On a project you can right click and look at properties. Under
properties you will find Server and Targeted Runtimes. In the server tab
you can double-click and open a server in the editor. If the domain is
broken, at this point you might see in red in the status at the bottom
of eclipse that says the domain does not exist.
Also, you can open Eclipse Preferences and take a look as
Server->Runtime Environments and when you click on an entry, it shows
the path at the bottom.
Hope that helps,
Rochelle
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> I did that. I had another project there that compiled and ran beautifully about 2 months ago, before the apple update.
>
> I come back to GF yesterday and get all my apple updates done, deleted that last project there and started fresh with a new dynamic web project and set up folder/path for this and tried it with a default "hello world" (which is like the default thing you get when you start a brand new dynamic web project) and I got a 404 error. Grr..
>
> I did, however, noticed in the log something about the last project which I thought it was odd. Hmm.. I wonder... let me go tamper with the config/settings again. would you be able to clue me in on certain area I should go looking at?
>
> thanks!
>
>> glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
>>> Hi there,
>>>
>>> I tried using both GF v2.1 and v3 prelude. Same
>> error.
>>> How do I check for runtime and/or switch to the
>> current one? Is it in the config. somewhere?
>> Check the project properties.
>>
>> Also, it might be simpler if you (first) tried a
>> brand new Dynamic web
>> project targeting one of the bundled runtimes and see
>> if that runs.
>>
>> Rochelle
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