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Web project development for RTC-Client-2.0-Win

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Jiangang Ren (6●1) | asked Sep 10 '09, 3:02 a.m.
When I'm using RTC1.0, add the plug-in wtp, our team can easily establish a new web project, such as 'dynamic web project' option and we can build servers like Apache Tomcat, JBOSS, WebSphere......

However, when we moved our project to RTC2.0, the plug-in wtp doesn't work, we cannot find "build web project" option though our workspace has been moved to RTC2.0. And when we click the project to "run on server", error, no server found. In preference, "new server runtime" option cannot help us build servers like JBOSS, Tomcat, just basic HTTP server.

So how to solve the problem? Thanks sincerely

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Anthony Kesterton (7.5k●9●180●136) | answered Sep 10 '09, 6:20 p.m.
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When I'm using RTC1.0, add the plug-in wtp, our team can easily establish a new web project, such as 'dynamic web project' option and we can build servers like Apache Tomcat, JBOSS, WebSphere......

However, when we moved our project to RTC2.0, the plug-in wtp doesn't work, we cannot find "build web project" option though our workspace has been moved to RTC2.0. And when we click the project to "run on server", error, no server found. In preference, "new server runtime" option cannot help us build servers like JBOSS, Tomcat, just basic HTTP server.

So how to solve the problem? Thanks sincerely


Hi

RTC 2 uses a newer version of Eclipse - so it sounds like you need to find and install a version of wtp that works with your RTC Eclipse version (3.4.2).

I hope that helps

anthony
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Jiangang Ren (6●1) | answered Sep 10 '09, 9:46 p.m.
When I'm using RTC1.0, add the plug-in wtp, our team can easily establish a new web project, such as 'dynamic web project' option and we can build servers like Apache Tomcat, JBOSS, WebSphere......

However, when we moved our project to RTC2.0, the plug-in wtp doesn't work, we cannot find "build web project" option though our workspace has been moved to RTC2.0. And when we click the project to "run on server", error, no server found. In preference, "new server runtime" option cannot help us build servers like JBOSS, Tomcat, just basic HTTP server.

So how to solve the problem? Thanks sincerely


Hi

RTC 2 uses a newer version of Eclipse - so it sounds like you need to find and install a version of wtp that works with your RTC Eclipse version (3.4.2).

I hope that helps

anthony

Thx~~
I'll try
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Alexander Schinko (355●1●18●12) | answered Sep 28 '09, 5:00 a.m.
When I try to install WTP 3.0.4 on RTC 2.0 I get a class cast exception within the eclipse logs, when I try to open a J2EE project. After the project is displayed as empty.

Anybody has the same problem?

Is there a recommended WTP version for RTC 2.0?

Thanks

When I'm using RTC1.0, add the plug-in wtp, our team can easily establish a new web project, such as 'dynamic web project' option and we can build servers like Apache Tomcat, JBOSS, WebSphere......

However, when we moved our project to RTC2.0, the plug-in wtp doesn't work, we cannot find "build web project" option though our workspace has been moved to RTC2.0. And when we click the project to "run on server", error, no server found. In preference, "new server runtime" option cannot help us build servers like JBOSS, Tomcat, just basic HTTP server.

So how to solve the problem? Thanks sincerely


Hi

RTC 2 uses a newer version of Eclipse - so it sounds like you need to find and install a version of wtp that works with your RTC Eclipse version (3.4.2).

I hope that helps

anthony

Thx~~
I'll try

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