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| Re: Eclipse 3.0M9 + CDT 2.0 M7 = i need org.apache.xerces [message #103222 is a reply to message #103088] |
Mon, 24 May 2004 13:46   |
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Originally posted by: lemon.canuda.net
kesselhaus wrote:
> Why you guys, all below this thread, just try to use the latest builds?
Why not?
Builds are done for being used...
3.0M9 has some interesting capabilities. And I use eclipse to code in C++,
so if I want to use 3.0M9 I must use CDT 2.0M8...
> The link is posted just above the 2.0M7/M8 download links.
Well, I have been looking at it carefully, and I'm not able to find any
link for this org.apache.xerces plugin.
> ..oO( Actually, using 2.0M7 in 3.0M8 and M9 just shows, guys can't read
> the download page. Sorry, but this I have already addressed once in this
> newsgroup..., There might be exceptions.)
Well, download pages say that you need 2.0M8 for 3.0M8... I have found no
information for running 2.0M8 in 3.0M9
> Vasili Kirynau wrote:
> > Hello
> >
> > áfter I installed ECLIPSE 3.0M9 I had been trying to install CDT 2.0M7,
> > but everytime I had the same problem updater say that I need
> > org.apache.xerces.
> >
> > guys where I can find it and how to setup it properly..
> > thank you for any help..
> >
> > Vasili Kiryanau
> >
> >
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| Re: Eclipse 3.0M9 + CDT 2.0 M7 = i need org.apache.xerces [message #103229 is a reply to message #103222] |
Mon, 24 May 2004 16:01 |
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Andreu Escudero wrote:
> kesselhaus wrote:
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>>Why you guys, all below this thread, just try to use the latest builds?
>
> Why not?
> Builds are done for being used...
> 3.0M9 has some interesting capabilities. And I use eclipse to code in C++,
> so if I want to use 3.0M9 I must use CDT 2.0M8...
Sorry, I meant why you don't use the latest CDT 2.0 _builds_. They are
working with the latest Eclipse-3.0M9. You can either use the Update
Manager, or download them from the same update-site as Update Manager
would use.
http://update.eclipse.org/tools/cdt/updates/builds/2.0/
CDT2.0M8 is not working with Eclipse3.0M9 since there is, once again, an
API-change in Eclipse itself. (Still remember, that M7/8/9 is still no
real _release_. Its just a milestone.)
>
>>The link is posted just above the 2.0M7/M8 download links.
>
> Well, I have been looking at it carefully, and I'm not able to find any
> link for this org.apache.xerces plugin.
You need to install the daily builds up to the end of this week, if you
want to stay "cutting edge". CDT Team is not the same team as
Eclipse-Platform/JDT/PDE team. They have to catch up on API changes of
the Platform guys as the JDT-team does or EMF-team or...
Btw., org.apache.xerces is dropped and not needed anymore.
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>>..oO( Actually, using 2.0M7 in 3.0M8 and M9 just shows, guys can't read
>>the download page. Sorry, but this I have already addressed once in this
>> newsgroup..., There might be exceptions.)
>
> Well, download pages say that you need 2.0M8 for 3.0M8... I have found no
> information for running 2.0M8 in 3.0M9
Thats what I meant. It clearly states that CDT2.0M7 is for Eclipse 3.0M7
and CDT2.0M8 is for Eclipse3.0M8. (And as the Eclipse-Plans/Roadmap have
been showing API changes, I would not rely on a working CDT2.0M8 on the
new Eclipse3.0M9).
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>>Vasili Kirynau wrote:
>>
>>>Hello
>>>
>>>áfter I installed ECLIPSE 3.0M9 I had been trying to install CDT 2.0M7,
>>>but everytime I had the same problem updater say that I need
>>>org.apache.xerces.
>>>
>>>guys where I can find it and how to setup it properly..
>>>thank you for any help..
>>>
>>>Vasili Kiryanau
>>>
>>>
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| Re: Eclipse 3.0M9 + CDT 2.0 M7 = i need org.apache.xerces [message #103918 is a reply to message #103823] |
Wed, 26 May 2004 19:37 |
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CDT2.0M7 does not even work with Eclipse 3.0M8, though why do you think
it would be working with M9?
Solution: Wait until an CDT2.0M9 Release comes out by the end of this
week or next week maybe, or use one of the daily builds (build from CVS
HEAD-branch, so be careful!). I use the one with the timestamp 20040521,
its the last one working on my system here.
Don't mess with the xerces, its taken out of Eclipse3.0M9 because
functionality is now contained within Java itself.
Martin Bohnert wrote:
> Pierre-Alexandre wrote:
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>> you can download the org.apache.xerces plugin from the eclipse CVS
>> repository (dev.eclipse.org:/home/eclipse)
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> Did that.
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>> You don't even have to compile it, it is already binary. You just need
>> to copy it to your plugins directory and hopefully that should work :)
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> It doesn't - copied org.apache.xerces to the plugins dir, CDT still says
> it requires org.apache.xerces.
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> Any help? No dice on the web so far, googling my brains out.
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