| plugins for J2ME and J2EE? [message #33042] |
Thu, 15 May 2003 06:36  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi,
I have used eclipse some months in a J2SE project and I think it is really
good tool, I have also used these plugins: JadClipse and Jalopy.
But if I want't to develop application for the J2ME and J2EE platform and
using the eclipse platform, what extra plugins do I need?
What do you recommend, what is a good start?
Today I prefer to use: Borland Jbuilder Enterprise 8, Borland Together
Edition for JBuilder (version 6.0), Sun wireless toolkit and Nokia
developer suite for the J2ME.
Best Regards,
Ove
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| Re: plugins for J2ME and J2EE? [message #36889 is a reply to message #36855] |
Sun, 18 May 2003 13:07  |
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Originally posted by: stelian.iancu.gmx.net
simon wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion. I went to the Lomboz site and checked. Lomboz
> seems to be an excellent J2EE plugin. However, it is for version 2.1
> ONLY.
> I am still using 2.0.2. So my questions are:
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> 1. Is there a J2EE plugin (whether Lomboz or others) for v2.0.x? I
> couldn't find it on the Lomboz site.
> 2. At this time, is version 2.1 stable enough for us to upgrade to? I
> have
> seen people posting problems here and it makes me skeptical. I don't have
> time to reconfigure my environment.
Well, AFAIK, 2.1 is stable enough. I am using it from the day it appeared
with no problems (the Windows version). I am also using 2.1.1 Linux GTK
version that has some issues (will go for the latest 3.0 integration build
tomorrow :-).
> 3. If version 2.1 is indeed stable enough for upgrade. Is it simply move
> all my files inside the workspace directory and all my files inside the
> plugins directory to the new location for version 2.1 and it will work?
> Or there is more to it?
>
Just unzip the 2.1 version in a different location than 2.0.2 (until you are
confortable with it, then you can erase 2.0.2) and start eclipse with the
-data argument pointing to your old workspace. For example,
C:\Eclipse_2.1\eclipse -data C:\workspace.
Also, a good idea is to keep your workspace outside the eclipse directory.
> Thank you very much.
You're welcome! :-)
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Stelian Iancu
Linux registered user 287835
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