you will get the problem.
For your question, do you mean the console tab? If it is open when you start JBoss, then you will get the problem. If you switch to something else then switch back to the console before starting JBoss, then it seems to be ok.
