Issue with MULE IDE configuration in Eclipse

[Marco Mascia-2]

Hi,

         I am new to the Mule community. I was able to install Mule. But i am facing issues when configure mule in ecliple.

Configure the Mule Distribution
        In the Eclipse workbench, choose Window > Preferences.
        Click Mule, and then click Add.
        Specify your Mule home directory, and then click OK.
        Click the Mule distribution's check box, click Apply, and then click OK.

The following error message is being displayed.
  The Applet is attempting to access the "getCanonicalPath" state attribute of the file C:\Mule.

Please help me in resolving the issue.

Regards
Gurujala

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[Dirk Olmes]

RaviKiran Gurujala wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am new to the Mule community. I was able to install Mule. But i am
> facing issues when configure mule in ecliple.
>
> Configure the Mule Distribution In the Eclipse workbench, choose
> Window > Preferences. Click Mule, and then click Add. Specify your
> Mule home directory, and then click OK. Click the Mule distribution's
> check box, click Apply, and then click OK.
>
> The following error message is being displayed. The Applet is
> attempting to access the "getCanonicalPath" state attribute of the
> file C:\Mule.

This is a very weird error message. You're registering the Mule
distribution exactly as expected -> good.

Which Mule version are you using?

Can you open the Error Log (Window -> Show view ... -> Other -> General
-> Error Log) and see if it provides a detailed exception?

-dirk

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[Marco Mascia-2]

Hi Dirk,

                Thanks a lot  for your response.
                Eclipse Platform:Version: 3.4.2
                Mule Version :2.2.2
             
                 I don't see error log option when i navigate to Windows-->Show View -->Other-->General


Regards
Ravi Gurujala

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[Dirk Olmes]

RaviKiran Gurujala wrote:
> Hi Dirk,
>
> Thanks a lot for your response. Eclipse Platform:Version: 3.4.2 Mule
> Version :2.2.2
>
> I don't see error log option when i navigate to Windows-->Show View
-->Other-->General


Ok, then we'll have to go to the filesystem directly. In your workspace,
there's a .metadata directory. In there, a .log file exists, have a look
at it. Does it contain any helpful error messages?

-dirk

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[Marco Mascia-2]

The following error message is specified in the log file.

 java.lang.ClassFormatError: LVTT entry for 'moduleIter' in class file org/mule/ide/project/internal/runtime/MuleRuntime does not match any LVT entry

Attaching the complete log file.

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[Dirk Olmes]

RaviKiran Gurujala wrote:
> The following error message is specified in the log file.
>
> java.lang.ClassFormatError: LVTT entry for 'moduleIter' in class file
> org/mule/ide/project/internal/runtime/MuleRuntime does not match any
> LVT entry
>
> Attaching the complete log file.

Looks like the log did not make it through the list. Can you please post
the full stack trace here?

Also, which JDK do you use to run Eclipse?

-dirk

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[Marco Mascia-2]

JDK Version : jdk1.5.0_16.
Please find attached the error document.

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[Dirk Olmes]

RaviKiran Gurujala wrote:
> JDK Version : jdk1.5.0_16.
> Please find attached the error document.

Ok, got it, thanks.

The log clearly states that you're NOT using jdk1.5.0_16 but
1.5.0_10-erdist. Googling for this version, it seems that this is some
special Oracle JDK version.

Can we please take this out of the equation? You can specify the JDK
that Eclipse runs on by specifying it on the commandline (or windows
shortcut) like this:

/path/to/eclipse -vm /path/to/java/home

If you run on a stock Sun JDK, does the error still occur?

-dirk

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