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New install of MyEclipse 8.0 on
VMWare Ubuntu 9.10 running on Windows 7 host machine.When trying to install a Tomcat 6 server connector, everything seems to go ok.
I have java-6-sun installed at /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun
In the Tomcat -> Add JDK dialog:
I select that path for the JRE home.
The dialog automatically picks up the JRE name (java-6-sun-1.6.0.15) and the JRE system libraries.
I click Finish (then I have to hit enter because the dialog doesn’t want to see the click).
I click OK (on the Preferences (Filtered) dialog).I try to start the server, but get the message “The selection cannot be launched…”
Then I right-click on the new Tomcat 6.x server and select “Configure Server Connector”
I expand the Tomcat 6.x Server element and click JDK
This is when the error message appears “The JDK you specified no longer exists.”
I click OK and the JDK configuration information is there with an error message at the top that says “Tomcat 6 Server requires a Java5 or greater JVM for execution”The jdk I specified is Java 6.
Please help! I can’t get this to work. It does the same thing when trying to set up the MyEclipse Tomcat server (even when resetting to defaults).Well, the JDK part seems to be OK now, but I still get the error message “The selection cannot be launched, and there are no recent launches.” I guess I still need help.
One more piece of info: None of the servers will launch (MyEclipse Derby, MyEclipse Tomcat, or Tomcat 6.x) I guess it’s an Eclipse newbie thing.
bkeese,
Have you configured JDK 1.6? Can you attach a screenshot of the same? If not, please download JDK 1.6 and add the same to MyEclipse IDE. Open Window > Preferences > Java > Installed JREs. If you click on Installed JREs, it will list you the JREs configured. Click on the [Add] button and follow the wizard. Next set up Tomcat 6.x and set the JDK to 1.6.
