Web Tools Platform (WTP) in 0.6M2
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Hey all,
I did a clean unpack of the 0,6M2 build and installed the Europa release of the WST, but when I started up the Work Items view had thrown an exception. Is the WTP known to be incompatible? Thanks, Todd |
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On Tue, 04 Sep 2007 14:34:18 -0500, Todd Chambery wrote:
I did a clean unpack of the 0,6M2 build and installed the Europa release I don't know about WTP as a whole but I've installed WST through the update manager on M2 using the Europa update site without any problems. Could you provide a stack trace? Regards, Rem |
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Remy Chi Jian Suen wrote:
On Tue, 04 Sep 2007 14:34:18 -0500, Todd Chambery wrote: Hi Rem, I checked the Web Tools box (I can't remember the exact name), selecting all four sub-bits and their required packages. When I clicked the popup to restart, TeamConcert did not come up. Attached is the stack trace from the workspace log, I should mention this is different from the error-ed view I got running the Jazz client in Linux. Todd |
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Todd Chambery wrote:
Remy Chi Jian Suen wrote: I think in order to get WTP to install/work properly, you need to download and unzip the whole EMF SDK. TeamConcert ships with a subset of EMF, not the entire thing, and WTP requires more than our subset provides. Hope this helps. james |
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James Moody wrote:
Todd Chambery wrote: Thanks James, Unfortunately, after unzipping EMF v2.3.0 into my jazz/client, I'm getting a similar set of fatal startup errors. Log file attached. A separate install of just the WST also produces the error seen in the log. Todd |
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Hi Todd,
On Tue, 04 Sep 2007 20:06:42 -0500, Todd Chambery wrote: I should mention this is different from the error-ed view I got running For this view error, I recommend that you restart Team Concert with the '-clean' argument... ../TeamConcert -clean ....or whatever the binary is called. I have seen this problem before. It occurred to after installing WST and then choosing to restart after the UM directly. This happened to me on Windows XP. If I chose not to restart, and to restart it manually with the -clean argument, the problem is fixed. It is rather odd because I have always been under the assumption that restarts invoked by the UM would be identical to a -clean...but apparently not. Root exception: Could it be possible that you have two log4j bundles and it is causing problems? I don't know how smart the UM is with regards to this. Regards, Rem |
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Remy Chi Jian Suen wrote:
Hi Todd, Thanks Rem! -clean appears to have done the trick. Todd |
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On Wed, 05 Sep 2007 17:13:50 -0500, Todd Chambery wrote:
Thanks Rem! -clean appears to have done the trick. No problem. Glad to help, Todd. I'm curious as to whether this is a bug or not. It could be an Eclipse issue though since I'd imagine that users of other Eclipse-based products must've tried installing other plug-ins through update sites before. But then when you consider that, surely someone must've reported this bug before? Regards, Rem |
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