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This only happens with JSP files, but every time I want to save the file it says save failed:Null, it’s really annoying. Does anybody have any suggestions to get rid of it??/? It’s driving me nuts!!!
Mark,
We are sorry you ran into this bug, it was found *right* after 5.0 was released and declared a blocker, we immediately did a fix run with that and 4 other bugs that were found and released 5.0.1 about 2 days later. You should be able to upgrade using the Help > Software Updates > Find and Install wizard to check for updates.Same here. I restarted with -clean as well. My log file and config detail follows –
!SESSION 2006-08-21 18:50:05.566 ———————————————–
eclipse.buildId=M20060629-1905
java.version=1.5.0_04
java.vendor=Sun Microsystems Inc.
BootLoader constants: OS=linux, ARCH=x86, WS=gtk, NL=en_US
Command-line arguments: -os linux -ws gtk -arch x86 -data workspace32REMOVED, in the future please refer to the posting guidelines for future posts.
This thread is related:
https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/exception-when-saving-in-html-or-jsp-editor/#post-257299Mark,
We are working through the Save Failed: NULL issues by our next release 5.0.3. However, in the mean time there isn’t a reason for you to switch back to 4.1 just for this issue. Instead you can simply change your JSP file editor from the Visual JSP Designer to the plain JSP Source Editor. The MyEclipse JSP Editor doesn’t have the same issues that you are seeing with the Visual JSP Designer.
Go to Window > Preferences > General > Editors > File Associations > *.jsp
And then “MyEclipse JSP Editor” and select “Default”.Sorry for the inconveinence and hope this helps.
Hello experienced Eclipsers,
I don’t belong to the group of using Eclipse very long (I downloaded Eclipse today and has run it 1 hour for the first time in my life…), but the first I ran into was this nasty bug in the IDE. JBuilder has been my main IDE for many years, but I have started using BackBase AJAX framework, and they have done a plugin to Eclipse. So I wanted to give Eclipse a try. But the first thing in this try of Eclipse: a bug when saving a file!
And, no one at the forum nor the development team has during several monthes found a solution to the bug. So, I was just in the mode to leave Eclipse for ever, and never give it any chance.
But, I am a Christian and know that “Jesus saves” (funny in this topic, but not a joke now ;-), so then I prayed to God and said “Jesus, I want to run Eclipse. Please, show what is wrong when I want to save a file”.
Then he immediately gave me the solution:FOUND BUG: The file to save has to belong to the Project, else if the file does not belong to the project, the dialog “Save failed:null” comes up (and my file is NOT saved)
So, now I will give Eclipse one more chance in my BackBase development.
(And, by the way: I have also found out that I have to belong to Jesus to finally get saved myself for eternity. Funny, but true parallel to this topic)
tnordin,
We are sorry to hear that your first experience with MyEclipse was this rather annoying issue. Just to clarify your comment here:FOUND BUG: The file to save has to belong to the Project, else if the file does not belong to the project, the dialog “Save failed:null” comes up (and my file is NOT saved)
Are you saying that if you save any file you get the popup, but only when editing a file outside of a project, the file is actually not saved, but when it’s in a project, it is saved?
support-rkalla,
Excactly.
I even moved a file into the project folder, opened it from menu Open File, but still couldn’t save it.Then I refreshed the Navigator and needed to open the file again from Navigator, and now the same file is able to be Saved. It has to belong to the project as Jesus showed me.
To follow up on this bug, I have an issue that is probably related. I’m using the export MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME=”” trick, but quite often when I save in a JSP editor, Eclipse crashed with a signal 11 and terminates the VM. I tried with a couple of different VMs among which JDK5 U8 and JDK6 B2 but I see the same behaviour everytime.
It happens right after I type ctrl-s, although when I restart Eclipse I notice the file in question had been saved prior to the crash. I also notice that, just like the Save Failed:NULL bug, a lot of .[jsp file name]_wd3_init.html are created in my workspace.
I’m running on Debian Etch, Eclipse 3.2, MyEclipse 5.01.
