How do you install RTC into Eclipse Juno installation?
![]() Looks like we have version compatibility issues when installing RTC client into an existing Eclipse( Juno) Installation. It is a Juno 64 bit install error. Does anyone know what to do? RTC 4.0.1 and Eclipse Juno EE 4.2.1
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Instead of working on unsupported Eclipse, it's better you try with officially supported 3.7.x/3.8.
System requirement is: https://jazz.net/library/article/1109 Even though you have got 4.0.2.1 installed with RTC, there is some known issue in 4.0.2.1: https://jazz.net/library/article/1157 |
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Alex Fitzpatrick (558●3●8●16)
| answered Apr 15 '13, 4:38 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER edited Apr 16 '13, 8:17 p.m.
The problem is that because you're using the EE edition it already has a (recent) version of some of the parts of eclipse that are packaged with RTC.
If you try taking a more basic edition, like SDK, then add RTC. You will then be able to install the EE parts you need.
I did the following:
- Download and extract a Juno Classic 4.2.2 zip.
- Configured the JVM
- Downloaded the RTC 4.0.1 p2 repository
- Started eclipse and used the p2 repository to add RTC 4.0.1
- Restarted eclipse
- Used the Juno repositories to install J2EE and Webtool components
- Restarted eclipse
With the resulting install I was able to connect to my RTC server, configure a tomcat server and create and deploy a dynamic web project.
Installed components:
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