[news.eclipse.technology.jwt] Re: Newbie question: getting started & tut

[Mickael Istria <mickael.istria@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Michiel,

Since adding a reference is anything but "horribly wrong", I strongly 
think you faced a bug ;)

Could you please open a bug report on Eclipse bugzilla to describe this 
stange behavior? It might also be useful that you attach your 
[workspace]/.metadata/.log file (or a compressed archive if it is too huge).
Then we'll try to fix it in priority (since it happens with the 
tutorial...).

Thanks in advance.
Mickael

Michiel Verhoef a écrit :
> Hi all,
>
> Either I have stumbled upon a bug or I am doing something horribly wrong 
> here. In any case I am not able to do a few things that look pretty 
> straightforward from the tutorial.
>
> First some figures:
> JWT version: 0.5.0
> Eclipse Ganymede version 3.4.1, build Id M20080911-1700
> AgilPro Simulator 1.5.0
> Java JRE
> running on XP professional
>
> I installed JWT via the Software Updates option in Eclipse and 
> downloaded the AgilPro from the sourceforge site. Although the tutorial 
> PDF is for the JWT 0.4.0 version I figured it should be okay to start 
> from there, having a bit of previous workflow experience with Staffware 
> and Oracle workflow systems.
>
> After trying to run my first dummy workflow in the AgilPro simulator 
> (the workflow was the demo one in the tutorial) things started to go 
> wrong: I could not add an Edge (Reference or Activity) to my workflow. I 
> was able to do this before, but I forgot one (the edge between the Role 
> and the Action). Like I said, after executing it (and getting a proper 
> error message) things simply ended.
>
> Even after restarting Eclipse and, for just-trying-out-sake, my PC I 
> still cannot add any (Reference/Activity) edges. I did try to throw away 
> my workflow and create a new one, even threw away my workspace.
>
> What am I doing wrong here? Any help or suggestions would be greatly 
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Michiel