I have installed tibco jaspersoft Studio last version and wanted to edit some jasper files. I have imported the project from git and everytime when I open the project it loads for ever and hangs by searching Data Adapters see screenshot:
It takes resources and time. Any Idea how to solve this problems?
p.s.: I have also tried pluging for eclipse and got the same problem
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I am having slight difficulties as of late with my eclipse installation. Necessary Background information: We decided to use a specific version of the Spring Tool Suite (3.8.1 to be precise) with a specific set of plugins as our common developing environment.
So what we did is this, we fetched the 3.8.1 STS, modified the default config so work with our gradle plugins and then repacked that so it could be easily distributed in our network.
After this, we installed the plugins in one of the clients and then pushed the plugins and dropins folder onto our network share as well, so we could easily update the plugins without having to repack the entire thing every time we decide on a plugin upgrade.
This worked fine on almost all machines, except one, but we this that has something to do with the fact that the user in question has a second version of the Spring Tool Suite on his Computer.
However, roughly 2 days ago, I had to reset my installation because I carelessly updated too many modules and was unable to use the installation history to revert to the previous setting.
After I removed my current installation and purged the workspace, I reinstalled, reimported my projects and tried to work. This went fine until I tried to open a Spring Bean Configuration xml file with the provided Spring config editor - My IDE showed just an empty tab without title or content. After that, I tried to open the same file with any other internal XML editor, all showed the same - an empty tab. When creating a new Java Project, all XML Files are opened and displayed correctly though. But as soon as I try to open an XML file with the Spring Config Editor, I cannot open XML files in that project at all - except with a regular text editor.
Plus, sometimes my workspace gets addled by that so it generates an error and prevents eclipse from even starting.
Does anyone have any idea why this could be happening and what to do against it?
More Specs:
STS Version: 3.8.1
Eclipse Version: Eclipse Neon
Plugins: (all fetched on Jan 11, 2017)
Buildship Gradle Integration
Minimalist Gradle Editor
EclEmma & JaCoCo
SonarLint
Eclipse Metrics
Thymeleaf Content Assist
JBoss Community Plugins
A solution here was to use STS -clean, as that cleanes the data one most often misses.
in this case, it was workspace metadata that seems to have caused the error.
I'd like to compile my reports with earlier versions of the JasperReports, so I'm trying to add other versions of the JasperReports to my Jaspersoft Studio on: Project -> Properties -> Jaspersoft Studio -> Compatibility -> Use Project Settings -> Manage JasperReports Version.
I choose the Add From URL option and then I select some version on combobox. After a few moments I get the error below:
I tried to install many versions but all of them failed.
I'm opening the Jaspersoft Studio with admin privilegies on Windows and my environment is as follows:
Windows 7
Java 8
Jaspersoft Studio 6.3.0
Note: I've already tried with Jaspersoft Studio 6.3.1 too.
I'd like to know if this is a problem of my environment. Anyone have any tips?
Don't fight the problem, workaround it
I also have had some problems like "handsake-failure" ecc, trying to use url system to download, unzip and install older versions.
Blaarg, lets install it by hand.
Download the version you like from Sourceforge, for example
5.6.1
Unzip it
Press Add From Path and select the jasper-reports folder
Ok, Ok and your problem should be solved, basically this way your are eliminating all problems related to download and unzipping the project.
If you like you can open an issue on the jasper-reports bugs tracker, but in the mean while you are up and running
I have responsibility on develepment an Application which created in Eclipse. I am able to open project in my computer with Andorid studio after the configuration of project library on Eclipse. In summery i have to setup Eclipse first, configurate libraries path. and then it is possible to import through Android Studio at least l am geting more logical Exceptions or errors.
We have a server with different users.Other user already has Eclipse and able to make changes on his side. MY QUESTION is I want to setup Android Studio on my user but should i need to setup Eclipse too? Is it possible to use other users project path on Eclipse. little bit complicated but hope and one had this experiences before. Thank you.
(For Garry)
App -->> Eclipse-->> Android Studio . To open it in Android Studio Eclipse should be exist is same computer. My question is more like server possibilities. I want to Setup Android.Studio in my user and take the project path from other users Eclipse workspace just asking is it possible or l have to set up Eclipse in my server too?.
After editing a jaspersoft template in Studio version 6.0.3 is it possible to export or upload the jrxml file to my server via sftp directly from JasperSoft Studio?
Currently after edits are made and saved I have to go to the ftp client to upload files.
you could try to use Eclipse RSE installing the dedicated feature. It's possible from Jaspersoft Studio. You simply need to add the update site for it.
I would suggest you use Indigo one, because the Juno (dedicated to 4.2.x) may screw up UI and other JSS capabilities.
Even if the Eclipse 3.8.2 version, the platform used by JSS product, is referred as Juno, it can be more like a bug-fix version of Indigo 3.7.x.
So you could add the Indigo update site: http://download.eclipse.org/releases/indigo/
Later you can select the feature "Remote System Explorer End-User Runtime", install it and you are free to try if it suits your needs.
See screenshot below:
Personally I simply installed, but I didn't play with it.
Anyhow I suggest you to also give a look to the following blog post: http://rays-blog.de/2012/05/05/94/use-winscp-to-upload-files-using-eclipses-autobuild-feature/
Maybe it's better to set-up a custom script, like this user did because not completely satisfied of the Eclipse-like solutions.
It's worth mentioning also this one: http://www.jcraft.com/eclipse-sftp/
In my case it didn't work even if installation appeared to have completed successfully. Maybe it's too old for the latest Eclipse versions.
Regards,
Massimo.
I am newbie to nodejs environment. I just started learning about nodejs but I got stuck with environment set up.
When I am trying to set up the environment using *.p2f file which i downloaded from eclipse market place support site for nodejs, I am getting following errors
Help me to sort out the problem
configuration problem using .p2f file in Node Tool Suit
You have got Enide .p2f file, that should be used in Eclipse as File -> Import -> Install -> Install Software Items from File. (All instructions are inside .p2f file, that you can open with text editor. It is just XML file )
Actually, Nodeclipse project download page http://www.nodeclipse.org/updates/ has a lot of options to get started with Node.js and Eclipse.
You can download Enide Studio wit ready to go plugin set.
Or Install Nodeclipse plugin into any Eclipse based IDE.
select what option would work for you.
#Dot_NET Junior please raise an issue on https://github.com/nodeclipse/nodeclipse-1/issues/ if you are still interested in created solution with Node.js and Eclipse