Hi Craig, you could try to restart RDi with a -clean. Create a shortcut to the RDi.exe, then select properties, and on the target field, go to the end, add a space and -clean. Then save and restart.

Typically after an un-install it would prompt you for a restart. The -clean will try to clean up unused OSGI info. 

If that does NOT work, you can export your settings, them create a new workspace and import your settings. (I generally export Rational Developer for i -> Configuration files before I install new plugins. Just in case I need to create a new workspace.)

Thanks, Steve!

I could not get the shortcut to save with the -clean added to the target. However, your instructions on the import & export for RDi helped me enough to do that 'correctly' and the 'new' workspace is now good to go. Problem solved!

Thanks!

Craig

Hi Craig, you could try to restart RDi with a -clean. Create a shortcut to the RDi.exe, then select properties, and on the target field, go to the end, add a space and -clean. Then save and restart.

Typically after an un-install it would prompt you for a restart. The -clean will try to clean up unused OSGI info. 

If that does NOT work, you can export your settings, them create a new workspace and import your settings. (I generally export Rational Developer for i -> Configuration files before I install new plugins. Just in case I need to create a new workspace.)