| Plugins! How do i use them? [message #652755] |
Sun, 06 February 2011 07:01  |
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Plugin! How do i use them? Where are they after i installed them? What changed? Why is it not documented? And when it is, why do i not find it in the help-files?
Why can't be there just a new Button or new Menu Entry, after i installed one, just like in thousands other Development Envirements?
If this is something other than in other IDE, then why not mention the differences?
I installed several Plugin and can't use them, because i simply don't find them. What the fuck?
Also: I didn't found a subforum, that fits this. So i posted it here.
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| Re: Plugins! How do i use them? [message #652770 is a reply to message #652755] |
Sun, 06 February 2011 10:42  |
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On 2011.02.06 5:01, KainvNod@hotmail.com wrote:
> Plugin! How do i use them? Where are they after i installed them? What
> changed? Why is it not documented? And when it is, why do i not find it
> in the help-files?
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> Why can't be there just a new Button or new Menu Entry, after i
> installed one, just like in thousands other Development Envirements?
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> If this is something other than in other IDE, then why not mention the
> differences?
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> I installed several Plugin and can't use them, because i simply don't
> find them. What the fuck?
>
> Also: I didn't found a subforum, that fits this. So i posted it here.
In modern Eclipse (since Galileo at least), after best-practice
installation (i.e.: using Help -> Install New Software), they fall under
eclipse/plugins.
For plug-ins that are not set up for installation via the IDE (best
practice), you may still drop them into a subdirectory under Eclipse:
eclipse/dropins.
Once installed by either means, you should find them via Help -> About
Eclipse -> Installation Details. Check the Installed Software and/or
Plug-ins tabs.
It's considered very bad form to use profanity and obscenity in public
forums.
Yes, this is the best forum for this question.
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| Re: Plugins! How do i use them? [message #652934 is a reply to message #652784] |
Mon, 07 February 2011 10:32 |
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On 06-Feb-11 10:47, KainvNod@hotmail.com wrote:
> Obiously, not one of the Plugins has been properly installed.
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> The one, i really care about is the Java Decompiler you can find here:
> http://java.decompiler.free.fr/
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> I really don't know how i get this to work, so please, help me.
It seems to install and uninstall for me.
I went to Help -> Install New Software, then added it (by clicking Add,
typing in Java Decompiler as an arbitrary name, then the
URL--http://java.decompiler.free.fr/jd-eclipse/update), and then waiting
for it to install (confirming that I wanted to install it and accepting
a certificate).
I'm using Eclipse Helios (3.6).
It also uninstalled cleanly (Help -> About Eclipse -> Installation
Details, then select the software and click Uninstall).
It appears that Emmanuel Dupuy did a fine job on the install/uninstall
aspect of his plug-in.
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| Re: Plugins! How do i use them? [message #653250 is a reply to message #653211] |
Tue, 08 February 2011 21:25 |
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On 2011.02.08 14:31, KainvNod@hotmail.com wrote:
> I tried now Jad for Java Decompiler and tried to use JadClipse
> (http://jadclipse.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page) as a Plugin
> as a GUI for Eclipse. Again, i follow the manual strictly. For what i
> understand, i just had to open a .class-File now.
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> Well, it dosn't work either. I just got an error that says: "The Class
> File Viewer cannot handle the given Input."
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> So, at this Point, i pretty much gave up, deleted Eclipse and will now
> try another IDE and Decompiler for Java.
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> Best Regards
Good luck with that.
What you've not realized is that your Java Decompiler isn't Eclipse.
It's only a plug-in.
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