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| Can't install VE 1.4 on Galileo 3.5 [message #512740] |
Sat, 06 February 2010 19:03  |
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There are so many conflicts with a fresh install of Eclipse 3.5 Galileo
that I think I have to reconsider using VE. I tried both the online and
offline instructions with the same issues:
Cannot complete the install because of a conflicting dependency.
Software being installed: Java EMF Model
1.4.0.v20090826-1446-7H-FPbAcggQleH8hJifHfUd
(org.eclipse.jem.feature.group 1.4.0.v20090826-1446-7H-FPbAcggQleH8hJifHfUd)
Software currently installed: Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers
1.2.1.20090918-0703 (epp.package.jee 1.2.1.20090918-0703)
Only one of the following can be installed at once:
Java EMF Model 2.0.300.v200901272200 (org.eclipse.jem
2.0.300.v200901272200)
Java EMF Model 2.0.300.R3_1_maintenance (org.eclipse.jem
2.0.300.R3_1_maintenance)
Cannot satisfy dependency:
From: Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers 1.2.1.20090918-0703
(epp.package.jee 1.2.1.20090918-0703)
To: org.eclipse.epp.package.jee.feature.feature.group
[1.2.1.20090918-0703]
Cannot satisfy dependency:
From: Java EE IDE Feature 1.2.1.20090918-0703
(org.eclipse.epp.package.jee.feature.feature.group 1.2.1.20090918-0703)
To: org.eclipse.jst.web_ui.feature.feature.group 0.0.0
Cannot satisfy dependency:
From: Java EMF Model 1.4.0.v20090826-1446-7H-FPbAcggQleH8hJifHfUd
(org.eclipse.jem.feature.group 1.4.0.v20090826-1446-7H-FPbAcggQleH8hJifHfUd)
To: org.eclipse.jem [2.0.300.R3_1_maintenance]
Cannot satisfy dependency:
From: JST Web Core 3.1.1.v200908121609-7S7CFyvFIhIehVidwyfk0m
(org.eclipse.jst.web_core.feature.feature.group
3.1.1.v200908121609-7S7CFyvFIhIehVidwyfk0m)
To: org.eclipse.jem [2.0.300.v200901272200]
Cannot satisfy dependency:
From: JST Web UI 3.1.1.v200908121609-7E77FBfDlwYa_9sdy2q77doi14gl
(org.eclipse.jst.web_ui.feature.feature.group
3.1.1.v200908121609-7E77FBfDlwYa_9sdy2q77doi14gl)
To: org.eclipse.jst.web_core.feature.feature.group
[3.1.1.v200908121609-7S7CFyvFIhIehVidwyfk0m]
Can someone suggest what tactic to take?
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| Re: Can't install VE 1.4 on Galileo 3.5 [message #527446 is a reply to message #512740] |
Thu, 15 April 2010 06:07  |
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Hi @everyone,
Very n00b Java developer here. I was about to upgrade to Eclipse Galileo, but since I plan to use VE I saw on VE's wiki the warning about Bug 301766 that VE won't install on Eclipse IDE for Java Developers.
Actually, it DOES on my system, or at least appears to. I'm currently working on Kubuntu Hardy (a bit old, I know, planning to upgrade that as well), with Sun's JRE and JDK 6u17 (the latest on *ubuntu repos). I downloaded the SR2 of Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (Linux 32 bit), unpacked it to a test directory, and then proceed to add VE with the http://download.eclipse.org/tools/ve/updates/1.4/ site.
In the "Available Software" window, after entering the update site, I just selected the "Visual Editor" under the "VE 1.4.0 R200909301124" branch (no source code, no SDK, neither Java EMF Model). It installs with all its dependencies, and appears to work to me: I'm able to create a visual class and add Swing gadgets to it, and changes are reflected in the source code.
I noticed then that on the Bugzilla bug's page the platform is set to "Macintosh Mac OS X", but I see on this thread that there are people with issues on Windows, too (like David). And Yves Yang says he can install it with the SDK option (that I didn't select, btw).
Can someone help to pinpoint the bug more precisely? If VE installs on Galileo for Java Developers under certain scenarios, maybe the Platform field on Bugzilla and the Wiki page have to be updated and the bug is more specific. Am I missing something? Does VE really work on my setup or just appears to? Shall I stick to using Ganymede and wait for this bug to be solved?
Btw, sorry for the n00bish question, what am I missing if I don't install "Java EMF model" under the "VE 1.4.0 R200909301124" branch? It doesn't get installed as a dependency.
Thank you in advance!
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| Re: Can't install VE 1.4 on Galileo 3.5 [message #527468 is a reply to message #527446] |
Thu, 15 April 2010 06:57 |
| Eclipse User |
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PSK,
I think the problem is that it doesn't install with the JEE package
because WTP installs a version of EMF and JEM that VE itself declares as
outside of the acceptable range of dependencies. I have to wonder
though whether it really doesn't work with these versions and if not why
that hasn't been addressed....
PSK wrote:
> Hi @everyone,
>
> Very n00b Java developer here. I was about to upgrade to Eclipse
> Galileo, but since I plan to use VE I saw on VE's wiki the warning
> about Bug 301766 that VE won't install on Eclipse IDE for Java
> Developers.
>
> Actually, it DOES on my system, or at least appears to. I'm currently
> working on Kubuntu Hardy (a bit old, I know, planning to upgrade that
> as well), with Sun's JRE and JDK 6u17 (the latest on *ubuntu repos). I
> downloaded the SR2 of Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (Linux 32 bit),
> unpacked it to a test directory, and then proceed to add VE with the
> http://download.eclipse.org/tools/ve/updates/1.4/ site.
>
> In the "Available Software" window, after entering the update site, I
> just selected the "Visual Editor" under the "VE 1.4.0 R200909301124"
> branch (no source code, no SDK, neither Java EMF Model). It installs
> with all its dependencies, and appears to work to me: I'm able to
> create a visual class and add Swing gadgets to it, and changes are
> reflected in the source code.
>
> I noticed then that on the Bugzilla bug's page the platform is set to
> "Macintosh Mac OS X", but I see on this thread that there are people
> with issues on Windows, too (like David). And Yves Yang says he can
> install it with the SDK option (that I didn't select, btw).
>
> Can someone help to pinpoint the bug more precisely? If VE installs on
> Galileo for Java Developers under certain scenarios, maybe the
> Platform field on Bugzilla and the Wiki page have to be updated and
> the bug is more specific. Am I missing something? Does VE really work
> on my setup or just appears to? Shall I stick to using Ganymede and
> wait for this bug to be solved?
>
> Btw, sorry for the n00bish question, what am I missing if I don't
> install "Java EMF model" under the "VE 1.4.0 R200909301124" branch? It
> doesn't get installed as a dependency.
>
> Thank you in advance!
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| Re: Can't install VE 1.4 on Galileo 3.5 [message #527653 is a reply to message #527446] |
Thu, 15 April 2010 19:13 |
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When you install VE 1.4 with JEE, you should not check Java EMF Model since
there is already one in eclipse bundled by WTP project. For example, if you
select VE SDK, it works fine.
Best regards
Yves YANG
"PSK" <peppinielloscamorza@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:hq6oh7$ul8$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Hi @everyone,
>
> Very n00b Java developer here. I was about to upgrade to Eclipse Galileo,
> but since I plan to use VE I saw on VE's wiki the warning about Bug 301766
> that VE won't install on Eclipse IDE for Java Developers.
>
> Actually, it DOES on my system, or at least appears to. I'm currently
> working on Kubuntu Hardy (a bit old, I know, planning to upgrade that as
> well), with Sun's JRE and JDK 6u17 (the latest on *ubuntu repos). I
> downloaded the SR2 of Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (Linux 32 bit),
> unpacked it to a test directory, and then proceed to add VE with the
> http://download.eclipse.org/tools/ve/updates/1.4/ site.
>
> In the "Available Software" window, after entering the update site, I just
> selected the "Visual Editor" under the "VE 1.4.0 R200909301124" branch (no
> source code, no SDK, neither Java EMF Model). It installs with all its
> dependencies, and appears to work to me: I'm able to create a visual class
> and add Swing gadgets to it, and changes are reflected in the source code.
>
> I noticed then that on the Bugzilla bug's page the platform is set to
> "Macintosh Mac OS X", but I see on this thread that there are people with
> issues on Windows, too (like David). And Yves Yang says he can install it
> with the SDK option (that I didn't select, btw).
>
> Can someone help to pinpoint the bug more precisely? If VE installs on
> Galileo for Java Developers under certain scenarios, maybe the Platform
> field on Bugzilla and the Wiki page have to be updated and the bug is more
> specific. Am I missing something? Does VE really work on my setup or just
> appears to? Shall I stick to using Ganymede and wait for this bug to be
> solved?
>
> Btw, sorry for the n00bish question, what am I missing if I don't install
> "Java EMF model" under the "VE 1.4.0 R200909301124" branch? It doesn't get
> installed as a dependency.
>
> Thank you in advance!
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| Re: Can't install VE 1.4 on Galileo 3.5 [message #527876 is a reply to message #527653] |
Fri, 16 April 2010 14:17 |
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| Quote: | When you install VE 1.4 with JEE, you should not check Java EMF Model since
there is already one in eclipse bundled by WTP project. For example, if you
select VE SDK, it works fine.
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Thanks for pointing that out Yves.
I just saw that I can edit the wiki myself with my account (sorry, I'm new here). Just to do things right, let me make a summary of what I'm planning to write and let me know if that's ok:
- As Yves just said, VE CAN be installed with JEE, but you mustn't select Java EMF model. The wiki page mentions the Java EMF conflict on JEE, but it doesn't say Java EMF installation is optional (and error-prone) when installing VE. I'd write that currently selecting Java EMF is broken.
- If you use "Eclipse IDE for Java Developers" VE installs and works. At least on my Linux setup with Java SE and by selecting just VE as I mentioned. Shall I change or remove the "(not currently working see Bug 301766)" note into, say, something like "works if you select VE only"?
If anyone's able to edit the VE wiki's install page more precisely than I can do, just tell me.
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| Re: Can't install VE 1.4 on Galileo 3.5 [message #527933 is a reply to message #527876] |
Fri, 16 April 2010 23:45 |
| Eclipse User |
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It is done.
yves
"PSK" <peppinielloscamorza@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:hqa9k3$2mo$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Quote:
>> When you install VE 1.4 with JEE, you should not check Java EMF Model
>> since
>> there is already one in eclipse bundled by WTP project. For example, if
>> you
>> select VE SDK, it works fine.
>
>
> Thanks for pointing that out Yves.
>
> I just saw that I can edit the wiki myself with my account (sorry, I'm new
> here). Just to do things right, let me make a summary of what I'm planning
> to write and let me know if that's ok:
>
>
> As Yves just said, VE CAN be installed with JEE, but you mustn't select
> Java EMF model. The wiki page mentions the Java EMF conflict on JEE, but
> it doesn't say Java EMF installation is optional (and error-prone) when
> installing VE. I'd write that currently selecting Java EMF is broken.
> If you use "Eclipse IDE for Java Developers" VE installs and works. At
> least on my Linux setup with Java SE and by selecting just VE as I
> mentioned. Shall I change or remove the "(not currently working see Bug
> 301766)" note into, say, something like "works if you select VE only"?
>
>
> If anyone's able to edit the VE wiki's install page more precisely than I
> can do, just tell me.
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| Re: Can't install VE 1.4 on Galileo 3.5 [message #618378 is a reply to message #512740] |
Thu, 15 April 2010 06:07 |
| Eclipse User |
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Hi @everyone,
Very n00b Java developer here. I was about to upgrade to Eclipse Galileo, but since I plan to use VE I saw on VE's wiki the warning about Bug 301766 that VE won't install on Eclipse IDE for Java Developers.
Actually, it DOES on my system, or at least appears to. I'm currently working on Kubuntu Hardy (a bit old, I know, planning to upgrade that as well), with Sun's JRE and JDK 6u17 (the latest on *ubuntu repos). I downloaded the SR2 of Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (Linux 32 bit), unpacked it to a test directory, and then proceed to add VE with the http://download.eclipse.org/tools/ve/updates/1.4/ site.
In the "Available Software" window, after entering the update site, I just selected the "Visual Editor" under the "VE 1.4.0 R200909301124" branch (no source code, no SDK, neither Java EMF Model). It installs with all its dependencies, and appears to work to me: I'm able to create a visual class and add Swing gadgets to it, and changes are reflected in the source code.
I noticed then that on the Bugzilla bug's page the platform is set to "Macintosh Mac OS X", but I see on this thread that there are people with issues on Windows, too (like David). And Yves Yang says he can install it with the SDK option (that I didn't select, btw).
Can someone help to pinpoint the bug more precisely? If VE installs on Galileo for Java Developers under certain scenarios, maybe the Platform field on Bugzilla and the Wiki page have to be updated and the bug is more specific. Am I missing something? Does VE really work on my setup or just appears to? Shall I stick to using Ganymede and wait for this bug to be solved?
Btw, sorry for the n00bish question, what am I missing if I don't install "Java EMF model" under the "VE 1.4.0 R200909301124" branch? It doesn't get installed as a dependency.
Thank you in advance!
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| Re: Can't install VE 1.4 on Galileo 3.5 [message #618379 is a reply to message #527446] |
Thu, 15 April 2010 06:57 |
| Eclipse User |
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PSK,
I think the problem is that it doesn't install with the JEE package
because WTP installs a version of EMF and JEM that VE itself declares as
outside of the acceptable range of dependencies. I have to wonder
though whether it really doesn't work with these versions and if not why
that hasn't been addressed....
PSK wrote:
> Hi @everyone,
>
> Very n00b Java developer here. I was about to upgrade to Eclipse
> Galileo, but since I plan to use VE I saw on VE's wiki the warning
> about Bug 301766 that VE won't install on Eclipse IDE for Java
> Developers.
>
> Actually, it DOES on my system, or at least appears to. I'm currently
> working on Kubuntu Hardy (a bit old, I know, planning to upgrade that
> as well), with Sun's JRE and JDK 6u17 (the latest on *ubuntu repos). I
> downloaded the SR2 of Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (Linux 32 bit),
> unpacked it to a test directory, and then proceed to add VE with the
> http://download.eclipse.org/tools/ve/updates/1.4/ site.
>
> In the "Available Software" window, after entering the update site, I
> just selected the "Visual Editor" under the "VE 1.4.0 R200909301124"
> branch (no source code, no SDK, neither Java EMF Model). It installs
> with all its dependencies, and appears to work to me: I'm able to
> create a visual class and add Swing gadgets to it, and changes are
> reflected in the source code.
>
> I noticed then that on the Bugzilla bug's page the platform is set to
> "Macintosh Mac OS X", but I see on this thread that there are people
> with issues on Windows, too (like David). And Yves Yang says he can
> install it with the SDK option (that I didn't select, btw).
>
> Can someone help to pinpoint the bug more precisely? If VE installs on
> Galileo for Java Developers under certain scenarios, maybe the
> Platform field on Bugzilla and the Wiki page have to be updated and
> the bug is more specific. Am I missing something? Does VE really work
> on my setup or just appears to? Shall I stick to using Ganymede and
> wait for this bug to be solved?
>
> Btw, sorry for the n00bish question, what am I missing if I don't
> install "Java EMF model" under the "VE 1.4.0 R200909301124" branch? It
> doesn't get installed as a dependency.
>
> Thank you in advance!
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| Re: Can't install VE 1.4 on Galileo 3.5 [message #618381 is a reply to message #527446] |
Thu, 15 April 2010 19:13 |
| Eclipse User |
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When you install VE 1.4 with JEE, you should not check Java EMF Model since
there is already one in eclipse bundled by WTP project. For example, if you
select VE SDK, it works fine.
Best regards
Yves YANG
"PSK" <peppinielloscamorza@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:hq6oh7$ul8$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Hi @everyone,
>
> Very n00b Java developer here. I was about to upgrade to Eclipse Galileo,
> but since I plan to use VE I saw on VE's wiki the warning about Bug 301766
> that VE won't install on Eclipse IDE for Java Developers.
>
> Actually, it DOES on my system, or at least appears to. I'm currently
> working on Kubuntu Hardy (a bit old, I know, planning to upgrade that as
> well), with Sun's JRE and JDK 6u17 (the latest on *ubuntu repos). I
> downloaded the SR2 of Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (Linux 32 bit),
> unpacked it to a test directory, and then proceed to add VE with the
> http://download.eclipse.org/tools/ve/updates/1.4/ site.
>
> In the "Available Software" window, after entering the update site, I just
> selected the "Visual Editor" under the "VE 1.4.0 R200909301124" branch (no
> source code, no SDK, neither Java EMF Model). It installs with all its
> dependencies, and appears to work to me: I'm able to create a visual class
> and add Swing gadgets to it, and changes are reflected in the source code.
>
> I noticed then that on the Bugzilla bug's page the platform is set to
> "Macintosh Mac OS X", but I see on this thread that there are people with
> issues on Windows, too (like David). And Yves Yang says he can install it
> with the SDK option (that I didn't select, btw).
>
> Can someone help to pinpoint the bug more precisely? If VE installs on
> Galileo for Java Developers under certain scenarios, maybe the Platform
> field on Bugzilla and the Wiki page have to be updated and the bug is more
> specific. Am I missing something? Does VE really work on my setup or just
> appears to? Shall I stick to using Ganymede and wait for this bug to be
> solved?
>
> Btw, sorry for the n00bish question, what am I missing if I don't install
> "Java EMF model" under the "VE 1.4.0 R200909301124" branch? It doesn't get
> installed as a dependency.
>
> Thank you in advance!
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| Re: Can't install VE 1.4 on Galileo 3.5 [message #618382 is a reply to message #527653] |
Fri, 16 April 2010 14:17 |
| Eclipse User |
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Quote:
> When you install VE 1.4 with JEE, you should not check Java EMF Model since
> there is already one in eclipse bundled by WTP project. For example, if you
> select VE SDK, it works fine.
Thanks for pointing that out Yves.
I just saw that I can edit the wiki myself with my account (sorry, I'm new here). Just to do things right, let me make a summary of what I'm planning to write and let me know if that's ok:
As Yves just said, VE CAN be installed with JEE, but you mustn't select Java EMF model. The wiki page mentions the Java EMF conflict on JEE, but it doesn't say Java EMF installation is optional (and error-prone) when installing VE. I'd write that currently selecting Java EMF is broken.
If you use "Eclipse IDE for Java Developers" VE installs and works. At least on my Linux setup with Java SE and by selecting just VE as I mentioned. Shall I change or remove the "(not currently working see Bug 301766)" note into, say, something like "works if you select VE only"?
If anyone's able to edit the VE wiki's install page more precisely than I can do, just tell me.
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| Re: Can't install VE 1.4 on Galileo 3.5 [message #618383 is a reply to message #618382] |
Fri, 16 April 2010 23:45 |
| Eclipse User |
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It is done.
yves
"PSK" <peppinielloscamorza@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:hqa9k3$2mo$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Quote:
>> When you install VE 1.4 with JEE, you should not check Java EMF Model
>> since
>> there is already one in eclipse bundled by WTP project. For example, if
>> you
>> select VE SDK, it works fine.
>
>
> Thanks for pointing that out Yves.
>
> I just saw that I can edit the wiki myself with my account (sorry, I'm new
> here). Just to do things right, let me make a summary of what I'm planning
> to write and let me know if that's ok:
>
>
> As Yves just said, VE CAN be installed with JEE, but you mustn't select
> Java EMF model. The wiki page mentions the Java EMF conflict on JEE, but
> it doesn't say Java EMF installation is optional (and error-prone) when
> installing VE. I'd write that currently selecting Java EMF is broken.
> If you use "Eclipse IDE for Java Developers" VE installs and works. At
> least on my Linux setup with Java SE and by selecting just VE as I
> mentioned. Shall I change or remove the "(not currently working see Bug
> 301766)" note into, say, something like "works if you select VE only"?
>
>
> If anyone's able to edit the VE wiki's install page more precisely than I
> can do, just tell me.
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