On SonarServer, Settings->Update Center -> Available Plugins i can see error Not connected to update center. Please check your internet connection and logs.. The machine has internet connections and i've setup HostName and Port also. Because of above problem i placed plugins in Plugins folder. Any sugesstions please?
Download the required plugin jar file from internet.
paste it to (installation directory)sonar-3.7.4\extensions\plugins folder.
And then run startsonar.bat from the bin folder.
It will appear in dashboard.
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I am running JDK 1.8.0_66 JVisualVM utility and want to use MBeans browser to Monitor my Coherence applications.
According to the Oracle tutorial I have to install the MBeans plugin first. So I went to Tools-Plugins-Available Plugins and there were no any available plugins. I checked my JDK installation for *.nbm files and found nothing.
What do I need to do to install MBeans plugin for JVisualVM? Thank you in advance.
When accessing https://visualvm.java.net I get redirected to http://www.oracle.com/splash/java.net/maintenance/index.html which states that the page has been closed.
Thus I think you have to download and install the plugins manually.
Go to https://visualvm.github.io/pluginscenters.html
Choose the link to "Java VisualVM" according to your JDK version
Download the tool manually
Select "Tools" -> "Plugins" -> "Downloaded" tab to install the downloaded file
Worked for me.
It appears the visualvm site has moved to github.io, so the links are broken. I just updated mine to the correct one on found on
https://visualvm.github.io/pluginscenters.html
In VisualVM go to Tools -> Plugins -> Settings, Edit Java VisualVM Plugins Center, and change the URL to the correct URL for your VisualVM, ex:
https://visualvm.github.io/archive/uc/8u40/updates.xml.gz
After this I was able to update & install plugins using the UI again.
You need to be connected to internet and you should have access to https://visualvm.java.net
I'm using VisualVM to monitor a number of JAVA applications, I would like to install some of the plugins that are available within this app.. Unfortunately the 'Available Plugins' option does not work for myself, as I believe I may be blocked by the corporate proxy.
Any ideas how and where I can download an offline plugin, so that I can see this in 'VisualVM'.
Thanks,
Shaun.
Plugins for offline VisualVM installations can be manually downloaded from the Plugins Centers page. Download the plugins as .nbm files. To install them in VisualVM do the following:
In VisualVM main menu choose Tools | Plugins, Plugins dialog is opened
Switch to Downloaded tab, click the Add Plugins... button, select downloaded plugin .nbm file(s) and click the Open button
Click the Install button, review and accept plugin license and wait for the plugin to be installed
Go to Tools > Plugins > Settings.
Edit URL to https://visualvm.github.io/uc/release139/updates.xml.gz.
Now plugins will be available & you can install online.
1、Plugins Center:https://visualvm.github.io/pluginscenters.html
2、 Tools | Plugins
On a production machine with no public internet connection, I was able to successfully install Luis-Miguel Alventosa's VisualVM-MBeans plugin by following this article dated November 19, 2012 and titled "Installing VisualVM plug-ins into the shared directory"; http://veithen.github.io/2012/11/19/installing-visualvm-plugins-into-shared-directory.html; last accessed Jan 25, 2018.
"[The] article describes how to install VisualVM plug-ins into [a] shared installation directory instead of the user’s home directory. This is useful if the VisualVM installation is used by multiple users on the same system or if you want to create a custom VisualVM distribution with a set of pre-installed plug-ins. Actually the 'Force install into shared directories' option in the plug-in installation dialog (see the 'Settings' tab) should enable that, but the option doesn’t seem to work in VisualVM 1.3.4."
The following procedure can be used as a workaround:
Let VVM_HOME be the folder where VisualVM is installed.
On Windows Server 2012, a good choice might be C:\Users\Public\Public Desktop\VisualVM
Let PUBLIC be a machine with a public internet connection.
Let PRIVATE be a machine that lacks a public internet connection.
On PUBLIC
Install VisualVM.
At least once, start VisualVM and exit.
Remove (or backup) the user's VisualVM per-user configuration folder.
On Windows Server 2012, %APPDATA%\VisualVM\x.y.z.
On Linux, ${HOME}/.visualvm/x.y.z folder.
Launch VisualVM and install the relevant plug-ins. They will be placed into the user's VisualVM per-user configuration folder (the one deleted in the previous step).
On PRIVATE
Install VisualVM.
Create a new directory called custom (you may of course choose a different name if you want) under the VisualVM installation directory (i.e. at the same level as the platform and visualvm directories).
Copy the following folder structures from ${HOME}/.visualvm/x.y.z to the custom directory e.g. %PROGRAMDATA%\VisualVM\x.y.z (so that the resulting folder structure matches the one in platform and visualvm):
config/Modules
modules
update_tracking
Edit the VVM_HOME/etc/visualvm.conf file enable a custom cluster folder: on Windows Server 2012, the line readsvisualvm_extraclusters=C:/ProgramData/VisualVM/1.4
Remove the user's VisualVM per-user configuration.
If you start VisualVM now, the plug-ins you have copied to the custom folder should be available immediately.
All sorted now...
If you goto the Plugin download site and download the required plugin, this by default is a ZIP file. Rename the ZIP to a NBM file and then you can manually install the plugin via the download tab.
My plugin has the form of a zip file and is located at http://scg.unibe.ch/wiki/projects/DoodleDebug/DoodleDebug-update-site?view=PRDownloadView.
Downloading and installing it from a local file works perfectly nice. However, if I paste the URL into Eclipse's dialog, it says something like "no repository found".
Is Eclipse unable to handle zip plugins directly from the web?
You'll need to host the update site on a web server. The content is static. Then have your users add the update site URL to the software site list.
currently I am having following version of clear case on my local machine.
I downloded plugin "com.rational.clearcase.win32-20081031A" from url: "http://www3.software.ibm.com/ibmdl/pub/software/rationalsdp/clearcase/ccplugin/com.rational.clearcase.win32-20081031A.zip" which include following files in feature and plugin folders.
3.then I installed this plugin from eclipse Help->Software update-> search and install->given here local path of plugin folder which looks like following screen shot 4. It got installed on eclipse;but when I am trying tu connect through it it's giveing me following error.
can you please suggest whats going wrong in it?
That plugin won't work with CCRC (ClearCase Remote Client), only with a full base ClearCase installation.
CCRC comes with its own Eclipse interface, in which you will find all the necessary ClearCase commands.
If you want a CCRC plugin (which is different from the SCM Adaptor you have downloaded), you need to download it from your CCRC server, as I detail in your last question.
I am a newbie to IntelliJ IDEA. I was trying to deploy a web app in Tomcat.
It failed to deploy and i was not able to see any errors in the log console.
After much searching, I was able to find out the log files at
~/Library/Caches/IntelliJIdea10/tomcat/_p1/logs/ folder.
There were a bunch of log files here and one of the files contained the error. I then could solve the issue and proceed.
I was a user of eclipse and this error would have come directly in the log console in eclipse. However this is not the case in IntelliJ IDEA. Can somebody please explain what I am missing here?
Also, it would be nice if somebody could point out how the integration with Tomcat is done in IDEA (for better understanding). Note: I am using IntelliJ IDEA 10.5.2 Ultimate edition on Mac OS 10.6.8.
IntelliJ IDEA instructs Tomcat to use temporary directory as CATALINA_BASE where it places context configuration with the Artifact path from your project settings, it doesn't copy your web application into webapps directory.
In the Tomcat Run/Debug configuration there is Logs tab where you can specify custom logs to show in IDEA console, it should work out of the box, but probably you have customized logging in Tomcat configuration or in the application itself. Or maybe Tomcat 7 logging configuration is different and doesn't work with IDEA in which case you should submit a bug.
Here's some info for Windows users....if you check the boxes for 'Show console when stdout/stderr change', you may find that the Output tab does not show up even if stdout/stderr change.
For me, this was due to directory structure for the project containing spaces.
When I renamed the directory structure so that it did not contain spaces the Output tab showed up.
Found solution here: Cannot deploy project to tomcat inside intellij IDEA 14. Applications Context was incorrect.
Run/Debug Configurations -> Deployment tab -> Applications Context