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Bryan,
We don’t have ‘per incident’ phone support; it’s provided only as part of our enterprise agreements at this time.
Back to your problem, you seem to be hung up on the concept of Web Project capabilities. According to your .project file, the project already *is* a MyEclipse web project. So, can you be very specific as to what is not working as you expect it to? Even after all these posts, you haven’t given us any detail other than “it doesn’t work”. We need some specfics of what you expect and what it’s doing instead to be able to tell you if this is a configuration issue and suggest changes to help you. Can you explain how your new project is laid out? It’s directory structure, web root location, etc?
I try to deploy my program to the server using the Manage Deployments Box. Shouldn’t my program be in the drop down box in the upper left part of the Manage Deloyments Box? My problem is that my program is not showing up in the Manage Deployments Box, if it’s not there I can’t deploy it to the server.
Check your log file for exceptions (<workspace dir>\.metadata\.log) see if there is any exception pertaining to the project.
Next right click on your project and go to Properties, do you see a MyEclipse-Web properties panel? If so, what are the values you have entered? Have you tried restarting MyEclipse using the -clean command line argument as outlined here: http://www.myeclipseide.com/FAQ+index-myfaq-yes-id_cat-30.html#343
Have you tried creating a new Web Project (File > New > Project > Web Project) and immediately opened the deployment window and seeing if that new one is shown?
Also I would like your Eclipse version and Build ID from your Help > About screen as well as your version and build ID Of MyEclipse from your Window > Preferences > MyEclipse screen.
Shouldn’t my program be in the drop down box in the upper left part of the Manage Deloyments Box?
Yes, it should and it’s odd that it isn’t. Do you have a server configured? When you use our New Web Project wizard and create a new, empty web project does it show up in the deployment manager dialog? It sounds like some of the metadata (‘.’ files) have been lost or corrupted in the project you’re working on. If the new project *does* show up for deployment, can you add your source to it in the appropriate directories? Does it become “undeployable” at some point in this process? Note that you should *not* copy over any ‘.’ files from one project to the new one; just your own source and descriptors, etc.
Riyad
Eclipse SDK 3.1M5 can’t find the build ID
MyEclipse 3.8.4+QF2 Beta for 3.1 Build ID 200502031200- 3.8.4+QF2 Beta for 3.1When try to open the MyEclpise-Web properties panel it gives me this error: The currently displayed page contains invalid values.
I have tried to make a webproject from scratch and deploying it still will not display in the Manage Deployments Box.
There is an error in the error log: Problems occurred when invoking code from plug-in: “org.eclipse.core.resources”.
Scott
Yes I have Tomcat 5.0 Configured
New projects don’t show up in the deployment manager dialog.
Eclipse SDK 3.1M5 can’t find the build ID
MyEclipse 3.8.4+QF2 Beta for 3.1 Build ID 200502031200- 3.8.4+QF2 Beta for 3.1We never did a M5 compatiable build… I’m going to guess that this is likely 90% of the cause of your problems. Before we even conitnue down this path, please try and download Eclipse 3.1 GA (released today) and then download MyEclipse 4.0 Milestone 2 Beta for Eclipse 3.1 (released this morning as well) from our site.
Using incompatible builds of Eclipse and MyEclipse is such a nightmare to track down bugs in because all of this could be simple API breaks between ME and E and not bugs at all.
Thanks guys I’ll try that and let you know how it goes. Should I uninstall both eclipse and myeclipse and start from scratch??
