I am trying to create my first JSF web dynamic project with eclipse. In second last step, i need to select the user library in which the download library window is empty. Can anyone help how to add the library in that?
For me the problem was, that I could select version 2.3 of JavaServer Faces, but that wasn't added to the download providers yet, that Eclipse can see. For older versions I could see the libraries.
This was due to my machine was not able to connect to Internet. When i give the Preferences->Network Connections as Manual with a proxy, then it started appearing with user libraries.
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I am working on a tutorial using glassfish inside netbeans https://netbeans.org/kb/docs/javaee/ecommerce/setup.html . I reached this point in the tutorial (Don't mind the Pool name, I changed it to fit my own)
But when I click next I get this error
I read on the internet that some people say this error occurs cause there is a bug in glassfish version 4.1.1 but when I try to update glassfish from inside Netbeans
And I click yes then I get this error
It doesn't help either if I go into the glassfish admin area and click on Update tool
Cause no Items show up even though there have been updates since and glassfish is now on version 5.0. I by the way checked if I was behind a proxy here http://amibehindaproxy.com/ and I wasn't and my internet speed showed this
So is there anybody who can tell me what I do wrong??? There are some other post about the subject but non of the solutions helped me.
The Update Center in GlassFish no longer works because the server it tries to connect to does not exist any more after Oracle ended commercial support. To update GlassFish you will need to:
Download GlassFish separately
Unzip it to a location of your choice
Add it to netbeans manually by right-clicking "servers" and choosing "Add Server"
If you are concerned about bugs in GlassFish, you may want to try Payara Server, which is derived from GlassFish but has many more bug fixes. (Payara Server has the same free, open source license as GlassFish)
I've been working on adding help to eclipse RCP applications. I've understood how to add the required plugins and my custom help content associated with those.
Now, I want to access that same help content through a different browser (i.e. other than eclipse's inbuilt help system).
e.g. The link http://help.eclipse.org/kepler/index.jsp shows the kind of arrangement I need. It provides the same user interface for Eclipse Help Documentation (as in eclipse's inbuilt help system) even when accessed through a different web browser.
I'm new to eclipse and facing some problems in getting it done. I've tried looking into the following Eclipse Help APIs but I'm not sure on how to use these:
1) org.eclipse.help.ui
2) org.eclipse.help.webapp
Can someone please guide me to a proper approach to accomplish this task. I'm presently working on Eclipse Kepler Service Release 2.
I've made a cool processing project that I would like to embed on the web; however, it uses 3rd party Java libraries to access an sqlite database. For this reason, the normal export-to-javascript which has worked well for me in the past is just not capable enough here. How can I make my Processing project into a Java applet that will allow it to be run remotely?
This depends upon what version of Processing you are using...
It was only in the final move to 2.0 that they got rid of the 'Export to Applet' option, so if you can make do with a 2.x-beta version, you're golden.
Of course, that's just through the PDE - so failing the ability to move to an earlier version, the library itself should be able to handle it still, from a different IDE, say Eclipse or NetBeans...
I guess the other option would be to see if you can port your library to a JavaScript library ?
As same as the title, is that possible to achieve this right now. Since I have already had application that works on web browser. I want to create a java version app which just simply load the URL and performs most of the functionality as the web browser.
I have tried to use JavaFx webEngine, it can show the content of the page, but it does not support upload or download. For simplicity reason, I do not wish to rewrite code to handle upload/download or even more duplicate stuffs in feature.
I have tried JDIC, but seems it is abandon project and I have got such error:
org.jdesktop.jdic.init.JdicInitException: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no jdic in java.library.path
I do add the jdic.jar which I download from nowhere to the lib path.
I also tried this link (http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/514/Embed-ActiveX-controls-inside-Java-GUI), but it is from 10 years ago and some components have been remove from JDK.
Any help will be appreciated!
I am using the Weblogic Workshop for Portlet development. It's built on Eclipse. I upgraded my Eclipse from 3.2 to Weblogic Workshop.
The problem is that everytime I start the Workshop it gives me an upgrade information that I need to upgrade my projects as they were created with older version of Eclipse.
This should have to be done only once, right? Not everytime. Is there a solution?
Text of message:
"Upgrade projects created with older release of Eclipse and/or related plugins."
Thanks,
Sid
Is your project in a source control system that may have made some files read-only? If so, use your source control client to "check out" all project files before opening the project in Eclipse. Then find files that have been changed by upgrade and check them back in.
If that doesn't apply to your situation, take a look at your Error Log view in Eclipse after upgrade. Are there any errors/exceptions in there? You may want to clear the log and repeat to get only the most recent problems. Use information that you gather to open a support ticket at Oracle. The problem that you are describing is likely a bug.