Re: [eclipse-dev] Problem installing VE

[Carlos Valcarcel <carlos@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Start Eclipse and press Ctrl+N.

In the New dialog you should see a selection for a
Visual Class or if you look under Java->AWT or
Java->Swing you will see a number of GUI component choices.

Use the class wizard to complete the configuration of
a GUI component. When you click Finish the Visual editor
will open.

Carlos

At 09:53 AM 6/28/2004, HockChai Lim wrote:

> I'm relatively new to eclipse and having some problem
> getting VE to work.
>
> The following are what I downloaded from eclipse.org
> site on 6/27:
>
> eclipse-SDK-I20040624-win32.zip
> emf-sdo-runtime-I200406241017.zip
> GEF-runtime-I20040624.zip
> VE-runtime-S20040624.zip
>
> I unzipped them to directory c:\java\eclipse on a
> win98 pc.
>
> Here is what I've under
> About-Eclipse-Platform-Features
> org.eclipse.jdt
> org.eclipse.jdt.source
> org.eclipse.platform
> org.eclipse.platform.source
> org.eclipse.pde
> org.eclipse.pde.source
> org.eclipse.sdk
>
>
> When I try to create a new visual class by right click
> on the package and select New, I didn't see the visual
> editor.
>
>
> Thanks for the help in advance.
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Carlos Valcarcel              Voice:  1-516-983-9916
EinTech, Inc.                 Email:  carlos@xxxxxxxxxxx

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