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RTC 3.0 RC0 is DOA

I installed RC0 server, then installed the client from the P2 repo, and when I connect to the repository, I get a dialog saying that ...

Client and server versions do not match.

Client Version: 3.0RC0
Server Version: 3.0M9_RC0

Your client is not compatible with the server at ...

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Sometimes when you are using the wrong URL to connect, you get a
confusing (i.e. wrong) error message.

What URL did you use to connect? With RC0, remember that you first have
to run .../jts/setup from the web to configure your server, and then
when you connect with your Eclipse client, the default location to
connect to is .../ccm (i.e. the default is no longer ".../jazz").

Cheers,
Geoff


On 9/22/2010 6:07 PM, bhunt wrote:
I installed RC0 server, then installed the client from the P2 repo,
and when I connect to the repository, I get a dialog saying that ...

Client and server versions do not match.

Client Version: 3.0RC0
Server Version: 3.0M9_RC0

Your client is not compatible with the server at ...

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Hi,

I'm using RTC 3.0 RC0 server and client, but I'm still getting the client and server versions do not match error.

What I'm trying to do is login to RTC using the Java Client Libraries. Following is my code:

ITeamRepository repo = TeamPlatform.getTeamRepositoryService().getTeamRepository(rtcUrl); // where rtcUrl is https://<host>:9443/ccm
...
if (!repo.loggedIn())
{
repo.login(m); // where m is IProgressMonitor
}

Error occurred when trying to login

Error: com.ibm.team.repository.client.ServerVersionCheckException: Client and server versions do not match.

Any idea? Am I doing anything wrong?

Thanks alot for the help.


Sometimes when you are using the wrong URL to connect, you get a
confusing (i.e. wrong) error message.

What URL did you use to connect? With RC0, remember that you first have
to run .../jts/setup from the web to configure your server, and then
when you connect with your Eclipse client, the default location to
connect to is .../ccm (i.e. the default is no longer ".../jazz").

Cheers,
Geoff


On 9/22/2010 6:07 PM, bhunt wrote:
I installed RC0 server, then installed the client from the P2 repo,
and when I connect to the repository, I get a dialog saying that ...

Client and server versions do not match.

Client Version: 3.0RC0
Server Version: 3.0M9_RC0

Your client is not compatible with the server at ...

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Sometimes when you are using the wrong URL to connect, you get a
confusing (i.e. wrong) error message.

What URL did you use to connect? With RC0, remember that you first have
to run .../jts/setup from the web to configure your server, and then
when you connect with your Eclipse client, the default location to
connect to is .../ccm (i.e. the default is no longer ".../jazz").


That was my problem, I was using https://host:9443/jts instead of .../ccm. Switching to .../ccm fixed the problem. Thanks.

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