Build path specifies execution environment J2SE-1.5 March 12, 2013
Posted by ninadgawad in Eclipse.Tags: Eclipse, Indigo, Warning
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Problem: Warning – Build path specifies execution environment J2SE-1.5. There are no JREs installed in the workspace that are strictly compatible with this environment
(This error was encountered in Eclipse after creating new Workspace for Maven Project)
Cause: As mentioned in the error issue is with default runtime in Eclipse. Having target runtime or unselected Project Facet may cause this error.
Solution:
Step 1: Select the Project
Step 2: Right Click and Go to Properties
Step 3: Select option ‘Project Facets‘ from left panel.
Step 4: Click on “Convert to faceted form …” (if already applied go to Step 7)
Step 5: Click ‘Apply’ button and click ok to close the Properties popup.
Step 6: Refresh Project
Step 7: Right Click on Project again and Go to Properties; this time you will see ‘Targeted Runtimes’ in left panel.
Step 8: Select checkbox for “jdk6 or higher”. Click ‘Apply’ button and click ok to close the Properties popup.
Note: Refresh Project if necessary.
Target runtime was .base.v61 is not defined November 1, 2012
Posted by ninadgawad in IBM RAD.Tags: Build, Not defined, runtime
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Problem: Target runtime was .base.v61 is not defined
This error is encountered in IBM RAD 7.0.0.9 after a new Server profile is added or after creating new Workspace
Cause:
- As mentioned in the error issue is with target run-time.
- Importing existing projects in Workspace with incorrect .settings file may cause this error.
Solution:
Step 1: Select the Project
Step 2: Right Click and Go to Properties
Step 3: Select option ‘Targeted Runtimes‘ from left panel.
Step 4: Select the runtime which needs to be configured for the project in right panel (Targeted Runtimes)
Step 5: Click ‘Apply’ button and then ‘OK’ to close this popup.
Note: Refresh Project if necessary.
The content of Element Type Error in web.xml July 25, 2012
Posted by ninadgawad in Java, Web Apps, XML.Tags: IBM RAD, Web Application, Web.xml
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Problem: The content of element type “web-app” must match “(icon?,display-name?,description?,distributable?,context-param*,filter*,filter-mapping*,listener*,servlet*,servlet-mapping*,session-config?,mime-mapping*,welcome-file-list?,error-page*,taglib*,resource-env-ref*,resource-ref*,security-constraint*,login-config?,security-role*,env-entry*,ejb-ref*,ejb-local-ref*)”.
This is generally observed in Eclipse or IBM RAD.
Cause:
- This error is observed while SAX Parser validates the web.xml
- Tags added in web.xml are not in correct order.
Solution:
Just make sure you re arrange the tag’s in web.xml in the order mentioned in the error.
- icon?
- display-name?
- description?
- distributable?
- context-param*
- filter*
- filter-mapping*
- listener*,servlet*
- servlet-mapping*
- session-config?
- mime-mapping*
- welcome-file-list?
- error-page*
- taglib*
- resource-env-ref*
- resource-ref*
- security-constraint*
- login-config?
- security-role*
- env-entry*
- ejb-ref*,
- ejb-local-ref*
Note: Refresh the project after making the above change.
Convert date from one format to another date format Utility February 10, 2012
Posted by ninadgawad in Java.Tags: Convert, Date, Java, String
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If you want Need to convert a date from a one format to another date format, please find the code below to do the same using Java.
You can have it as a generic Utility in your application’s Utility function.
/**
* Return string with formatted date
* @param inputdate Date String which needs conversion
* @param inputDateFormat Format of the input date
* @param outputDateFormat Format which date should be converted
* @return the output formated String
*/
private String convertDateFormat(String inputdate, String inputDateFormat, String outputDateFormat){
String outputDate = null;
SimpleDateFormat sdfSource = new SimpleDateFormat(inputDateFormat);
try {
Date date = sdfSource.parse(inputdate);
sdfSource = new SimpleDateFormat(outputDateFormat);
outputDate = sdfSource.format(date);
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
return outputDate;
}
Let me know if you find a better way to do this.
Hope this helps !
Thanks,
Ninad
Error: unsupported encoding Cp037 for result set column SQLState: 22021 ErrorCode: -99999 January 24, 2012
Posted by ninadgawad in Uncategorized.Tags: DB2, JDBC Driver Type 4, JDK, JRE, SQLState
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Problem:
Error: unsupported encoding Cp037 for result set column SQLState: 22021 ErrorCode: -99999
Cause:
Issue with JVM version installed on your machine. Mostly occurs because of multiple versions of java in the OS or when international version of jdk/jre is not installed. It is related to carsets.jar
Solution:
Delete the java.exe from C:\Windows\system32 (make a copy first)
Make sure that JAVA_HOME is set correctly and JAVA_HOME/bin is added to PATH & CLASSPATH.
Note: Uninstall/Delete old version’s on JDK/JRE from you machine and make a fresh installation.
