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| Difference between Eclipse 3.0.0 and Eclipse 3.0.1 [message #73851] |
Sun, 05 December 2004 23:22  |
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Originally posted by: klutzie.xxx.com
Hi people,
Recently i've created a plugin to extend VE. I was doing the development
under Eclipse 3.0.1, and it worked. However when I port the plugin to
Eclipse 3.0.0, it didnt work.
Just wondering, what is the difference betweem 3.0.0 and 3.0.1? How can
there be any difference in the API when the versions are so close?
klutzie
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| Re: Difference between Eclipse 3.0.0 and Eclipse 3.0.1 [message #74249 is a reply to message #73924] |
Tue, 07 December 2004 19:53  |
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Originally posted by: klutzie.xxx.com
I extended the VE by creating a plugin, and the plugin code is juz like
what I've shared previously with the newsgroup.
bcoz i developed the plugin under eclipse 3.0.1, there is nothing wrong
when i test it. but when i plug the plugin into eclipse 3.0.0, which has
all the GEF, EMF and VE installed, I was unable to add the plugin / my
widgets into the library (you, when u click on Project Properties -> Add
library, then u can add your plugin into it). My plugin is not in the list.
Also, when u create a new Visual Class, in the "New Java Visual Class"
wizard, in 3.0.1, there is a Style box with a tree in it, where u can
choose the class u wanna create, but in 3.0.0, i don't seem to have this.
These are some of the things i notice. any idea?
thanks
klutzie
Rich Kulp wrote:
> There shouldn't be, but it depends on what you were doing. What was the
> error in particular?
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| Re: Difference between Eclipse 3.0.0 and Eclipse 3.0.1 [message #74285 is a reply to message #74249] |
Wed, 08 December 2004 10:57 |
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Originally posted by: richkulp.us.NO_SPAM.ibm.com
When you are using Eclipse 3.0.0, what versions of GEF, EMF, and VE are
you using?
You need to be at least at VE 1.0.1 released version, and you will
require EMF 2.0.1 released version. I think GEF/Eclipse 3.0.0 should
work. We haven't tested it.
klutzie wrote:
> I extended the VE by creating a plugin, and the plugin code is juz like
> what I've shared previously with the newsgroup.
>
> bcoz i developed the plugin under eclipse 3.0.1, there is nothing wrong
> when i test it. but when i plug the plugin into eclipse 3.0.0, which has
> all the GEF, EMF and VE installed, I was unable to add the plugin / my
> widgets into the library (you, when u click on Project Properties -> Add
> library, then u can add your plugin into it). My plugin is not in the list.
>
Did you run -clean on you Eclipse 3.0.0 configuration after you
installed your plugin? That is necessary to pick up your new plugin.
Goto Help->About Eclipse Platform->Plugin Details and see if your plugin
is in the list shown. If not, then the install of your plugin failed.
Check the .log file.
> Also, when u create a new Visual Class, in the "New Java Visual Class"
> wizard, in 3.0.1, there is a Style box with a tree in it, where u can
> choose the class u wanna create, but in 3.0.0, i don't seem to have this.
>
It doesn't look like you are using VE 1.0.1 released in your 3.0.0
environment. Any version of VE before the released version will not have
the Style tree in it.
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Thanks,
Rich Kulp
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| Re: Difference between Eclipse 3.0.0 and Eclipse 3.0.1 [message #603774 is a reply to message #73924] |
Tue, 07 December 2004 19:53 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: klutzie.xxx.com
I extended the VE by creating a plugin, and the plugin code is juz like
what I've shared previously with the newsgroup.
bcoz i developed the plugin under eclipse 3.0.1, there is nothing wrong
when i test it. but when i plug the plugin into eclipse 3.0.0, which has
all the GEF, EMF and VE installed, I was unable to add the plugin / my
widgets into the library (you, when u click on Project Properties -> Add
library, then u can add your plugin into it). My plugin is not in the list.
Also, when u create a new Visual Class, in the "New Java Visual Class"
wizard, in 3.0.1, there is a Style box with a tree in it, where u can
choose the class u wanna create, but in 3.0.0, i don't seem to have this.
These are some of the things i notice. any idea?
thanks
klutzie
Rich Kulp wrote:
> There shouldn't be, but it depends on what you were doing. What was the
> error in particular?
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| Re: Difference between Eclipse 3.0.0 and Eclipse 3.0.1 [message #603783 is a reply to message #74249] |
Wed, 08 December 2004 10:57 |
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Originally posted by: richkulp.us.NO_SPAM.ibm.com
When you are using Eclipse 3.0.0, what versions of GEF, EMF, and VE are
you using?
You need to be at least at VE 1.0.1 released version, and you will
require EMF 2.0.1 released version. I think GEF/Eclipse 3.0.0 should
work. We haven't tested it.
klutzie wrote:
> I extended the VE by creating a plugin, and the plugin code is juz like
> what I've shared previously with the newsgroup.
>
> bcoz i developed the plugin under eclipse 3.0.1, there is nothing wrong
> when i test it. but when i plug the plugin into eclipse 3.0.0, which has
> all the GEF, EMF and VE installed, I was unable to add the plugin / my
> widgets into the library (you, when u click on Project Properties -> Add
> library, then u can add your plugin into it). My plugin is not in the list.
>
Did you run -clean on you Eclipse 3.0.0 configuration after you
installed your plugin? That is necessary to pick up your new plugin.
Goto Help->About Eclipse Platform->Plugin Details and see if your plugin
is in the list shown. If not, then the install of your plugin failed.
Check the .log file.
> Also, when u create a new Visual Class, in the "New Java Visual Class"
> wizard, in 3.0.1, there is a Style box with a tree in it, where u can
> choose the class u wanna create, but in 3.0.0, i don't seem to have this.
>
It doesn't look like you are using VE 1.0.1 released in your 3.0.0
environment. Any version of VE before the released version will not have
the Style tree in it.
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Thanks,
Rich Kulp
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