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Eclipse Juno + Remote System Explorer + PDT = no default proposals [message #1014292] Mon, 25 February 2013 14:28 Go to next message
konze konze is currently offline konze konzeFriend
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Hello there,

I'm using Eclipse Juno with Remote System Explorer and the PHP extension PDT. I'm working on an external machine over SSH (with RSE) and a really big problem is that Eclipse doesn't show any proposals ("No Default Proposals").

A Google search didn't help, because the solutions didn't work with Juno (e.g. "click right -> Build Path -> Configure Build Path" doesn't show a "Build Path" dialog).

Do you have a solution for me?

Thank you and best regards,

konze
Re: Eclipse Juno + Remote System Explorer + PDT = no default proposals [message #1014554 is a reply to message #1014292] Tue, 26 February 2013 03:11 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Toshihiro Izumi is currently offline Toshihiro IzumiFriend
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FYI,
TM and RSE FAQ - Eclipsepedia
Quote:
For PDT, which is based on the WST editor framework, this should work properly since the Europa Fall Maintenance release (28 Sep 2007). It would work as follows:

Create a new local PDT project (initially empty)
New > Folder > Advanced > Link to Folder in File System > Deselect default, select RSE File System > Browse to Remote Folder
Re: Eclipse Juno + Remote System Explorer + PDT = no default proposals [message #1014775 is a reply to message #1014554] Tue, 26 February 2013 12:51 Go to previous message
konze konze is currently offline konze konzeFriend
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Thank you
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