Can't start server under Eclipse

[thilker]

Hi!

When I try to start the server under Eclipse I get the following message:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/springsource/platform/kernel/bootstrap/Bootstrap

Seems that the Eclipse plugin works with the wrong package,
it should start the class
com/springsource/server/kernel/bootstrap/Bootstrap

Is this a bug, or did I miss something?

Regards!
Thorsten

[Joris Kuipers]

Looks like you're using an old version of the Eclipse plugin. Please install the latest version from the following update site:
http://static.springsource.com/proje...-server/update

Joris

[thilker]

You are absolutly right!

Somehow I installed the old version, don't know how.

Now it works, thanks.

BTW
It's a little bit annoying that the server is using port 2401,
because this is normally for CVS.
But I think, thats out of topic in this forum.

Regards,
Thorsten

[Christian Dupuis]

BTW
It's a little bit annoying that the server is using port 2401,
because this is normally for CVS.

Have you tried changing the port number in the config/server.config file? Change the following section:

	"osgiConsole": {
	    "enabled": true,
	    "port": 2401
	}

HTH

Christian

[thilker]

Thank you for that tip.
I will try.

Regards,
Thorsten

[wolfman22]

Looks like you're using an old version of the Eclipse plugin. Please install the latest version from the following update site:
http://static.springsource.com/proje...-server/update

Joris

Hi!

The link shows a 403-Forbidden ;-)
Just4Info

[Joris Kuipers]

You can ignore the 403: the link itself is not browsable, but Eclipse will be able to find the files it needs without any issues.

[nedge]

Hi,

I have the same problem trying to start the server in eclipse (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:com/springsource/server/kernel/bootstrap/Bootstrap) and even installing the plugin from the site above didn't fix the problem. Maybe I'm doing something else wrong. Here is what I did:

1) I download the spring DM server - I used 1.1.2
2) Installed the plugin using the eclipse update manager using the posted link
3) Created a new server/runtime (SpringSource dm Server (Runtime) v1.0) in eclipse and point the server location to the DM server location
4) Create a new server in the server view using the above runtime server
5) Hit start server - and I get the error

I'm using Ganymede on OS X - any ideas?

Thanks
Nedge

[xzyrose]

me too ,thanks !

[nedge]

Ok - I found what I was doing wrong - embarrassing!

I was downloading the Spring Dynamic Modules from Springframework as I though that was the server. I realized my mistake when I took a look at the contents and discovered there was no bin directory etc - so it doesn't look much like a server. However, I spoke to some other developers and I heard from them that I wasn't the first to walk into this. Maybe it might be a good idea to put link to the server on the modules page?

To get the Spring DM server go to the springsource website and click on products and the rest is easy.