[Mork]

I have several MyEclipse projects in a particular workspace.

The problem is that when I click “Run As … MyEclipse Application” and pick the internal MyEcipse app server, MyEclipse then tries to resolve all the startup items on ALL the projects — even the closed ones! You see all the startup items scroll by in the console window for the closed projects!

Huh???

In some of the **closed** projects, I have JDBC connections that aren’t open at the moment (but, hey, those projects are ** closed ** so it shouldn’t matter, right?).

Because MyEclipse is trying to load all the closed projects in the workspace — even ones where JDBC connections are not open at the moment, the Run As..MyEclipse Server application fails every time.

So, to get anything to work in the Run As…, I have to use the separate Tomcat 6 app server I installed (or have a workspace with a single project in it).

Why does MyE try to start up all these closed projects’ startup items?

Is there a way to just right-click the single opened project and have MyEcilpse “understand” that I want it to Run…As only that OPEN project (the _only_ open project in the workspace) and to please (!!!) ignore all the closed projects???

(confused).

Look forward to any suggestions.

Thanks,

–mork

[support-swapna]

Mork ,

Please refer to your post here :
https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/run-as-myeclipse-server-issue-2/

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