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Error in setup of workshop repository?

Hi...
   i am currently doing Workshop Lab of 4.x in RTC 5.0.2 . i reach upto workshop repository setup.
i also  edit WorkshopSetup.bat to match Dependent  environment as follows 
set JAVA_HOME=D:\IBM\TeamConcert\jdk
set PLAIN_JAVA=D:/IBM/PlainJavaAPI
set REPOSITORY="https://dm06.datamato.com:9443/ccm"
set USERID="shwetaranaware"
set PASSWORD="XXXXXX@XXX"\
but when i run the WorkshopSetup.bat file error is 
Could not found or Load main class workshopSetup.jar 
i also follow the troubleshooting for given problem but it is not working. please guide me for this problem.  

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Just for checking, I changed mine to

set JAVA_HOME=C:\RTC60RC1Dev\installs\TeamConcert\jazz\client\eclipse\jdk
set PLAIN_JAVA=C:\RTC60RC1Dev\installs\PlainJavaAPI
set REPOSITORY="https://localhost:9443/ccm"
set USERID="myadmin"
set PASSWORD="myadmin"

%JAVA_HOME%\jre\bin\java -jar -Djava.ext.dirs=%PLAIN_JAVA%;%JAVA_HOME%/jre/lib/ext -cp %PLAIN_JAVA% WorkshopSetup.jar %REPOSITORY% %USERID% %PASSWORD%

and it works without problems.


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I would suggest to use the ZIP version of the RTC Client and install so you don't have to change anything.

Some more to note:

  • Tag these kinds of questions with extending
  • Mention that you do the extensions workshop.
  •  Make the subject of your question more descriptive

The workshop works - at least for the majority of people that follow it carefully. The Workshop tells you to download the ZIP version of the RTC Client for Eclipse.

If you reject to follow the workshop very closely, you will run into all kinds of problems that nobody has ever seen, because they follow the workshop closely. 

If you don't follow the workshop closely, if you forget to check the right check boxes, if you deviate from the steps:

  1. You will likely get into trouble
  2. Nobody will be able to help you on the forums because they never have seen your problem
  3. You are on your own

The best advice we can give in that kind of situation is to throw away the set up and start with a clean one, closely following the workshop.


Thanks you....i  will follow this  as it.

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