I am trying to find and download the EclipseMercurial plugin for Spring Tools, but every place I look I can't seem to find a way to download it.
The market place won't work and seems like every updated link I find for it is gone now.
On the market page, a guy is saying that the current place for the plugin is here and the update site.
Is this one a working solution or buggy too ?
I have managed to download and install MercurialEclipse using the following link:
https://foss.heptapod.net/mercurial/mercurialeclipse-updatesite/-/raw/branch/default
In Eclipse do the following:
Window->Install New Software
Paste the given link in "Work with" section and hit enter
Select "MercurialEclipse Stable Releases" and hit next
Click agree to the terms and conditions, it might ask you if you really wanna install and just click "Install anyway"
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I'm using NetBeans 8.2, I would like to update the plugins, but the firewall at work won't let me, they cannot seem to figure it out at work, so I was wondering how I can update it manually.
I found this link : http://wiki.netbeans.org/FaqDownloadingUCModule
But I cannot select my version there, the only version above 8.1 is dev, but when I select one of the options, I either get to a page I'm not allowed to access or a page mentioning : "This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.
"
Is there another way to get the latest updates ?
Just applying the correct proxy settings should allow you to download directly within netbeans.
Otherwise try downloading the plugins via Plugin Portal.
I recently updated eclipse to the latest Oxygen version.
I don't really mind much if I am not using the latest version of each software, but whenever eclipse prompts me to update something, I go ahead and accept it as I trust it knows what it's doing. Since I have some plugins installed and since I've had eclipse for quite some time, I have a long list of software sites listed in my Install/Update preference pane.
Lately some of these sites seem to have stopped responding, so I removed them from the list. Upon clicking on help > check for updates however, they simply come back to the list.
Could someone explain to me why this keeps happening and why I am unable to control what eclipse is contacting?
An installed feature can contribute an Update Site if they want. Your best bet is to leave them there, but disabled.
http://help.eclipse.org/oxygen/topic/org.eclipse.platform.doc.isv/reference/misc/feature_manifest.html?cp=2_1_5_20
I am trying to create a new project using maven extension in Eclipse . When I try to filter lenskit archetype from the catalogs , it doesn't show up . Something of this type comes up:
I can not wait anymore after a whole night,
so I try this(like the pitch below),it's work.
good luck!
Sorry for no pitch, you just need to click "Add Archetype" button and fill
"org.grouplens.lenskit"
"lenskit-archetype-simple-analysis"
"2.0-M2"
then click OK
https://bitbucket.org/grouplens/lenskit/wiki/UsingEclipse
for mercurialeclipse download
http://cdn.bitbucket.org/tortoisehg/thg/downloads/tortoisehg-2.3.0-hg-2.1-x64.msi
and mercurialeclipse from eclipse marketplace.
Have some patience, it's downloading in the background. Perhaps change to the catalog to "Nexus Indexer" if the download isn't kicking off (it shows no progress though).
This is the second time this has happened to me, and the first time I chalked it up to some "user error". It happened again so I will post in here for any ideas / thoughts.
Here is a picture of the installed software I have.
I have no option to create a web application project, I can't show the Development Mode View, doesn't recognize GAE or GWT library folders, JSNI methods don't have auto-complete, etc.
The only thing that appears to be working, is the "Google" properties inside the project, I can edit those.
Everything appears to be installed, is there something I am missing?, or any way that I can see why some stuff is missing?
I have found 2 good methods to handle Eclipse breaking.
Start from Scratch
a. Download or Locate an Eclipse Archive and place the contents in a new folder.
b. Launch the New install.
c. Perform Updates.
d. Re-install all necessary addons.
Rollback your install/updates to a working version.
a. Select the Help Menu
b. Select About Eclipse (Usually at the Bottom)
c. Click the "Installation Details" Button (Lower Left Hand Corner)
d. Select the 2nd Tab "Installation History"
e. Select one of the Available options
f. Follow the wizard instruction to "Revert"
Neither of these options have ever failed in getting me back to work. They are not the most expedient, but they work every time.
New user w/3.72 on Ubuntu. I'm trying to follow tutorials that say go into Help > Install New Software. Then add, then type in for location pydev.org/updates or try update-production-pydev.s3.amazonaws.com/pydev/updates/site.xml to get option to install pydev to eclipse.
I try but nothing happens after I hit OK in the entry/dialop add box. Is there something else to do - nothing happens, no checkboxes appear in the text area below, I see some options in the large text area?
I have a fast connection. Is there something I'm missing? Seems it should be easy. Nothing happens.
Thanks
I had this problem as well, and fixed it by unchecking "Contact all update sites during install to find required software" on the bottom of the Install window.
/Edit... I used http://pydev.org/updates for the location