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I installed to a new location created a new project and got a compiler compliance level message “see attached document”
I can open pages with the web page editor no problem.
I t stll crashes when trying to open with the visual jsp designer. The log files look the same as the ones I previously posted them anyway.
I realize that the posts initially said something different but the situation evolved and I learned more about the problem as we went on.
I installed eclipse on an older windows 7 laptop and the jsp designer worked albeit took a long time to loadgme58,
Sorry about that. I didn’t realise that the installer would default the base installation directory before you changed it during install and it has used that default folder again for common binaries, since it contained a Common folder with the right level. Consequently, your installation was not a completely new install. Instead of deleting the .pulse2.locator file, please edit it and change the base location in there before re-installing. The usual way of doing this would simply be to delete (or rename) the directory that was pointed to by the .pulse2.locator file, which would also work, but I thought you might want to keep the original install to fall back on.
As for the error message you got, it isn’t actually an error but just a question since the new project wizard expects a 1.6 JRE for a Java EE 6 project (even though it isn’t mandatory). To stop this message, just change the default JRE level in your eclipse preferences. Alternatively you can just answer the question appropriately as you wish.
Still doing the same thing even when pulse location is changed as I said it works on a win 7 laptop is this a windows xp issue?
gme58,
Sorry for the delay in responding; I had Internet issues.
I’m surprised that a completely fresh reinstall didn’t fix the problem. We can’t replicate the problem on Windows XP, or any of the other systems we use for support. If you have a Common folder in your new install location, then you have a fresh install and should have everything reset to a basic installation but it might be worth checking that the myeclipse.ini file, in the non-common folder, doesn’t point to some old installation (though I can’t see why it would).
It seems like you hadn’t had this problem with JSPs at some point in the past. If that’s so, then I wonder if something changed on your system to cause that.
There is another editor that you might be able to use. Right click on the file, select Other and then select the Web Page Editor. After that initial selection, it should become the default editor for that file.
Is there any other information that you think might be relevant?
