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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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Minor
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- EXEC: Create an application via Web-UI that contains capital letters (ex. firstApp)
- EXEC: in Eclipse: Import->OpenShift->Existing OpenShift Application
- EXEC: Provide credentials
- EXEC: hit "Browse" and choose your existing application (ex. firstApp)
- EXEC: hit "Next"
Result:
Error is displayed on 2nd page which tells you that the name can only contain lowercase letters and digits.
EXEC: Create an application via Web-UI that contains capital letters (ex. firstApp) EXEC: in Eclipse: Import->OpenShift->Existing OpenShift Application EXEC: Provide credentials EXEC: hit "Browse" and choose your existing application (ex. firstApp) EXEC: hit "Next" Result: Error is displayed on 2nd page which tells you that the name can only contain lowercase letters and digits.
OpenShift allows me to create project names with upper case letters (e.g. firstApp).
I have been running the project from my local machine via a terminal.
I downloaded via the OpenShift site and installed a version of JBoss Developer Studio.
The tool does not allow me to open the existing project as an OpenShift project.
In the "Import OpenShift Application" wizard I get the message ""The name may only contain lower-case letters and digits".
JBoss Developer Studio
version:6.0.1.GA
Build id:GA-v20130327-2052-B361
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