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Update CDT to JDT [message #522182]

Sat, 20 March 2010 18:11

Eclipse User

Hi,
How can i correctly update Eclipse IDE for C/C++ to Eclipse IDE for Java?

Re: Update CDT to JDT [message #522302 is a reply to message #522182]

Mon, 22 March 2010 04:32

Eclipse User

Il 20/03/2010 23.11, Andrey Kourskov ha scritto:
> Hi,
> How can i correctly update Eclipse IDE for C/C++ to Eclipse IDE for Java?

Hmmm... what do you mean exactly? "Eclipse IDE for C/C++" and "Eclipse
IDE for Java" are just two distributions, i.e. two different sets of
Eclise plugins bundled together. If you want to develop Java
applications given your installation of "Eclipse IDE for C/C++", you
just need to install the needed plugins (like JDT, WTP, etc.) using the
Update Manager.

Mauro.

Re: Update CDT to JDT [message #522541 is a reply to message #522302]

Mon, 22 March 2010 19:26

Eclipse User

Thnx, Mauro.
I can't find list of needed plugins and update URL's for they.

Re: Update CDT to JDT [message #522590 is a reply to message #522541]

Tue, 23 March 2010 05:23

Eclipse User

Il 23/03/2010 0.26, Andrey Kourskov ha scritto:
> Thnx, Mauro.
> I can't find list of needed plugins and update URL's for they.

If you just need to develop Java application, you need JDT.
If you have to do Web/JEE development, you need WebTools.

For a full list of Eclipse projects:
http://www.eclipse.org/projects/listofprojects.php

If you're using a Galileo package, you can start using the Galileo
update site to download the needed plugins through the update manager.
The Galileo Update site URL should be included in your current
installation, try to do Help | Install new software... and then choose
Galileo from the "Work with" combo box.

Mauro.

Re: Update CDT to JDT [message #522814 is a reply to message #522590]

Tue, 23 March 2010 20:28

Eclipse User

Mauro Molinari wrote on Tue, 23 March 2010 12:23

The Galileo Update site URL should be included in your current installation

Rigth you are. I found it.

There is "Compare packeges" page
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/compare-packages
I install only JDT and XML Tools

Thanks for help.

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