Problem in project using Eclipse+Tomcat+Apache Beehive

Hi,
Software used
Operating System : Red Hat Linux
IDE : eclipse 3.1 M7
Server : Tomcat 5.5.10
Webservice Package : Apache Beehive Build 20050505
Plugin for integrating Apache Beehive with eclipse is POLLINATE
My Problem: when I created my first webservice project . In all the log4j.xml files in the project. It gave an error saying that log4j.dtd file not found inside /root/workspace/SampleProject1/webcontent/WEB-INF/src/log4j.dtd
Please provide me some suggestions to clean this error
Thank you
Mike

didi you set the right path to the jre?
there's a goog mailing llist for tomcat issues. go to the jakarta/tomcat website to subscribe. they might help you.

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There are 274 jars in the Glassfish 4.0 modules directory, whereas there are 282 jars in the Glassfish 4.1 modules directory. So it is not only cdi-api.jar. Moreover there are some libraries, the names of which have been changed.
Why not simply importing all libraries in the modules directory to Eclipse, like Tomcat plugin does for tomcat/lib directory? So when manually deploying a library(jar) to modules directory Eclipse will discover it automatically.
Thanks.

How to Debug a Java Project in Eclipse using Tomcat6.0

Hi
Can anybody help me with the following questions.
1.How to create a java project in eclipse(I am using jsp,servlets,jsf,spring,jasper,struts).
2.How to debug my application in Eclipse Europa by putting break points.
3.how should i add Tomcat6.0 to my project in order to debug my application so that i can put break points while running the applications and observe the values.
Thanks
Bala

You may find this tutorial useful regarding to JSF, Eclipse and Tomcat: http://balusc.blogspot.com/2008/01/jsf-tutorial-with-eclipse-and-tomcat.html
To put breakpoints, just doubleclick on the left gray rule of the code, you'll get blue bullets at the left rule, indicating a break point. Run Tomcat in debug modus (rightclick Tomcat � debug). Use the Eclipse debug perspective to step in the code (window � open perspective � debug).

Problem Creating Project (Flash Builder 4) which uses LiveCycle DS

I have a web app which uses LiveCycle DS 2.6.1, however, when I try to create a new flex project I am getting this error:
Only LiveCycle Data Services 2.6 and higher are supported.
Here are the steps in Flash Builder 4
1. File -> New -> Flex Project
2. Set project name
3. Point folder to existing source code
4. Change "Application server type" to "J2EE"
5. Check the "Use remote object acces service"
6. Select "LiveCycle Data Services ES" radio button
7. Click next
8. Un-check "Use default location for local LiveCycle Data Services server
9. Set "Root Folder" to "C:\tomcat\webapps\myapp"
-- in myapp, I have WEB-INF\flex of course
10. Set root URL and context root
11. Click "Validate Configuration"
This gives me the error: "Only LiveCycle Data Services 2.6 and higher are supported."
Any ideas? How is Flash Builder determining the version of LiveCycle?

Hi Jeremy,
I tried the steps you mentioned and cannot reproduce the problem. You mentioned you are pointing your project location to existing source code. Was there a previous FB project at that location? Was that project using an older version of LCDS before? If you create a new project and point it to a new emoty project location folder (or use default workspace location), do you still see the problem? Any more information you can give me to help reproduce the problem would help.
thanks!
-george

Using Eclipse project definitions to build the Flex SDK

It would be great if someone from Adobe could post on the recommended usage of the Eclipse project definitions in the development/eclipse/ subdirectory of the 3.0.x trunk distribution. I would like to debug some compiler modifications that I am working on.
I saw Peter Farland demo this setup at 360Flex, but was unable to capture all the details of the Eclipse configuration that he discussed in his talk.
thanks!

If you go to the framework project’s properties, there is a section called Flex Library Compiler, you want to use a specific flex sdk (add a new sdk which points to the trunk, and use that) — you are probably building /against/ the wrong sdk, right code, wrong compiler.
- Jono
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Sorry, I'm not following. My SDK project is from the trunk.
Thanks,
Ben
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Try changing the sdk for the framework lib project to trunk (you'll need to add a new flex sdk, name it whatever you want) -- it's in the project properties. It's using the wrong compiler.
- Jono
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I am running FB on top of Eclipse 3.3.2.
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<http://3.3.2.>
http://3.3.2.> I checked out the whole SDK trunk and can build the main ant task with no errors. I used the instructions mentioned above to create a Flex framework library project and thats where the error comes in. (I had tried to manually build a framework project a few times and it was a nightmare.) I would probably prefer to work on the 3.0.x branch/tag as I hope to submit a patch or two but saw Joe mention that the project defs only existed in the trunk.
Searching Google for the oem error turns up lots of links about projects that had assets deleted and the build got confused but following the instructions on how to fix proved unsuccessful.
Thanks,
Ben
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I always forget what that error means when it comes up -- though it's been ages since I've seen it last, literally.
Joe: Since you mention Java 1.5, I'm guessing the errors are in the asdoc package? Those should be turned off (read: turned into a warning) -- Eclipse is a little too persnickety about that particular error. There's a preference for this in the Java section under warnings and errors. It's turned off in the trunk dev projects. Otherwise, you should be able to run the compiler directly with no problems (okay, one more caveat: there's a class loader issue with the OEM, fixed in trunk if you look for my Java 1.5 checkin).
Ben: What is your setup? What are you building (Ryan mentions trunk, Joe mentions 30x), which Eclipse, which dev projects, did you build the sdk from the commandline first, etc.?
Cheers,
Jono
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Add project in Eclipse-workspace to a Tomcat-project's buildpath?

Hi,
I have two projects in an Eclipse workspace - one Tomcat project and a normal Java project. I need the Java project in the Tomcat project's buildpath. Is there a chance to do this without alway exporting the Java project as JAR-file into the Tomcat project's lib-directory?
Thx in advance!
Regards,
luckec

I do this all the time and don't have to do that.
I export my Java Project as a JAR file.
I reference that JAR file in by Java Build Path.
I have it sent to deploy referenced libraries. Which I have now noticed is a feature of MyEcplise, a plug-in that I use. Sorry about that.

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