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I am using IBM Worklight 6.0 with Eclipse, recently I applied Fix Patch 2 Studio version manually, since I did not want to upgrade to 6.1,

Now technically my Eclipse should be on 6.0.0.2 , however when I try to open a project, eclipse automatically tries Migrating the project to 6.1 from 6.0.

Anyone has faced a similar issue?

P.S. I can still see IBM Worklight Studio version 6.1.0.01 as an available Update in my Eclipse.

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Are you sure that your eclipse has only one version of IBM Worklight? Just check in Help -> About Eclipse -> Installation Details ( if it is Windows PC ) to check installed WorklightBluewings
I have two entries for Worklight Studio, and both of them are of 6.0 versions (6.0.0.201309262019 and 6.0.0.201402081712) Yes it is a Windows PCeshaa
it is not the same version. AFAIK it has different fix pack i guess. You can see that in the last digits. one is 201309262019 another one is 201402081712. Generally it means the release date of worklight fix pack. for example 2014-02-08-17:12. So try to uninstall the 6.0.0.201309262019 version from Eclipse and try once.Bluewings
Some time back i had the same issues while upgrading to 6.0.0.2 manually. eclipse will take a back up ( zip ) of my old project and it tried to migrate. I un installed all the Worklight from eclipse,installed only the fix pack then created a new workspace , project and copied my old code to new one. Now it is working fineBluewings
As Bluewings states above, please start with a fresh eclipse and install 6.0.0.2. Please let us know the outcomeJoshua Alger

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As a workaround to solve this problem you can

  • Remove the current eclipse
  • Install new Eclipse
  • Create a new Workspace
  • Install the IBM worklight 6.0.0.2 Plugins to eclipse
  • Import your old project