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Eclipse on Terminal Server [message #28609]

Mon, 21 February 2005 03:39

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: matteogiacometti.luxottica.com

Hi!
Is it possible to run Eclipse 3 on a Windows terminal server?
Are there any precautions to observe?
Thanks in advance
Matteo

Re: Eclipse on Terminal Server [message #28612 is a reply to message #28609]

Mon, 21 February 2005 07:27

Eclipse Webmaster

Messages: 607353
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

If it will be accessed by several users simultaneously, you might want
to take caution that Eclipse creates a .lock file preventing you from
launching Eclipse twice.

Look into using command-line parameters to specify the user's home
directory for the workspace and for the lockfiles (use Windows'
%USERNAME% variable for this).

Good luck

Matteo wrote:
> Hi!
> Is it possible to run Eclipse 3 on a Windows terminal server?
> Are there any precautions to observe?
> Thanks in advance
> Matteo
>

Re: Eclipse on Terminal Server [message #28618 is a reply to message #28612]

Mon, 21 February 2005 08:02

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: matteogiacometti.luxottica.com

My idea is to install Eclipse on terminal server.
Then (this is my goal) several users should be able to run it
simultaneously.
Any user should have his workspace, and all users should be able to use
eclipse and its plug-ins simultaneously.

Anyone experienced?
thank you again
Matteo

Eclipse WebMaster (Denis Roy) wrote:

> If it will be accessed by several users simultaneously, you might want
> to take caution that Eclipse creates a .lock file preventing you from
> launching Eclipse twice.

> Look into using command-line parameters to specify the user's home
> directory for the workspace and for the lockfiles (use Windows'
> %USERNAME% variable for this).

> Good luck

> Matteo wrote:
>> Hi!
>> Is it possible to run Eclipse 3 on a Windows terminal server?
>> Are there any precautions to observe?
>> Thanks in advance
>> Matteo
>>

Re: Eclipse on Terminal Server [message #28635 is a reply to message #28618]

Mon, 21 February 2005 13:32

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: poppenhe.umich.edu

sounds like you already got your answer...

Matteo wrote:
> My idea is to install Eclipse on terminal server.
> Then (this is my goal) several users should be able to run it
> simultaneously.
> Any user should have his workspace, and all users should be able to use
> eclipse and its plug-ins simultaneously.
>
> Anyone experienced?
> thank you again
> Matteo
>
> Eclipse WebMaster (Denis Roy) wrote:
>
>> If it will be accessed by several users simultaneously, you might want
>> to take caution that Eclipse creates a .lock file preventing you from
>> launching Eclipse twice.
>
>
>> Look into using command-line parameters to specify the user's home
>> directory for the workspace and for the lockfiles (use Windows'
>> %USERNAME% variable for this).
>
>
>> Good luck
>
>
>
>> Matteo wrote:
>>
>>> Hi!
>>> Is it possible to run Eclipse 3 on a Windows terminal server?
>>> Are there any precautions to observe?
>>> Thanks in advance
>>> Matteo
>>>
>
>

Re: Eclipse on Terminal Server [message #28687 is a reply to message #28635]

Tue, 22 February 2005 05:54

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: matteogiacometti.luxottica.com

I'm able to install GEF plug-in, but when I try to install (I'm connecting
to terminal server via remote desktop connection with an administrator
user) JFaceDbc e sunshinereports plug-ins, the import wizard doesn't find
them.
Every user has his own workspace.
Any suggestions about this?
thank you
Matteo

paul. wrote:

> sounds like you already got your answer...

> Matteo wrote:
>> My idea is to install Eclipse on terminal server.
>> Then (this is my goal) several users should be able to run it
>> simultaneously.
>> Any user should have his workspace, and all users should be able to use
>> eclipse and its plug-ins simultaneously.
>>
>> Anyone experienced?
>> thank you again
>> Matteo
>>
>> Eclipse WebMaster (Denis Roy) wrote:
>>
>>> If it will be accessed by several users simultaneously, you might want
>>> to take caution that Eclipse creates a .lock file preventing you from
>>> launching Eclipse twice.
>>
>>
>>> Look into using command-line parameters to specify the user's home
>>> directory for the workspace and for the lockfiles (use Windows'
>>> %USERNAME% variable for this).
>>
>>
>>> Good luck
>>
>>
>>
>>> Matteo wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi!
>>>> Is it possible to run Eclipse 3 on a Windows terminal server?
>>>> Are there any precautions to observe?
>>>> Thanks in advance
>>>> Matteo
>>>>
>>
>>

Re: Eclipse on Terminal Server [message #56676 is a reply to message #28687]

Sun, 24 April 2005 11:22

Eclipse User

On 2005-02-22, Matteo <matteogiacometti@luxottica.com> wrote:

> I'm able to install GEF plug-in, but when I try to install (I'm
> connecting to terminal server via remote desktop connection with an
> administrator user) JFaceDbc e sunshinereports plug-ins, the import
> wizard doesn't find them. Every user has his own workspace.

Use common extension location for system-wide plugins and personal
extension location for user-specific plugins.

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