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Bill HenreidMemberWhat operating system and version are you running? Win2000 SP4
What Eclipse version and build id are you using? (Help > About Eclipse Platform) Version: 2.1.2 Build id: 200311030802
– Was Eclipse freshly installed for MyEclipse? YES
– Are any other external plugins installed? VSS
– How many plugins in the <eclipse>/plugins directory are like org.eclipse.pde.* 7
What MyEclipse version are you using? (Help > About Eclipse Platform > Features) 2.6.200
What JDK version are you using to run Eclipse? (java -version) 141.02
What JDK version are you using to launch your application server? 141.02
What steps did you take that resulted in the issue? Created a Hello World session bean then on project did properties-MyEclipse-XDoclet-Standard EJB and hit okay. This results in an InvocationTargetException. The title bar of the exception dialog reads “Failed to save configuration”.
What application server are you using? weblogic 8.1Please advise what I can do to resolve this, and thank you!
Scott AndersonParticipantThis is typically caused by incompatibilities in the XML environment in the JDK you’re using to launch Eclipse. The last time we ran it down was in this thread:
https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/invocationtargetexception/&sid=c68032a64ddb52e9f067ca4190e1fcb6
Bill HenreidMemberScott,
Thanks for the info and the quick reply. The thread you pointed at was exactly the same issue, though my resolution is a bit different. The mention of XML incompatibility got me thinking about a utility that I inadvertently installed called XMLSPY. It apparently added itself to my system CLASSPATH (which I normally keep empty). This was the source of the problem. Once I removed it, XDoclet started working again. One last question I have is why when I searched for InvocationTargetException in your forums did I not find the thread you pointed me to?
Thanks again!
Riyad KallaMemberThanks for following up with us so others can learn from your work around.
As far as searching for InvocationTargetException, when you search did you use the search line directly above the thread title that looks like:
FAQ :: Search :: Profile :: You have no new messages
or did you use the search button on the top right side of the screen? The search above the subject line is specific to the forums and will yield better results for you. We appologize for any confusion and as soon as we get some time we’ll polish the site.
Andrew FreemanMemberThis bug has returned with M7 and the integration builds available after M6. The MyEclipse XDoclet preferences also do not seem to work like they did in M6.
Riyad KallaMember❓ are you successfully running 3.7RC2 with M7? We’ve had a few other people try and have no success (as its won’t be ‘officially’ supported until 3.7 GA)
I will send this to Scott/Michael anyway so they can double check on the internal dev copy to make sure this was stomped out. Thank you for the notice.
Andrew FreemanMemberYes, I am using 3.7RC2 with M7. The only places that I have run into problems thus far are XDoclet features and hovers flickering on the Struts wizards.
I extracted clean copies of M6 and M7 into seperate directories. I installed 3.7RC2 with M6. Then I copied the links folder over to my M7 directory. I believe that I also had to delete the M7 .config directory as I did with M6 in order for ME to launch correctly.
Also, the project properties ME-XDoclet dialog has a blank list of available XDoclet modules listed when clicking the Add Standard button. I am assuming that this has something to do with not being able to refresh the XDoclet Modules from the Preferences window.
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