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No Java functionality available? [message #148281]

Fri, 12 March 2004 06:02

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: mbatsis.netsmart.gr

Hi tribe,

Just installed eclipse but no java related functionality is available,
for example the window > preferences dialog has no settings for java,
while [Navigator] > New > Project only has 'Simple' available...

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Manos

Re: No Java functionality available? [message #148286 is a reply to message #148281]

Fri, 12 March 2004 06:12

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: mbatsis.netsmart.gr

Manos wrote:

> Hi tribe,
>
> Just installed eclipse but no java related functionality is available,
> for example the window > preferences dialog has no settings for java,
> while [Navigator] > New > Project only has 'Simple' available...

I suppose it would be usefull to mention I'm on linux my JAVA_HOME is
set to a 1.4.2_4 JDK.

Re: No Java functionality available? [message #148289 is a reply to message #148286]

Fri, 12 March 2004 06:30

Eclipse User

Sounds like you didn't install the Eclipse SDK package and only have the
Eclipse platform installed. You'll need to download the JDT runtime for Java
IDE functionality. JDT is bundled with Eclipse SDK, but you can get it
separately from the same place you got the platform package.

Manos wrote:

> Manos wrote:
>
>> Hi tribe,
>>
>> Just installed eclipse but no java related functionality is available,
>> for example the window > preferences dialog has no settings for java,
>> while [Navigator] > New > Project only has 'Simple' available...
>
> I suppose it would be usefull to mention I'm on linux my JAVA_HOME is
> set to a 1.4.2_4 JDK.

Re: No Java functionality available? [message #148302 is a reply to message #148289]

Fri, 12 March 2004 07:07

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: mbatsis.netsmart.gr

R.U. Deranged wrote:

> Sounds like you didn't install the Eclipse SDK package and only have the
> Eclipse platform installed.

Sheesh, sometimes I even impress myself. Thanks for tip!

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