I've just installed Eclipse and the EPIC plug-in, read the user's guide and started using the IDE. As far as the "perl local" run configuration is concerned everything is OK: I can run my script and output appears on the Eclipse console.
I tried to run a CGI but it doesn't work at all, regardless of the configuration I make I always get
in the output console and after a while a pop-up saying
(CGI-Target) Could not connect to CGI-Proxy
I couldn't do a "proper" install of EPIC as I am behind a firewall and I can't use the standard procedure. I had to copy the following files in the Eclipse's "dropins" directory:
D:\Work\Programs\eclipse\dropins>dir
Volume in drive D is Data
Volume Serial Number is EC47-CF56
Directory of D:\Work\Programs\eclipse\dropins
26/09/2016 11:56 <DIR> .
26/09/2016 11:56 <DIR> ..
27/07/2009 12:16 297.940 org.epic.debug_0.6.27.jar
27/07/2009 12:16 847.344 org.epic.doc_0.6.2.jar
27/07/2009 12:16 812.941 org.epic.lib_0.6.1.jar
27/07/2009 12:16 1.039.881 org.epic.perleditor_0.6.24.jar
27/07/2009 12:16 24.259 org.epic.regexp_0.6.1.jar
27/07/2009 12:16 624.163 org.epic.source_0.6.35.jar
6 File(s) 3.646.528 bytes
2 Dir(s) 203.027.480.576 bytes free
Everything seems to work well but CGI execution/debug, which are the main reasons I moved to Eclipse and EPIC.
In the following the relevant configuration:
HTML Root Directory: D:\Work\Programs\eclipse\workspace\TestCGI\old
HTML Startup File: D:\Work\Programs\eclipse\workspace\TestCGI\old\printenv.pl (but I also tried with a "real" HTML file in this directory)
CGI Root Directory D:\Work\Programs\eclipse\workspace\TestCGI\old
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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Dear sirs,
I've just installed Eclipse and the EPIC plug-in, read the user's guide and started using the IDE. As far as the "perl local" run configuration is concerned everything is OK: I can run my script and output appears on the Eclipse console.
I tried to run a CGI but it doesn't work at all, regardless of the configuration I make I always get
in the output console and after a while a pop-up saying
I couldn't do a "proper" install of EPIC as I am behind a firewall and I can't use the standard procedure. I had to copy the following files in the Eclipse's "dropins" directory:
Everything seems to work well but CGI execution/debug, which are the main reasons I moved to Eclipse and EPIC.
In the following the relevant configuration:
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
First off, I suggest that you replace JARs in your dropins folder by those from the latest version (0.7.2):
http://epic-ide.org/updates/testing/plugins/org.epic.regexp_0.7.1.jar
http://epic-ide.org/updates/testing/plugins/org.epic.perleditor_0.7.2.jar
http://epic-ide.org/updates/testing/plugins/org.epic.doc_0.7.1.jar
http://epic-ide.org/updates/testing/plugins/org.epic.debug_0.7.1.jar
http://epic-ide.org/updates/testing/plugins/org.epic.lib_0.7.1.jar
http://epic-ide.org/updates/testing/plugins/org.epic.source_0.7.2.jar
If that doesn't work, also mention which version of Java and Eclipse you use.
Jan,
thank you for your reply. I've just updated by copying the files you linked but I have the same result.
These are the information you requested:
and
I'm afraid there could be something bad with the three following fields:
HTML Root Directory
HTML Startup File
CGI Root Directory
I'm developping a CGI web application and I don't have any HTML file (they are generated on the fly by the application). This is what I'm using:
HTML Root Directory: D:\xampp\cgi-bin
HTML Startup File: D:\xampp\cgi-bin\Install.cgi
CGI Root Directory: D:\xampp\cgi-bin
Do you think it could work like that?
As I browser I configured both the built-in and Firefox but the result is the same...
Regards.
Does anybody can help me? I can't debug CGI.
I keep having the same error message, also after updating:
And the same pop-up.
Regards.