Sometimes you face that application is disabled and are not able to create any soa/ osb projects. There are several reasons of getting this issue:
In order to run SOA's JDeveloper correctly, you need to set the correct ide.user.dir path.
Follow the steps:
Step1: Re-install the Jdeveloper in different location and go to Jdeveloper Oracle_Home/Jdeveloper/Jdev/bin folder and open the Jdev.boot file.
- Suppose you have opened the Java Developer / other preferences by mistake while opening the Jdeveloper.
- The cause of this problem is that you once had other (non-SOA Suite 12c) JDeveloper installation and by default, both use the same user dir.
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| New Application disabled |
In order to run SOA's JDeveloper correctly, you need to set the correct ide.user.dir path.
Follow the steps:
Step1: Re-install the Jdeveloper in different location and go to Jdeveloper Oracle_Home/Jdeveloper/Jdev/bin folder and open the Jdev.boot file.
C:\Oracle\Middleware\Oracle_Home\jdeveloper\jdev\bin
Step2: Add ide.user.dir path where Jdeveloper has been installed.
ide.user.dir =
C:/Oracle/Middleware/Oracle_Home/jdeveloper/system
Step3: Now open the Jdeveloper.exe
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