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Re: Opportunity for Early Testers: WTP 101 testUpdates site [message #161792 is a reply to message #161666] |
Thu, 23 February 2006 19:27 |
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Originally posted by: a.b.com
This update site works well. I did it twice yesterday, once in the office
and once at home. This is a major improvement.
I installed a clean 3.1.2 as suggested, themn added the remote site, and
then selected WTP (all of it) from the available updates that were found.
The "required" button appeared to do mothing. It took about half an hour to
download all the WTP prereqs. It only restarted the workbench once after it
was all complete.
I was not able to do much testing yet but a simple JSP does get deployed
correctly to a Tomcat 5.0.28 instance and executes correctly.
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Re: Opportunity for Early Testers: WTP 101 testUpdates site [message #161871 is a reply to message #161666] |
Fri, 24 February 2006 07:32 |
Rahul Thakur Messages: 39 Registered: July 2009 |
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I am not sure if the ( currently listed Integration build I200602240008
= = WTP 101 )
I Installed this on a fresh 3.2M5 Eclipse installation and along with
recommended version of required dependencies a few mins ago.
Quick observations:
1) On right-clicking on a project, I see a context menu that says
"%VBF_UI_POPUP_RUNVALIDATION"
2) On invoking preferences dialog via Windows > Preferences, I see a
preference page "%VBF_TITLE_PREFERENCE"
Cheers,
Rahul
"David Williams" <david_williams@us.ibm.com> wrote in message
news:op.s5d4bzt3ac05ss@dmw2t23.raleigh.ibm.com...
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> For those of you that enjoy contributing by testing things "early",
> we have a test update site available at
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> http://download.eclipse.org/webtools/testUpdates/
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> I'd suggest you point your browser there first, to read the
> instructions, Tips, and Known problems,
> but then you can also create an Update Manager remote location to find
> the updates.
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> If all goes well, this is scheduled to be our released build on
> Friday, 24th.
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