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[Xtext] Installing Xtext M6 on 3.4SR2 [message #39323]

Tue, 07 April 2009 18:05

Eclipse User

Hi,

I made a few attempts to install the latest Xtext and its dependencies on
3.4SR2 today. I basically got the Classic 3.4 (no modeling stuff intsalled)
and installed all the plugins on the download page minus the EMF 2.5 one. I
don't see the Xtext wizard after I do this although I do see the plugins and
features I added (however, I just eye-balled it and it not verify each and
everyone is in place).

Before I dig into this:

Has anyone used 3.4 with Xtext M6? Is it supported?

If someone has successfully installed with the downloadable plugins (not
from CVS), can you share what you did?

Thanks,
Derek

Re: [Xtext] Installing Xtext M6 on 3.4SR2 [message #39355 is a reply to message #39323]

Wed, 08 April 2009 11:08

Eclipse User

Hi Derek,

TMF Xtext is built against and requires Eclipse 3.5.

Regards,
Sven

Derek Palma schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> I made a few attempts to install the latest Xtext and its dependencies
> on 3.4SR2 today. I basically got the Classic 3.4 (no modeling stuff
> intsalled) and installed all the plugins on the download page minus the
> EMF 2.5 one. I don't see the Xtext wizard after I do this although I do
> see the plugins and features I added (however, I just eye-balled it and
> it not verify each and everyone is in place).
>
> Before I dig into this:
>
> Has anyone used 3.4 with Xtext M6? Is it supported?
>
> If someone has successfully installed with the downloadable plugins (not
> from CVS), can you share what you did?
>
> Thanks,
> Derek

Re: [Xtext] Installing Xtext M6 on 3.4SR2 [message #39386 is a reply to message #39355]

Wed, 08 April 2009 13:05

Eclipse User

Thanks for the authoritative response.

The first line of the Xtext getting started guide
(http://wiki.eclipse.org/Xtext/GettingStarted) has the following text:

"
Presented below are a few steps to gain a first impression of how Xtext
works. We are assuming that you already set up your Eclipse IDE (version 3.4
(Ganymede) required, version 3.5+ (Galileo) preferred) and dropped in the
plugins from our download page or installed the whole distribution.
"

I think it is important that the version 3.4 reference be removed and a
clear statement indicating only 3.5 is supported. Otherwise, users (like me)
may think 3.4 is supported and not realize they have to migrate all their
development to 3.5 to integrate with Xtext artifacts. What is the protocol
for documentation bugs? Should I file one in bugzilla?

Derek

"Sven Efftinge" <sven.efftinge@itemis.de> wrote in message
news:griel5$v5m$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Hi Derek,
>
> TMF Xtext is built against and requires Eclipse 3.5.
>
> Regards,
> Sven
>
> Derek Palma schrieb:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I made a few attempts to install the latest Xtext and its dependencies on
>> 3.4SR2 today. I basically got the Classic 3.4 (no modeling stuff
>> intsalled) and installed all the plugins on the download page minus the
>> EMF 2.5 one. I don't see the Xtext wizard after I do this although I do
>> see the plugins and features I added (however, I just eye-balled it and
>> it not verify each and everyone is in place).
>>
>> Before I dig into this:
>>
>> Has anyone used 3.4 with Xtext M6? Is it supported?
>>
>> If someone has successfully installed with the downloadable plugins (not
>> from CVS), can you share what you did?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Derek

Re: [Xtext] Installing Xtext M6 on 3.4SR2 [message #39447 is a reply to message #39386]

Wed, 08 April 2009 16:45

Eclipse User

Derek Palma schrieb:
> I think it is important that the version 3.4 reference be removed and a
> clear statement indicating only 3.5 is supported. Otherwise, users (like
> me) may think 3.4 is supported and not realize they have to migrate all
> their development to 3.5 to integrate with Xtext artifacts.

I've changed that.

> What is the
> protocol for documentation bugs? Should I file one in bugzilla?

Yes, that would be a good thing.

Thanks,
Sven

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