Whenever I am trying to deploy application its showing following message? How can I resolve it?
FWLSE3030E: The runtime "HelloWorld" does not exist in the Worklight
administration database. The database may be corrupted.
I am using Eclipse Luna Java EE 64 bits , IBM MoblieFirst Studio 6.3, JRE 1.8 and JDK 8.
IBM MobileFirst Platform does not support Java 8.
Downgrade to either Java 6 or Java 7.
It should then work.
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I am not able to add application into Test Workbench which is built using MFP v8. I am getting an error message while uploading the application into the Test Workbench.
Error message:
: this application is not a supported IBM MobileFirst Platform one. Please consider using IBM Rational Test Workbench
Eclipse version Used:
Eclipse Java EE IDE for Web Developers.
Version: Luna Service Release 2 (4.4.2)
Build id: 20150219-0600
Plug-ins:
IBM MobileFirst Foundation Studio 8.0.0
IBM MobileFirst Platform TestWorkbench 8.7
Test Workbench is not supported for MFP 8.0. Hence the message:
"Error message: : this application is not a supported IBM MobileFirst Platform one. Please consider using IBM Rational Test Workbench"
I am developing on Eclipse Juno SR2 with MobileFirst 7.x installed from Eclipse Market Place.
However, my target server is Worklight 6.2. How do I create a .wlapp build for targeting to 6.2 version? There doesn't seem to be a target version to choose from in eclipse.
The build I create has a platformversion 7.x which is failing to install in Worklight 6.2 console.
There is no backwards compatibility for what you are attempting.
You cannot run MobileFirst 7.1 apps on Worklight 6.2; these are very very different releases that are simply not compatible.
If you develop using 7.1, use 7.1.
I'm configuring my eclipse with the worklight with this steps while doing that i'm getting the above error as shown in the image.
1) Worklight is pretty specific to which editions and versions of eclipse are known to work. Running with other editions or versions can lead to unpredictable results. For the current version of IBM Worklight Studio (v6.2), which is on Eclipse Marketplace, double check to ensure you have:
Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers
Juno SR2 (4.2.2), Kepler SR1 (4.3.1), Kepler SR2 (4.3.2), or Luna R (4.4).
as described in the Developer Edition overview. Also check the other system requirements listed there.
2) You cannot upgrade to Worklight Studio V6.2 from an earlier version of Worklight Developer Edition.
3) Google "MD5 Hash Eclipse". There are lots of suggestions (make sure you're running eclipse as administrator, check your firewall, check your java version, etc.)
4) Could be a corrupted download by eclipse. Try downloading the IBM Worklight Studio 6.2 zip file and installing it as a local archive within Eclipse.
I believe these are network problems. You should try later or in a different network connection.
By the way, I highly recommend to use an Eclipse Java EE version.
I try using Rational Application developer 9.0 and worklight studio 6.0 run android application. But have below
Errors occurred during the build.
Errors running builder 'Android Package Builder' on project 'HelloTestHelloWorldAndroid'.
sun/security/x509/X500Name
Before see many answer is about JDK version is not mathch. I have download JDK 1.7 and install setting the JAVA_Home. And someone another method is change eclipse.ini setting. The RAD eclipse.ini is different with eflipse juno version. So i try many method unitl now the error is persists.
I checked around on this and here is the info I got:
The issue is either you have the wrong JDK on the system or have the correct JDK but wrong JDK first in the classpath look-up.
A) Make sure you just have one JDK on the system and it is 32-bit SUN JDK - since Android SDK depends on this JDK
B) Find all other JDKs on the system and uninstall them
C) Make sure you have JDK from Sun and not JRE.
I have a laptop running Windows 7 Pro. Is it safe to install both WL studio 6.0 and 6.1 on the same laptop? If it is safe to have both versions installed can the Android SDKs be shared between the installs or should each version of WL studio have its own install of the Android SDKs.
Thank you for any advice you can provide.
You can easily install multiple versions of WL studio on 1 machine, just use a fresh install of Eclipse for each version. Creating separate workspaces inside of eclipse will have the same version of WL across all workspaces so you will need multiple Eclipse instances to accomplish this. In regards to your Android SDK question you can point each eclipse instance to the same Android SDK, but you will need to install the android tools on each version in order to work properly.
Please make sure you are running the latest 6.0.0.x ifix when attempting to run at the same time as some issues were resolved in this version. If you are an IBM WL customer please request the latest fix pack containing this fix.
Also, ensure you install the right version of Eclipse for each Worklight Studio version. Worklight 6.0 only runs on eclipse 4.2.2 (Juno SR2), while Worklight 6.1 runs on either eclipse 4.2.2 or eclipse 4.3.1 (Kepler SR1). See System Requirements for detailed requirements for all Worklight versions.