| Commercial(!?)-Plugin: Windows Explorer / Linux Konqueror opens (all?) URLs in Eclipse ... [message #154877] |
Sun, 18 April 2004 11:48 |
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... and I have no idea who needs that functinality, so:
Please try my plugin (Early Access),
http://www.neze.de/nereco
and comment to my guest book at:
http://www.neze.de/cgi-bin/guestbook.php.cgi
The Plugin is called NEReCo and its documenation tells:
The client/server application NEReCo is an Eclipse plugin (Server)
with a set of OS-dependent Scripts (Clients). The clients are usable
to open a file in the Eclipse IDE from a locale or remote machine.
The clients are simple wrappers around a Java VM invokation, i.e.
the real client code is not in the scripts but in some Java classes.
The Server (plugin) is only started after an explict instruction
(Button click), an can open all kind of files and URLs as long
Eclipse or its default HTML Browser can open the file or URL.
The client searches a configurable list of Servers to send an
"open URL request". And the server Mangles the URL to find the
"wanted" URL: how that works is configureable, an example is:
if on a Linux Box a file "/home/mle/temp/todo/WUtil.java"
exists and this file is accessbile from an Windows Box as
"E:\temp\todo\WUtil.java", then a Windows client triggerd
by the Windows Explorer may send the request
"open URL file://localhost/E:/temp/todo/WUtil.java"
to the Server on the Linux Box.
With the correct configuration, the server finds the
locale file: "/home/mle/temp/todo/WUtil.java".
The regular case is of course to open a locale file in the
locale Eclipse instance.
Kind Regards
mle
BTW: Commercial(!?) means, if I find a Job where I get some money for my work,
then I make the plugin available under the GPL ... ;-)
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