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Hello,
i added many external jar-files in the “Append to Classpath” Box under Prefs | MyEclipse | AppServ | JBoss | Paths.
When reediting these settings again i see no scroll bar to navigate through the list…
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MichaelMichael,
This list has been the bane of my existence for a while, it actually DOES have a scroll bar but it (for some reason) auto resizes the window to fit contents instead of enabling the scroll bar. I will file an issue on this, sorry for the inconvenience.so, do we know when this will be fixed? It is become a very time consuming issue when I need to see which jars are listed. I have to delete the entire list and start all over again.
This is also the case with Tomcat 5->Paths, and has been pretty annoying for everybody in my dev group as well.
I have been having the same problem and it is very anonoying. I have been using myeclipse for several years now and with each build I have been following the progress to see if this would be fixed. I am currently on Version: 5.0.1- Build id: 20060810-5.0.1-GA and the problem still exists. Is there going to be a fix for this soon?
This keeps getting pushed off the list because our intent is to adapt the WTP connectors at some point once they have hit a level of functionality that is on part with what we offer, that is the reason that the connectors have not been overhauled at this point.
I’m sorry for the inconvenience, but out of curiosity, once the connector is setup, are you really going back in and editing/re-editing these connectors over and over again? You could create a custom launch config if that is easier.
The project that I am currently working on grows very fast with new features added almost daily so editing/re-editing the connectors is necessary as new libs are added and upgraded.
I have been using the MyEclipse Externally Launched Server configuration to debug my Tomcat Servers, so that helps a lot.. I have looked at using the custom launch configuration you recommended and that works just as good. Thanks for the prompt response.
The project that I am currently working on grows very fast with new features added almost daily so editing/re-editing the connectors is necessary as new libs are added and upgraded.
I understand, but let me clarify just to make sure you aren’t doing anything unnecessary. 1) All the libraries in your web project are deployed/picked up automatically, you don’t nede to list these, and 2) all the libraries that are required to run your app server (like what’s under the /lib dir) are magically added, you don’t need to add these either. If you add custom libs (like a JDBC driver) you *will* need to add it. So for most people, they never look at the Paths preference for a connector. I don’t know if that helps or not, just wanted to throw that out there.
