RTC 6 eclipse extention problem on eclipse 4.8 (photon)
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Correct. Eclipse v4.8 is incompatible with RTC v6.0. Here is a snapshot showing supported versions of eclipse.
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Bottom line is the RTC has worked fine on "unsupported" versions of Eclipse for a long time. It's unreasonable to expect developers to stay on a particular version of Eclipse just because the RTC site says it's not supported. Developers will always try the newest Eclipse as soon as it comes out, and up until now, RTC has always worked for me.
I set up an RTC 6.0.6 Extensions workshop with Eclipse 4.8 (photon) on Windows and that seems to be work fine.
I used the P2 install as explained in the Extensions workshop.
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RTC-Client-p2Repo-6.0.4.zip
from here
https://jazz.net/downloads/rational-team-concert/releases/6.0.4?p=allDownloads
Did you get yours from somewhere else?
I use the P2 from all downloads. I have only started to test Photon (Eclipse 4.8?) with 6.0.6. I think I ran the 6.0.4 on Luna back then.
I just tested with the 6.0.4 P2 and I can not reproduce your problem. Photon with 6.0.4 seems to work fine for me. The first start takes more time, but after that it works great so far.
Note I used the downloads for Java/plugin developer (not EE).
Note I used Java 8 and I have all 64 bit versions.
I have seen that newer Eclipse versions showed up in later version in RCT 4.x and 5.x.
Not sure if this is helpful.
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Geoffrey Clemm
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER Jul 20 '18, 12:23 p.m.Do you have any other plug-ins loaded into your version of 4.8, or is RTC the only plug-in you have loaded?
Dan Nimick
Jul 20 '18, 12:54 p.m.Yes, many. Good point. When I get a chance I'll install a completely empty Photon and add RTC and see what happens. If that works, I'll add more until it breaks. If I had to bet, it would be WebSphere Liberty Server that might be interfering...