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srb
16 years agoNew Contributor
Hi Lars,
I finally got it working
For other peoples' interest, here's what I had to do:
1. Remove the soapUI plugin from eclipse. Choose Help, About Eclipse Platform, then click on installation details and choose "soapUI Feature", then click on the Uninstall button and follow the instructions. At the end, allow Eclipse to restart.
2. Exit eclipse.
3. Add the "-clean" option to eclipse.ini in your %ECLIPSE_HOME% directory
4. Use Windows explorer or a tool of your choice to find and delete the osgi bundle containing soapUI. On my workstation, I deleted the %ECLIPSE_HOME%\configuration\bundles\6 directory tree. You'll find a similarly named directory containing .\cp\lib\soapui-3.5.jar
5. Delete the com.eviware.soapui_feature_3.5.0 directory in the %ECLIPSE_HOME%\features directory
6. Delete the com.eviware.soapui.eclipse_3_5_0.jar file in the %ECLIPSE_HOME%\plugins directory
7. Delete the .log file from .metadata directory in your workspace.
8. re-start eclipse.
9. Add the nightly build zip file as an archive update site
10. Choose Help, Install New Software...
11. Select the archive update site you just added to work with
12. Check the checkbox next to "soapUI"
13. Click on Next and follow the instructions. AT the end, allow Eclipse to restart.
14. Verify the errors are no longer in the Error Log view
15. Shutdown Eclipse.
16. Remove the -clean option from eclipse.ini
17. Restart Eclipse.
Et Voila!
All the best,
srb
I finally got it working

For other peoples' interest, here's what I had to do:
1. Remove the soapUI plugin from eclipse. Choose Help, About Eclipse Platform, then click on installation details and choose "soapUI Feature", then click on the Uninstall button and follow the instructions. At the end, allow Eclipse to restart.
2. Exit eclipse.
3. Add the "-clean" option to eclipse.ini in your %ECLIPSE_HOME% directory
4. Use Windows explorer or a tool of your choice to find and delete the osgi bundle containing soapUI. On my workstation, I deleted the %ECLIPSE_HOME%\configuration\bundles\6 directory tree. You'll find a similarly named directory containing .\cp\lib\soapui-3.5.jar
5. Delete the com.eviware.soapui_feature_3.5.0 directory in the %ECLIPSE_HOME%\features directory
6. Delete the com.eviware.soapui.eclipse_3_5_0.jar file in the %ECLIPSE_HOME%\plugins directory
7. Delete the .log file from .metadata directory in your workspace.
8. re-start eclipse.
9. Add the nightly build zip file as an archive update site
10. Choose Help, Install New Software...
11. Select the archive update site you just added to work with
12. Check the checkbox next to "soapUI"
13. Click on Next and follow the instructions. AT the end, allow Eclipse to restart.
14. Verify the errors are no longer in the Error Log view
15. Shutdown Eclipse.
16. Remove the -clean option from eclipse.ini
17. Restart Eclipse.
Et Voila!
All the best,
srb