| Java Packages not listed/loaded? [message #264945] |
Sat, 27 September 2008 08:26  |
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Originally posted by: rjtescher.netscape.net
When I used Eclipse 3.2 for school machines, I kept 3.2 and my workspace
on a USB thumbdrive. It may have been a bit slow to load, but gave me
the same eclipse and workspace regardless of which school PC I logged onto.
Now I've installed 3.4 J EE on my home PC (WinXP SP3) and even though
I specify the workspace of the USB, Package view does not display the
packages contained on the USB. (each Package has its own folder in
(USB drive)/workspace/(folder).
The USB is recognized by the PC, and 3.4 will allow me to Import files
from it, but I'd like to have all the Java Packages loaded with the
workspace.
Thanks for helping!
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| Re: Java Packages not listed/loaded? [message #264949 is a reply to message #264946] |
Sat, 27 September 2008 13:21  |
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Originally posted by: rjtescher.netscape.net
Ed Merks wrote:
> Ren,
>
> Comments below.
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> Ren wrote:
>> When I used Eclipse 3.2 for school machines, I kept 3.2 and my workspace
>> on a USB thumbdrive. It may have been a bit slow to load, but gave me
>> the same eclipse and workspace regardless of which school PC I logged
>> onto.
> It's nice that Eclipse can be used in this way without relying in being
> installed and having keys in the registry...
>>
>> Now I've installed 3.4 J EE on my home PC (WinXP SP3) and even though
>> I specify the workspace of the USB, Package view does not display the
>> packages contained on the USB. (each Package has its own folder in
>> (USB drive)/workspace/(folder).
> You mean the workspace is just completely empty? Or it just doesn't
> look quite right? Is this a workspace created with 3.4? Generally
> Eclipse isn't going to care if the workspace is on a USB drive or not.
> It just not clear from what you've described what might be going wrong...
>>
The workspace is not empty, it has a dozen or so folders containing
the Java Packages (including the .class and .java files within the
packages).
The workspace was created under Eclipse 3.2.
Is there a conversion I need to do?
>> The USB is recognized by the PC, and 3.4 will allow me to Import files
>> from it, but I'd like to have all the Java Packages loaded with the
>> workspace.
> Could you elaborate a bit about when you're actually seeing.? One
> important thing to consider as well is what JRE are you running Eclipse
> with? You'll need a 5.0 JRE...
>>
What I see on the USB thumbdrive /workspace is pretty much what I've
seen on it when I ran 3.2, a folder for each Java Package, a .metadata
folder, and a DS_STORE file.
Java JRE 6u7
Java JDK 6u7
>> Thanks for helping!
Thanks again!
Ren
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| Re: Java Packages not listed/loaded? [message #264950 is a reply to message #264949] |
Sat, 27 September 2008 13:27 |
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Ren,
Comments below.
Ren wrote:
> Ed Merks wrote:
>> Ren,
>>
>> Comments below.
>>
>> Ren wrote:
>>> When I used Eclipse 3.2 for school machines, I kept 3.2 and my
>>> workspace
>>> on a USB thumbdrive. It may have been a bit slow to load, but gave me
>>> the same eclipse and workspace regardless of which school PC I
>>> logged onto.
>> It's nice that Eclipse can be used in this way without relying in
>> being installed and having keys in the registry...
>>>
>>> Now I've installed 3.4 J EE on my home PC (WinXP SP3) and even though
>>> I specify the workspace of the USB, Package view does not display the
>>> packages contained on the USB. (each Package has its own folder in
>>> (USB drive)/workspace/(folder).
>> You mean the workspace is just completely empty? Or it just doesn't
>> look quite right? Is this a workspace created with 3.4? Generally
>> Eclipse isn't going to care if the workspace is on a USB drive or
>> not. It just not clear from what you've described what might be
>> going wrong...
>>>
> The workspace is not empty, it has a dozen or so folders containing
> the Java Packages (including the .class and .java files within the
> packages).
> The workspace was created under Eclipse 3.2.
> Is there a conversion I need to do?
I think it should just work, but if all else fails, importing them into
a new workspace is worth a try...
So you have a number of top level projects... Do they (the project
folders at the top level) show the litlle J icon indicating they are
recognized as Java projects? You're asking questions about the Java
Browsing perspective. Package's don't show up until you select projects
first, right?
>
>>> The USB is recognized by the PC, and 3.4 will allow me to Import files
>>> from it, but I'd like to have all the Java Packages loaded with the
>>> workspace.
>> Could you elaborate a bit about when you're actually seeing.? One
>> important thing to consider as well is what JRE are you running
>> Eclipse with? You'll need a 5.0 JRE...
>>>
> What I see on the USB thumbdrive /workspace is pretty much what I've
> seen on it when I ran 3.2, a folder for each Java Package, a .metadata
> folder, and a DS_STORE file.
>
> Java JRE 6u7
> Java JDK 6u7
That sound fine then.
>>> Thanks for helping!
> Thanks again!
>
> Ren
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| Re: Java Packages not listed/loaded? [message #264975 is a reply to message #264950] |
Sun, 28 September 2008 22:00 |
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Originally posted by: rjtescher.netscape.net
Ed Merks wrote:
> Ren,
>
> Comments below.
>
> Ren wrote:
>> Ed Merks wrote:
>>> Ren,
>>>
>>> Comments below.
>>>
>>> Ren wrote:
>>>> When I used Eclipse 3.2 for school machines, I kept 3.2 and my
>>>> workspace
>>>> on a USB thumbdrive. It may have been a bit slow to load, but gave me
>>>> the same eclipse and workspace regardless of which school PC I
>>>> logged onto.
>>> It's nice that Eclipse can be used in this way without relying in
>>> being installed and having keys in the registry...
>>>>
>>>> Now I've installed 3.4 J EE on my home PC (WinXP SP3) and even though
>>>> I specify the workspace of the USB, Package view does not display the
>>>> packages contained on the USB. (each Package has its own folder in
>>>> (USB drive)/workspace/(folder).
>>> You mean the workspace is just completely empty? Or it just doesn't
>>> look quite right? Is this a workspace created with 3.4? Generally
>>> Eclipse isn't going to care if the workspace is on a USB drive or
>>> not. It just not clear from what you've described what might be
>>> going wrong...
>>>>
>> The workspace is not empty, it has a dozen or so folders containing
>> the Java Packages (including the .class and .java files within the
>> packages).
>> The workspace was created under Eclipse 3.2.
>> Is there a conversion I need to do?
> I think it should just work, but if all else fails, importing them into
> a new workspace is worth a try...
>
> So you have a number of top level projects... Do they (the project
> folders at the top level) show the litlle J icon indicating they are
> recognized as Java projects? You're asking questions about the Java
> Browsing perspective. Package's don't show up until you select projects
> first, right?
Thanks, it turns out I was in the Java perspective and not the Java
Browsing perspective. They are there and I'm feeling better...
B^)
Ren
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