Sachin Patel wrote:
Hi, WTP 1.0.1 is built and runs on Eclipse 3.1.2, so first I wouldn't
recommend using 3.2M5.
But the build of WTP was built with the 3.2M5 release and as far as I
could tell the unit tests all passed there.
Also could you clarify by "it will not be deployed"? Do you happen to
be running eclipse using Java 5? If so this is not currently supported.
I am running Eclipse under Java 1.6.0, but I have associated Geronimo
with the JDK 1.4.2. I meant by 'it will not be deployed' I cannot see
any information in the Geronimo logs that indicate that anything was
deployed at all. There are no changes in my Geronimo tree.
No there are no tricks to getting it to work, the same steps you use
to deploy to Tomcat work for Geronimo as well. You don't need set
anything specific in the deployment plans, the configID is set by
default.
- sachin
On Mar 11, 2006, at 7:17 PM, Neal Sanche wrote:
Hi Sachin et al,
I am trying out the Eclipse tooling as per your previously posted
instructions. I clicked the link to download the Geronimo runtime,
and have a Geronimo 1.0.0 server installed. I am able to get Eclipse
to see the geronimo server, start it etc., but when I create a new
Dynamic Web Project and tell it to run on the Geronimo server, it
will not be deployed.
I tried setting up a Tomcat 5.5 server, and it deploys my simple web
project (I include an index.jsp that simply says 'Hello World' in the
body.) and when I tell Eclipse to run it on the Tomcat server, I
immediate see the 'Hello World' text displayed.
What might I be doing wrong here? I am using Eclipse 3.2M5, with a
recent build of the WST (1.0.1.v200603022200) and JST
(1.0.1.v200602280450) and everything those versions depend on. Is
there a trick to get the geronimo deployments to work? Is the
ParentId optional, or do I have to set it to something in the
Geronimo deployment descriptor editors?
Thanks for any advice.
Cheers.
-Neal
