| The easy update [message #94714] |
Fri, 27 February 2009 12:47  |
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Originally posted by: nomail.nomail.it
I guess I can state that Eclipse + PDT are not easily updatable with a click
like other products.
To avoid the problem of dependencies (e.g. PDT 2.1 is not working on Eclipse
used for 2.0), etc, the best is using the package All-in-one. But that
solution brings another problem that need a little know how I don't have:
how to migrate custom information? E.g. how to backup/restore templates,
indentation values, Javascript validator->error/warnings, etc.?
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| Re: The easy update [message #94852 is a reply to message #94714] |
Sun, 01 March 2009 22:55  |
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Originally posted by: eclipsenews.20.epm.spamgourmet.com
Just use the same workspace as before and all your settings will be
retained.
Rik wrote:
> I guess I can state that Eclipse + PDT are not easily updatable with a click
> like other products.
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> To avoid the problem of dependencies (e.g. PDT 2.1 is not working on Eclipse
> used for 2.0), etc, the best is using the package All-in-one. But that
> solution brings another problem that need a little know how I don't have:
> how to migrate custom information? E.g. how to backup/restore templates,
> indentation values, Javascript validator->error/warnings, etc.?
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| Re: The easy update [message #94866 is a reply to message #94852] |
Mon, 02 March 2009 11:29 |
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Originally posted by: christopher.loerken.net
Tom Walter schrieb:
> Just use the same workspace as before and all your settings will be
> retained.
Be warned though that this unfortunately left my old Eclipse Europa PDT
1 version unusable since it cannnot start anymore...
And I too would have switched back for performance reasons since a
2.5Ghz Dual Core with 4GB Ram is obviously not enough for all the new
features :(
So (Warning: noob tip) make a backup before ;)
Cheers,
Christopher
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| Re: The easy update [message #94980 is a reply to message #94714] |
Wed, 04 March 2009 14:45 |
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Originally posted by: nomail.nomail.it
Yes I've found them. Are located under <workspace>\.metadata
@Christopher
The problem is quite surely that new versions could change the number and
usage of parameters, so upgrading and downgrading to previuos versions can
generate problems. E.g. a parameter X=(n1 to n3) can contains n4 that
previous version Europa can't handle.
Thanks everybody!
Rik
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