Just a really basic question. Have I got the feeling that the plugin has not been updated thin the 8.2, am I Wrong ?
Even with a manual download of this version, I can't install it (gradle issue even if gradle is already installed..)
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Is there plugin for auto save feature in netbeans 8.2? I find it from IDE's plugins list but can't find it.
For netbeans 8.1 was a plugin in IDE's plugins list. It was not tested/verified for netbeans 8.2.
I download it(http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/63714/autosavemodified) manually and install it by IDE's plugin`s download section. It works well for me in Ubuntu 16.04!
Since you have not quite clarified your question, I assume you're referring to this Netbeans plug-in.
If so, this plugin is not marked as compatible with Netbeans 8.2, that's why you can't find it in the plug-ins list in Netbeans itself.
From my experience, it is possible to manually download and install it in Netbeans 8.1 (even if marked as compatible only with Netbeans 8.0 and lower), but it does not seem to work anymore with Netbeans 8.2 at all and it will work with Netbeans 8.2 also.
Edit:
It was not showing as installed at first, and I could not get it to install when I tried, probably because it was already installed when I imported the 8.1 profile in 8.2 (some non-descript error popped up), but after a while I found it to be working. Not sure what exactly happened... a machine reboot, Java update, another thing?
Anyway, I just wanted to confirm that it seems to work with Netbeans 8.2 without any issues.
I'm trying to install EclipseCORBA.
I'm using the Install New Software wizard with the URL
http://eclipsecorba.sf.net/update
When it finishes, I get this error message:
Does anyone have any ideas how I can fix this?
I was facing the same error, also with 4.5 (Mars).
Another installation guide pointed me to the development version at http://eclipsecorba.sourceforge.net/update_unstable, which did the trick for me.
I don't know which Eclipse version you're running, but I'm having the same problem on 4.5 (Mars).
Looking at the CORBA support project page, it hasn't been updated since 2008. Even more, it relies on OpenORB 1.4.0 which is unmaintained since 2005.
So the plug-in most probably targets Eclipse 3.4 (Ganymede) or 3.3 (Europa). Unless you're able to install the plug-in into Eclipse 3.x, I believe you're out of luck.
Is it just me or the documentation for PhoneGap installation is ridiculous? The steps are all over the place and no clear path to installing and using it. I found a couple of decent guides for use on MAC but nothing that is clear for Windows.
Got frustrated and uninstalled everything, eclipse, cordova, ant, android.
I want to just restart fresh with a clean install. Can anyone show me to a guide which has a step by step guide to windows. Or maybe you could guide me to exactly which are the stuff I need to install for phoneGap to work? For example is ant(apache) even needed? Not every guide mentions it.
I believe over all, the steps includes 2 parts. 1 is installing the various components such as eclipse and so on. 2nd is to interlink all these various components.
Not exaggerating but I've been at this for a week plus now and have looked around for a clear instruction and found nothing. Please help.
PS: If PhoneGap can be installed and linked with NetBeans, it would be great to know exactly how. Tnks.
You have only java, javafx in netbeans because you installed netbeans java edition.
Cordova is in the HTML5 package which is included in other editions like java EE edition or php edition.
In your netbeans version, you have to install the plugin:
Tools->Plugins-Available plugins, check HTML5 and click install.
Then you should be able to use the New project->HTML5->Cordova application.
You will still need cordova, android, ant... but the difference is that netbeans should setup everything for you.
Sorry I can't confirm as I have installed everything before netbeans.
I updated Ubuntu from 12.04 to 12.10.
It upgraded my Eclipse too, from 3.7 to 3.8.
Turns out, Google App Engine doesn't have a plug in for 3.8. Just 3.7 and 4.2.
So I upgraded Eclipse to 4.2.
When I upload my project, it says it can't because of the java-7 flags. I found a post on here that described how I might change the flag, but it wouldn't matter because I'm not a "Trusted Tester" so they wouldn't allow it yet anyways.
I tried to change the Project's build path to include OpenJDK 6 and a compiler level of 1.6
I get this project error "Java compiler level does not match the version of the installed Java project facet."
I've looked it up, and found a message on StackOverflow, but I can't figure out what facets I'm using or if that solution even applies.
Is it possible to use Eclipse 4.2 and the App Engine 1.7.4 to upload a project to App Engine?
How do I get it to use Java6?
Is it possible to use Eclipse 4.2 and the App Engine 1.7.4 to upload a project to App Engine?
Yes it is, that's what I use. Have you tried creating a new project after you set the jdk to 6? I had this exact same issue at first, and creating a new project was all it took once I got the jdk right.
This question is double, but no one asked it recently.
I want to use Eclipse for developing in Android and making webapps.
I used Indigo, but I see a lot of downloads on this page: http://eclipse.org/downloads/
Since my computer got stolen and I need to reïnstall everything, I thought, good time to ask.
Can anybody tell me which version is better to download and install?
And anybody any tips on the needed plugins?
Indigo is fine.
However, it might be in your best interest to download and install Juno. Juno's UI is slightly different than Indigo's, but it is the newest version of Eclipse (Juno is 4.x, whereas Indigo is 3.x).