> I get the following exception while trying to deploy a EJB project in
> my test environment
> com.ibm.etools.rmic.RMICException: RMIC Command returns RC = 1.
So rmic failed. Do you get to see the error messages that rmic printed?

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vsingr - 05 Jan 2006 17:39 GMT
No I do not see the error messages Infact the stack I have given here
is all what I see in the log file and in the faled message Dialog box.
David Wahler - 05 Jan 2006 18:36 GMT
> No I do not see the error messages Infact the stack I have given here
> is all what I see in the log file and in the faled message Dialog box.
As you seem to be using Eclipse, check the Console view.
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vsingr - 06 Jan 2006 16:23 GMT
Console View gives me the same error messages as the logs
> I get the following exception while trying to deploy a EJB project in
> my test environment
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>
> Any idea why this happens?
Have you generated the deploy and RMIC code? What steps have you taken? Was
it working before, and it quit working? What has changed?
Are you new to EJB development, or new to RAD, and don't know what you're
doing? You haven't given much information for anyone to help you.
I've used the EJB tools in WSAD 5, and other than the occasional quirk, they
work ok. Same with my limited use of RAD 6, even though it could have been
quality tested a little better, but then, that's what the user community is
for <g>.
vsingr - 09 Jan 2006 18:01 GMT
Well it seems that upgrading my RAD to 6.0.1 did the trick . Ofcourse
as is the cawse with all IBM products i had to recreate my workspace
again to make it work. To answer Neill's query of which is new to me
RAD 6 is the one. I was working on WSAD 5.1.2 All hell broke lose in
RAD 6.0.0
Thanks everyone