My computer was suddenly shut down due to a power failure shortly after I closed the IDE. Now, when I attempt to start the IDE, I am greeted with an error dialog which directs me to the log file.
The message I am given in the log file is as follows: "An error occurred while automatically activating bundle org.eclipse.core.resources (88)"
Should the entire log file be needed, I have uploaded it here.
How may I remedy this error?
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Yesterday I have installed Eclipse 4.24. The installation didn't show any problems but when compiling/running my current project it showed strange messages such as "Missing class: old_project". Looking at the command line I remarked yet another old project appearing there. And today morning, Eclipse didn't start correctly but was aborted with a message like "Error in Decoration Processing".
What am I doing wrong?
Whenever I save file in eclipse, I am getting IndexOutOfBound exception, please check below link for screenshot.
The OS is Windows.
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I am able to run my code using my installation of erlang, but I want to integrate it into eclipse. I am having problems setting up the run configurations. Below are screenshots of how I have the run configuration configured.
http://imgur.com/a/CSBNg
The specific error message is:
An internal error occurred during: "Launching HelloWorldProject".
Expected the service to be RUNNING, but the service has FAILED
'erlide' as a name for the Erlang node is reserved (used by Erlide itself). Try another. I will add a check for that and show a better error message.
I have been using the TFS plugin for eclipse with my companies TFS server for several months. Last week, my laptop crashed while eclipse was open and a connection to the TFS was present. Now, every time I launch eclipse, I get an error stating a connection could not be made to the server, throwing a NullPointerException.
To try to fix this, I cleaned eclipse from my system and removed the installed plugin and then reinstalled eclipse and the TFS plugin. Now, I am no longer getting this connection error on launch. I added the original TFS to the list of servers in eclipse and it can see all of the projects (see http://i.imgur.com/SbgyuRx.png).
However, trying to use any of the projects leads to a screen with an error message saying Error querying workspaces: null. The error log shows the plugin in question as com.microsot.tfs.client.common, with the stack trace saying An exception stack trace is not available.
I am using the same exact plugin installation that I originally used. I have no idea why I'm getting these errors.
The error logs may be helpful. You can view them by going to Help > Team Explorer Everywhere Support, then clicking on the Logs tab.
Ultimately, though, this is probably some corrupt configuration files. TEE performs some various background tasks and I suspect one of those was interrupted in the middle of some file I/O when your computer crashed. Deleting the cache directory may be helpful:
~/.microsoft/Team Foundation
When you restart Eclipse, you should get a dialog box that indicates that your TFS server information cannot be located, but when you reconnect to that TFS server, your projects should return to being TFS managed.
I am developing an Eclipse plugin and I would like to be able to find out about exceptions and errors the user encounters.
For starters, how can I find out information about the last run time exception that occurred, let's say when a user clicks a button? By information I mean the exception type and the file and line where it was thrown.
Any exception logged to Eclipse is saved in the workspace's .log file located at WORKSPACE_DIR\.metadata\.log
You can also inspect this log visually by using the Eclipse Error Log view.
To open the Error Log, select Window->Show View->Error Log