[ivj]

My eclipse workspace is located on another computer.

That computer happens to be linux, and i’m sharing the entire drive (/) through SMB through root. The problems occur when I try to create a new project (using the new Web Project option) – all the files that are created by myeclipse “cannot be found”.

The worst part is that I can actually open the file (through that same eclipse), and the file is in fact properly created and everything. And when I open the file in the editor, the first line is marked as an error saying that

“system cannot find path specified”…

If I create new files (even using myeclipse new JSP option) I have no problems. But the files that are created through the New web project are marked as unexistant.

Anybody can think of anything?

[Riyad Kalla]

This is definately not a tested situation so I’m not too surprised there might be problems. Try this:

1) Shut down MyEclipse
2) Go into your <workspace dir>\.metadata folder and erase the .log file
3) Start MyEclipse
4) Create a new web project, let it barf
5) Go open the newly created .log file and paste the exceptions in here for me to see (actually just paste the entire log so I can see ALL the exceptions), this might help us figure out what is going on.

[ivj]

Well I kind of found a solution.

I’m just going to develop on windows 🙂

THe ultimate reason is that I want to be able to launch my server through eclipse, and that wouldn’t be possible if it’s configured under the linux.

So, workspace on windows, AND resin on windows 🙂

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