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Re: Prototype of SceneBuilder integrated into Eclipse [message #1786952 is a reply to message #1786611] |
Wed, 16 May 2018 10:05   |
Tobias Ask Messages: 2 Registered: March 2018 |
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Julius Schwartzenberg wrote on Tue, 08 May 2018 11:29I installed the 0.9.1 release of the plug-in in Oxygen, but when I try to open an FXML file with it, the editor is unable to instantiate "Failed to create the part's controls" and this exception is shown:
(stack trace)
I could not find a way to obtain an account on this Gitlab instance. Is there any issue tracker where I could report such problems?
Hi, I'm the developer of this plug-in. Thank you for reporting your issue! Apologies for the delayed response.
Is the document you're trying to open located in the default package (i. e., directly under src)? That could be the cause of the issue. If that is case, I know how to fix it, and will push a bug fix right away. A temporary fix on your end would also be to put the document inside a package. If the document is already inside a package, I do not straight away know what could be causing your issue. Do you have JDK 8 installed? The plug-in does not currently support any higher version.
Regarding issue tracking, I actually thought that it was public. Do you have access to this page (gitlab.stud.iie.ntnu.no/tobiaas/scene-builder-plugin/issues)? It could be that since this is my university's GitLab instance, projects are never actually public. If that is the case I will consider putting the project on my own GitHub page.
Thanks, and all the best
Tobias
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Re: Prototype of SceneBuilder integrated into Eclipse [message #1787011 is a reply to message #1786952] |
Thu, 17 May 2018 10:06   |
Julius Schwartzenberg Messages: 3 Registered: April 2015 |
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Thanks a lot for your reponse!
Tobias Ask wrote on Wed, 16 May 2018 12:05Is the document you're trying to open located in the default package (i. e., directly under src)? That could be the cause of the issue. If that is case, I know how to fix it, and will push a bug fix right away. A temporary fix on your end would also be to put the document inside a package. If the document is already inside a package, I do not straight away know what could be causing your issue. Do you have JDK 8 installed? The plug-in does not currently support any higher version.
The document is inside a package and I'm using JDK 8, so it seems the cause is still unclear for my case.
Tobias Ask wrote on Wed, 16 May 2018 12:05Regarding issue tracking, I actually thought that it was public. Do you have access to this page (gitlab.stud.iie.ntnu.no/tobiaas/scene-builder-plugin/issues)? It could be that since this is my university's GitLab instance, projects are never actually public. If that is the case I will consider putting the project on my own GitHub page.
I can access this page, but when I click the 'New issue' button I get redirected to a log in page with no visible way to create a new account. So I can access the issues, but not report a new one.
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