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Re: Visual Editor for Eclipse 3.4 [message #145875 is a reply to message #145768] |
Mon, 23 March 2009 23:44 |
Marty Fried Messages: 8 Registered: July 2009 |
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P. Michael Hutchins wrote:
> I just spent a while looking around to try to see whether VE(*) is even
> alleged to work with Eclipse Version 3.4(.1)..
> (*: or anything like it (ieg: I saw some mumbling about a ~replacement~
> for it))
Well, I've spent some time looking into all the possibilities, and here's
what I've found for Eclipse 3.4.
1. VE 1.4 works fine. I've added it using the soyatec site as specified
a few times, and it always worked.
2. Visual Swing, mentioned in this group, doesn't work too well yet;
hopefully, it will be improved.
3. Jigloo, also mentioned in the Visual Swing thread, seems very
promising.
> I also saw a note:
> "For Eclipse 3.4, please use Visual Editor 1.4.
> Updatesite : http://update.soyatec.org/Ganymede/ve/1.4"
> ...but when I added the site to my Software Updates and Add-one /
> Available Software, all I got was:
> "No repository found at http://update.soyatec.org/Ganymede/ve/1.4
> Error reading update site
> http://update.soyatec.org/Ganymede/ve/1.4.
> Connection timed out: connect"
I got that error once, but it still worked. The easiest way I've found is
this (sorry if this is too basic):
1. Open menu "Help", "Software Updates".
2. Open the tab "Available Software"
3. Press the "Add Sites" button.
4. Paste in the soyatec.org site. If you get the error, go into "manage
sites", and remove it. I did that, then tried to add it again, and it said
"duplicate site". When I did that, then went back, I found that it was
still in the "Add sites" section, and had the checkbox, so I was able to
check it and install. It may have already been in the site list, but not
enabled, but somehow, it worked after going through this incantation.
I suppose you could check the "manage sites" first to see if it's in the
list already. I have no easy way to check.
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Re: Visual Editor for Eclipse 3.4 [message #617346 is a reply to message #145768] |
Mon, 23 March 2009 23:44 |
Marty Fried Messages: 8 Registered: July 2009 |
Junior Member |
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P. Michael Hutchins wrote:
> I just spent a while looking around to try to see whether VE(*) is even
> alleged to work with Eclipse Version 3.4(.1)..
> (*: or anything like it (ieg: I saw some mumbling about a ~replacement~
> for it))
Well, I've spent some time looking into all the possibilities, and here's
what I've found for Eclipse 3.4.
1. VE 1.4 works fine. I've added it using the soyatec site as specified
a few times, and it always worked.
2. Visual Swing, mentioned in this group, doesn't work too well yet;
hopefully, it will be improved.
3. Jigloo, also mentioned in the Visual Swing thread, seems very
promising.
> I also saw a note:
> "For Eclipse 3.4, please use Visual Editor 1.4.
> Updatesite : http://update.soyatec.org/Ganymede/ve/1.4"
> ...but when I added the site to my Software Updates and Add-one /
> Available Software, all I got was:
> "No repository found at http://update.soyatec.org/Ganymede/ve/1.4
> Error reading update site
> http://update.soyatec.org/Ganymede/ve/1.4
> Connection timed out: connect"
I got that error once, but it still worked. The easiest way I've found is
this (sorry if this is too basic):
1. Open menu "Help", "Software Updates".
2. Open the tab "Available Software"
3. Press the "Add Sites" button.
4. Paste in the soyatec.org site. If you get the error, go into "manage
sites", and remove it. I did that, then tried to add it again, and it said
"duplicate site". When I did that, then went back, I found that it was
still in the "Add sites" section, and had the checkbox, so I was able to
check it and install. It may have already been in the site list, but not
enabled, but somehow, it worked after going through this incantation.
I suppose you could check the "manage sites" first to see if it's in the
list already. I have no easy way to check.
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