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Managing eclipse on a network [message #181363] Wed, 22 November 2006 13:22
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Originally posted by: aca03faw.shef.ac.uk

Hello,

This is my first post here, so I hope this is the right place.

I am a student in charge of a network used by about 40 other students
for development work. Eclipse is our primary non-microsoft IDE.

Could anybody give me any tips or links for automatically configuring
eclipse and various plugins, particularly for Linux.

For instance, it would be really useful if I could edit a configuration
file to add download sites and then run updates and installations from
the command line. (This would then be incorporated with a network
management tool such as cfengine)

I'm aware that I could just share the plugins over an nfs share and map
them in eclipse. However, this doesn't fully use the hardware on the
workstations. I've also found that dropping .jars in here and there can
cause conflicts that (at least for the moment) the eclipse update
manager would resolve.

Thanks,

Frank Wilson
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