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Hello,
I’m using MyEclipse Blue 10.6 with Websphere Dev Edition 6.1 fixpack 45. Using In-Workspace mode.
When making simple java code changes like adding a System.out.println, when I save the change and build the project the application stops and restarts again.
Is this normal behavior? Do I need to turn on some setting in Myeclipse or Webpshere? Currently I have websphere configured for debug mode and in development mode.
Posting my installation details :
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Sorry that you are seeing this issue. The redeployment is managed by Websphere and is the same deployment mode as in RAD. Can you please check if you see the same behavior in RAD too ?
I have no issues using RAD. Is there some setting I need to turn on in MyEclipse or in Websphere Dev edition?
miguelmu,
Thank you for checking. I could replicate the issue at my end. I have filed a PR for the dev team to look into it.
Sorry for inconvenience caused.
miguelmu,
Apologies for not addressing the issue in 10.7. The dev team has targeted it for 11.1 version.
Sorry for inconvenience caused.
I have to say that it is frustrating. My company switched to MyEclipse Blue with the expectation that it would play well with WebSphere. We are constantly battling with Hot deployments/ hot swapping. Any time we make any change to an object that has been pulled into memory, the server restarts. This defeats the entire point and really kills productivity.
It is possible that we are doing something wrong or that we have missed something but I would have to doubt it at this point.
Any help that you can provide, other than that this issue might be fixed in some future version, would seriously be helpful. If we continue to have these issues we will have no choice but to move to another IDE.
Mark
Mark,
Apologies for the inconvenience caused.
Are you seeing the same issue discussed on this thread? I am afraid the fix for the issue raised by miguelmu will only be addressed in the next release.
The RAD behaviour is very similar but the only difference is that it allows you to finish debugging of current method or servlet code and after that it restarts the server and we are working on providing that mode in MyEclipse.
If you do not want restart sessions, then I recommend you give JRebel a try, which is better than the hot syncing. Take a look at these links for further information :
http://zeroturnaround.com/software/jrebel/download/using-jrebel-with-myeclipse/
http://www.kai-waehner.de/blog/2010/08/14/jee-development-using-jrebel-with-ibm-websphere-and-rad/If you are seeing a different hot deployment issue, please give us steps in detail you are following.
Also share the MyEclipse Build ID from Help > About MyEclipse Blue Edition > Build ID along with Websphere server version details.
Actually, the original issue looks like it was using the in workspace deployment type. I had given up on that and was using the standard exploded type. In a nutshell, every time I make a change to a java class, Websphere restarts. This is very frustrating and slows the entire development process down greatly. I have tried many things to configure MyEclipse Blue /Websphere so that true code swapping works but have had no luck.
Can you first explain to me what the ‘right’ way to configure the MyEclipse Blue/Websphere 7.x combination is? I feel like this is functionality that MUST be supported otherwise why would you offer a WebSphere specific version of MyEclipse. It would be great if you could provide a document that actually describes the correct way for this to be set up. I have looked at the tutorials and they are helpful in configuring the websphere connector but not much more.Mark,
Websphere application restarting is specific to Websphere and we are investigating on how to better the hot sync process in MyEclipse. The restart of the server is imminent and even RAD does the same.
I am afraid, I do not have anything to add apart from what I have said in my earlier response. Please give JRebel a try if you do not want to restart the application.
Sorry for the inconvenience caused. Let us know if you have any issues.
When do you expect a version of MyEclipse Blue to be released that will actually support hot code swapping? You mentioned that you expected it might be included in version 11. When is that expected to be released?
Also, I appreciate your suggestion to use JRebel but it is not a free product. It is twice the cost of your product and I will have a difficult time convincing my management that they should purchase a new product to fill in a gap that your product does not support but I feel should.
Please let us know when 11 is going to be released and if it will actually provide the hot deploy functionality that we need as developers. At this point, the only benifit of using Blue that we are getting is that it has connectors for the later Websphere servers. That is a tough sell since we can get free plugins that will work with MyEclipse that can do the same thing.
