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Downloaded Eclipse 3.4.2 JST version--but no Eclipse source plugins included. [message #336332]

Mon, 08 June 2009 19:19

Eclipse User

Where can I get down, so that I can step into the Eclipse API classes?
Thanks.

Re: Downloaded Eclipse 3.4.2 JST version--but no Eclipse source plugins included. [message #336363 is a reply to message #336332]

Tue, 09 June 2009 12:55

Eclipse User

AL wrote:
> Where can I get down, so that I can step into the Eclipse API classes?
> Thanks.

LOL. Typo. Where can I get the Eclipse source plugins downloaded for
3.4.2 distribution? They are not part of the *.zip distribution.

Re: Downloaded Eclipse 3.4.2 JST version--but no Eclipse source plugins included. [message #336367 is a reply to message #336363]

Tue, 09 June 2009 13:50

Eclipse User

AL wrote:
> AL wrote:
>> Where can I get down, so that I can step into the Eclipse API classes?
>> Thanks.
>
> LOL. Typo. Where can I get the Eclipse source plugins downloaded for
> 3.4.2 distribution? They are not part of the *.zip distribution.

Never mind...Had not downloaded Eclipse since 3.4.0. Turns out that I
picked the wrong package. :-)

Re: Downloaded Eclipse 3.4.2 JST version--but no Eclipse source plugins included. [message #336369 is a reply to message #336363]

Tue, 09 June 2009 14:01

Eclipse User

AL wrote:
> AL wrote:
>> Where can I get down, so that I can step into the Eclipse API classes?
>> Thanks.
>
> LOL. Typo. Where can I get the Eclipse source plugins downloaded for
> 3.4.2 distribution? They are not part of the *.zip distribution.

I'm not sure about ganymede in general, but for the core platform, you
can get them using p2. This is what I just tried:
1) Started with eclipse-jee-ganymede-SR2-win32.zip (no source plugins)
2) Run, go to Help -> Software Updates...
3) In the filter, type "Resources"
See
The Eclipse Project Updates
-> Uncategorized
-> Eclipse * Resources
These are the source for different parts of the platform. Check off the
ones you are interested in, and click the "Install..." button.

-Andrew

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