I have problem with proxy in Eclipse 3.7.2 in Ubuntu 12.04. Eclipse is installed from Ubuntu repository.
I have configured HTTP, and HTTPS proxy in Network Preferences and keep SOCKS clear as many people recommends. But eclipse anyway says HTTP Proxy Authentication Required.
Best Regards
Set system-wide proxy settings in Ubuntu network configuration dialog.
In eclipse.ini add the following line: -Dorg.eclipse.ecf.provider.filetransfer.excludeContributors=org.eclipse.ecf.provider.filetransfer.httpclient
In Eclipse in Network Connections set Active Provider to "native".
I doesn't work because I use OpenJDK. If use oracle's java with eclipse proxy configuration in standard dialog works fine.
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I run my Eclipse on a Linux computer behind a company proxy. This proxy does not need authentication, it simply needs to be set. But in Eclipse some functionalities can't connect to the Internet. When I check the same URL with e.f. curl and the same proxy settings everything works fine.
I defined the proxy:
in /etc/environment, both http_proxy and https_proxy
in Eclipse in Window / Preferences / Network connection / Manual. For http and https, not for socks
in settings.xml, I can see from the preferences that this file gets applied
Eclipse can connect to the Internet:
in the Marketplace
for update checks and Installation
Eclipse is unable to reach the Internet:
in the "Web Browser" view
in m2e
Any ideas where I missed a special setting ? I do all of this in STS 3.9, which has Eclipse 4.7
I am not sure about the browser view, but m2e/Maven uses proxy settings that are defined in the settings.xml file for Maven.
In Eclipse/STS, you can specify which settings.xml file m2e should use in the preferences for the Maven support.
I've set up a VM with a wildfly instance.
I'd like to be able to debug my web application from eclipse.
I've took a look on the web, however, I've not been able to figure out how to do it.
Any ideas?
Install JBoss Tools into Eclipse IDE, and then you can use the features described in http://tools.jboss.org/blog/2015-03-17-debugging-an-externally-launched-wildfly.html
I am trying to deploy my code to the apache http server. when I try to add a new http server in Eclipse(Luna) from Eclipse->Preference->Server->Runtime Environment->Add->Under folder “Basic” I don't see “HTTP Server” listed.
I am using OS X and I have apache installed on my machine.
How can I add the Http Server option to the list.
Thanks.
Eclipse luna supprts the version 7.0.47 or 7.0.43
So try this
I found what the problem was. I didn't have WTP installed on my Eclipse.
this helped me.
after I installed WTP I can see http server listed in the runtime server list.
I have a eclipse web project source code, the name of the project is "My-Proj" .
I download Eclipse Java EE version (Indigo) , extract the achive, then I started the eclipse IDE. After I successfully installed tomcat7 server into the Eclpse IDE. I import my existing project to Eclipse IDE.
Then I run my imported project by choose "Run on server", but eclipse pop up the error message window like below:
I saw the port has been used, so I change the server running port by double click on tomcat server V7 under Eclipse "server" tab, and change the port to 8085 as below (see the right side of the image):
Please right click the image and view the image if you can not see clearly.
I run the project on server again , but I got the same error, port 8080 is in use, why? I have changed the port number to 8085, why it still complain the port 8080?
You need to change the one labeled "HTTP/1.1" not "Tomcat admin port" (in your image above on the right hand side where ports are).
Second you probably have an existing tomcat running that was not shutdown (unless you purposely have something else running on 8080). Shutdown eclipse and then look for any running java process that look like tomcat and kill them.
As Adam said, you'll need to change the HTTP/1.1 port if you want to have Eclipse's tomcat running on a different port to avoid the conflict.
However, this conflict is usually because your installed Tomcat is also running outside eclipse. You probably don't need two Tomcat instances running at the same time, so you might want to shut down the non-eclipse one. You can do this using the services panel in Windows, or using init.d on linux.
If you have multiple tomcat instances, try to change all ports in elipse - tomcat admin port, http/1.1, AJP. It works for me - I have eclipse from tomcat and netbeans on one machine.
Remember about firewall - it may be problem.
I am trying to run m2eclipse on a workstation behind a proxy. I have configured Eclipse and Meven's settings.xml to recognize the proxy.
Yet I still get the following message every time I try and update something:
Unable to update index for central|http://repo1.maven.org/maven2
Configure your eclipse network settings to support the proxy and try.