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| Plugin 'org.eclipse.pde.ui' not found [message #189139] |
Sat, 20 January 2007 13:02  |
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Originally posted by: cwruskamp.gmail.com
I am a complete newcomer to Eclipse. My PC runs Windows XP Pro with all
patches, a firewall, anti-virus and anti-other stuff.
Using 7-zip I installed (unzipped) eclipse-platform-SDK-3.2.1-win32.zip
followed by eclipse-JDT-3.2.1.zip, emf-sdo-xsd-SDK-2.2.1.zip,
emft-ocl-runtime-1.0.1.zip, GEF-ALL-3.2.1.zip, GMF-sdk-1.0.2.zip and
uml2-2.0.2.zip. After starting Eclipse.exe for the first time I only
checked the "Automatically select mirrors" in the Install/Update screens.
After starting the "Search for updates of the currently installed
features" a pop-up message is displayed "network connection problems
encounter during search" and after clicking OK I get following (detailed)
error message:
{quote}
The current configuration contains errors and this operation can have
unpredictable results.
Graphical Modeling Framework Runtime
(1.0.2.v20061027-1200-gW3quV5alH1G8qp) requires feature
"org.eclipse.emf.query (1.0.0)", or compatible.
Graphical Modeling Framework SDK (1.0.2.v20061027-1200-wTCA_vEfmbNQG87)
requires plug-in "org.eclipse.pde.ui".
{end-of-quote}
Clicking the "Select Required" option did not have any effect whatsoever
I found and installed/unzipped emft-query-sdk-1.0.0.zip, restarted eclipse
with the -initialise option, started the update session again, this time
resulting in the error-message:
{quote}
The current configuration contains errors and this operation can have
unpredictable results.
Graphical Modeling Framework Runtime
(1.0.2.v20061027-1200-gW3quV5alH1G8qp) requires feature
"org.eclipse.emf.validation (1.0.0)", or compatible.
Graphical Modeling Framework SDK (1.0.2.v20061027-1200-wTCA_vEfmbNQG87)
requires plug-in "org.eclipse.pde.ui".
{unquote}
Once again, clicking the "Select Required" option did not have any effect
whatsoever.
Especially the "org.eclipse.pde.ui" seems to be a rather elusive plugin, I
have not been able to find it. What can I do the resolve this?
Thanks
Kees Ruskamp
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| Re: Plugin 'org.eclipse.pde.ui' not found [message #189237 is a reply to message #189139] |
Sun, 21 January 2007 21:02  |
 Paul A. Rubin
Messages: 188
Registered: July 2009 |
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Kees Ruskamp wrote:
> I am a complete newcomer to Eclipse. My PC runs Windows XP Pro with all
> patches, a firewall, anti-virus and anti-other stuff.
> Using 7-zip I installed (unzipped) eclipse-platform-SDK-3.2.1-win32.zip
> followed by eclipse-JDT-3.2.1.zip, emf-sdo-xsd-SDK-2.2.1.zip,
> emft-ocl-runtime-1.0.1.zip, GEF-ALL-3.2.1.zip, GMF-sdk-1.0.2.zip and
> uml2-2.0.2.zip. After starting Eclipse.exe for the first time I only
> checked the "Automatically select mirrors" in the Install/Update screens.
>
> After starting the "Search for updates of the currently installed
> features" a pop-up message is displayed "network connection problems
> encounter during search" and after clicking OK I get following
> (detailed) error message:
> {quote}
> The current configuration contains errors and this operation can have
> unpredictable results.
> Graphical Modeling Framework Runtime
> (1.0.2.v20061027-1200-gW3quV5alH1G8qp) requires feature
> "org.eclipse.emf.query (1.0.0)", or compatible.
> Graphical Modeling Framework SDK (1.0.2.v20061027-1200-wTCA_vEfmbNQG87)
> requires plug-in "org.eclipse.pde.ui".
> {end-of-quote}
>
> Clicking the "Select Required" option did not have any effect whatsoever
>
> I found and installed/unzipped emft-query-sdk-1.0.0.zip, restarted
> eclipse with the -initialise option, started the update session again,
> this time resulting in the error-message:
> {quote}
> The current configuration contains errors and this operation can have
> unpredictable results.
> Graphical Modeling Framework Runtime
> (1.0.2.v20061027-1200-gW3quV5alH1G8qp) requires feature
> "org.eclipse.emf.validation (1.0.0)", or compatible.
> Graphical Modeling Framework SDK (1.0.2.v20061027-1200-wTCA_vEfmbNQG87)
> requires plug-in "org.eclipse.pde.ui".
> {unquote}
>
> Once again, clicking the "Select Required" option did not have any
> effect whatsoever.
>
> Especially the "org.eclipse.pde.ui" seems to be a rather elusive plugin,
> I have not been able to find it. What can I do the resolve this?
>
Odd that you would not have it: it's part of the Plug-in Development
Environment, and should have been included in the Eclipse SDK download
(see, for instance, http://www.eclipse.org/pde/). If you go to
Help->Software Updates->Manage Configuration and expand the tree on the
left, do you find an entry for 'Eclipse Plug-in Development Environment
3.2.1.' (followed by what I think is the security key to Bill Gates's
PDA)? If yes, does Show Properties->Status indicate proper configuration?
Also, check the plug-ins directory under the Eclipse root for a file
(not folder) named something like
'org.eclipse.pde.ui_3.2.1.v20060816-0800.jar'. If it's not there, my
(uninformed) guess would be that something went awry when you unzipped
the SDK. (There've been reports of problems using Windows's internal
zip capability, I think.) Try reinstalling using WinZip or similar
(ZipCentral works for me).
HTH,
/Paul
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| Re: Plugin 'org.eclipse.pde.ui' not found [message #189487 is a reply to message #189237] |
Tue, 23 January 2007 08:22 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: cwruskamp.gmail.com
Paul Rubin wrote:
> Kees Ruskamp wrote:
>> I am a complete newcomer to Eclipse. My PC runs Windows XP Pro with
>> all patches, a firewall, anti-virus and anti-other stuff.
>> Using 7-zip I installed (unzipped)
>> eclipse-platform-SDK-3.2.1-win32.zip followed by
>> eclipse-JDT-3.2.1.zip, emf-sdo-xsd-SDK-2.2.1.zip,
>> emft-ocl-runtime-1.0.1.zip, GEF-ALL-3.2.1.zip, GMF-sdk-1.0.2.zip and
>> uml2-2.0.2.zip. After starting Eclipse.exe for the first time I only
>> checked the "Automatically select mirrors" in the Install/Update screens.
>>
>> After starting the "Search for updates of the currently installed
>> features" a pop-up message is displayed "network connection problems
>> encounter during search" and after clicking OK I get following
>> (detailed) error message:
>> {quote}
>> The current configuration contains errors and this operation can have
>> unpredictable results.
>> Graphical Modeling Framework Runtime
>> (1.0.2.v20061027-1200-gW3quV5alH1G8qp) requires feature
>> "org.eclipse.emf.query (1.0.0)", or compatible.
>> Graphical Modeling Framework SDK
>> (1.0.2.v20061027-1200-wTCA_vEfmbNQG87) requires plug-in
>> "org.eclipse.pde.ui".
>> {end-of-quote}
>>
>> Clicking the "Select Required" option did not have any effect whatsoever
>>
>> I found and installed/unzipped emft-query-sdk-1.0.0.zip, restarted
>> eclipse with the -initialise option, started the update session again,
>> this time resulting in the error-message:
>> {quote}
>> The current configuration contains errors and this operation can have
>> unpredictable results.
>> Graphical Modeling Framework Runtime
>> (1.0.2.v20061027-1200-gW3quV5alH1G8qp) requires feature
>> "org.eclipse.emf.validation (1.0.0)", or compatible.
>> Graphical Modeling Framework SDK
>> (1.0.2.v20061027-1200-wTCA_vEfmbNQG87) requires plug-in
>> "org.eclipse.pde.ui".
>> {unquote}
>>
>> Once again, clicking the "Select Required" option did not have any
>> effect whatsoever.
>>
>> Especially the "org.eclipse.pde.ui" seems to be a rather elusive
>> plugin, I have not been able to find it. What can I do the resolve this?
>>
>
> Odd that you would not have it: it's part of the Plug-in Development
> Environment, and should have been included in the Eclipse SDK download
> (see, for instance, http://www.eclipse.org/pde/). If you go to
> Help->Software Updates->Manage Configuration and expand the tree on the
> left, do you find an entry for 'Eclipse Plug-in Development Environment
> 3.2.1.' (followed by what I think is the security key to Bill Gates's
> PDA)? If yes, does Show Properties->Status indicate proper configuration?
>
> Also, check the plug-ins directory under the Eclipse root for a file
> (not folder) named something like
> 'org.eclipse.pde.ui_3.2.1.v20060816-0800.jar'. If it's not there, my
> (uninformed) guess would be that something went awry when you unzipped
> the SDK. (There've been reports of problems using Windows's internal
> zip capability, I think.) Try reinstalling using WinZip or similar
> (ZipCentral works for me).
>
> HTH,
> /Paul
>
Paul,
As expected I did not find the 'org.eclipse.pde.ui...etc' file. I
followed your advice and did start again. This time I did stop certain
background services first, unzipped the Eclipse-SDK file and used the
'Search for new features' to download and install the selection I
wanted. So far I only have had similar errors using the 'search for
updates' with EMF (error 403) as reported elsewhere, A bug has also been
filed for this.
Thanks for your help
Kees Ruskamp
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