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Thu, 12 May 2005 08:51

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Originally posted by: nanni_musella.fastwebnet.it

hello todos , i'm Napoletan guy and i've a bit of problem on writing
english ...
perhaps i'm sorry for all of my grammar error ...

Let's talk on my problem ..
i've used eclipse on win platform and now i want move to fedora ....
i've download j2sdk 1.4.2 (because my project is based on this vm and
Tomcat) and Eclipse 3.02 ....
i've two problem ... the fist is that Eclipse require a vm and not use the
JAVA_HOME environment variable ... the only thing that appear to work is
to put the Virtual Machine on eclipse directory .. but not is clean ..
the second problem is with lomboz... this plugin not work on linux !!!!!

any suggestion?

bye

Nanni Musella

vir' Napoli e pò muor

Re: -eclipse on fedora [message #63601 is a reply to message #63509]

Thu, 12 May 2005 13:44

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: ludwig.wensauer.web.de

Hello Nanni,

to your second problem, have you installed the Eclipse Modeling
Framework(EMF)? I ask because the lomboz plugin needs the EMF plugin.

Nanni Musella schrieb:
> hello todos , i'm Napoletan guy and i've a bit of problem on writing
> english ... perhaps i'm sorry for all of my grammar error ...
> Let's talk on my problem .. i've used eclipse on win platform and now i
> want move to fedora .... i've download j2sdk 1.4.2 (because my project
> is based on this vm and Tomcat) and Eclipse 3.02 ....
> i've two problem ... the fist is that Eclipse require a vm and not use
> the JAVA_HOME environment variable ... the only thing that appear to
> work is to put the Virtual Machine on eclipse directory .. but not is
> clean .. the second problem is with lomboz... this plugin not work on
> linux !!!!!
>
> any suggestion?
> bye
> Nanni Musella
> vir' Napoli e pò muor

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