I want to compile equinox version inside eclipse code, for reason: I want to clone source code for Eclipse version 2018-09 project.
Need steps/path to clone 2018-09 project (https://wiki.eclipse.org/Category:SimRel-2018-09)
Help will highly be appreciated.
Finally, I got the Wiki link to clone and build complete Eclipse platform (aggregator).
This wiki also tells which branch you need to check out based on ur requirement https://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse_Platform_SDK_Provisioning
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I want to import the Grinder(java load testing tool)into eclipse as a new project.
These are my environment:
Win7 64bit
JDK 1.6 32bit
eclipse-java-luna-SR2-win32
These are my steps:
Eclipse--import from git uri ,I used the git link that provided by official
Eclipse--File--Import--Maven--Existing Maven Projects,I use the directory which contain the source files that just downloaded by git
Then Eclipse started to build and handle the dependency,when the process is over,Eclipse gave the error info:
” No marketplace entries found to handle clojure-maven-plugin:1.3.15”
I don’t modify the pom file ,and use the default maven plugin of Eclipse:m2e.I don’t install the maven and other library.
I try to delete “C:\Users\g.m2\repository”,and redo these steps ,however,it doesn't work.
Plz help me,thanks!
Not sure what is the purpose. Are you planning to develop/enhance the grinder tool. If yes, then probably you should connect to its developers in the grinder site.
And if you are planning to use the tool and trying to configure eclipse for the scripting purpose, your should try Grinderstone. Note that it is outdated and works only with the specific version of software. Otherway, you can use pydev in the eclispe for scripting but you can't run there.
Hope it helps..
How to install SVN Repository Exploring plugin for Eclipse? My current Eclipse version is 2.6.1. it does not have SVN Repository Exploring Perspective.
Update your eclipse firstly.
Help --> Eclipse MarketPlace, search subclipse, click install, and then follow the instructions to finish up the installation process.
I highly advise you to update your Eclipse instead of trying to make the plugins work with the obsolete version of the IDE. You will encounter numerous issues in order to make the plugins work with older versions of the IDE since most of the plugins require atleast the 3.4 version of Eclipse to function properly. You will need to dig the archives to find older version of plugins and then some-how make them compatible with the older eclipse
My adivse, download (not update) the latest version of eclipse from the official website. I believe the latest version in use is 4.3.1.
Update : The latest version in use is now 4.4.1 (Luna)
Did you try Help -> Install New Software -> All Available sites
There you can select SVN plugin. try to install
You can add a particular site there, for example 'http://subclipse.tigris.org/' and select the SVN Version as per the Eclipse and trying referring it from 'Help > Install New Software > Add Site' .
Hope this helps.
There is a plug-in which can actually be found in its dedicated update site and installed from there into eclipse. But for my project, I need the most up-to-date version of this plug-in which can be found it its source code within the GIT repository. So I have downloaded a clone of the source code from the GIT repository into Eclipse. It all looks right, but in the end I need this source code to be compiled and installed as the plug-in into my Eclipse Development IDE (not in a runtime environment!). What are the next steps I need to follow? I would be very glad, if you could hepl me.
Thanks a lot!
The question "Installing an Eclipse Plugin that you've compiled from Source?" mentions two ways:
use the export wizard: File/Export, look for export Deployable plug-ins and fragments, select the compiled plug-in, and then in the lower half of the page select Install into host repository.
Or export your plug-in into a directory, and then copy the directory into the dropins folder.
Check "Eclipse plugin developed under Helios doesn't show in Juno" if you have troubles to make your plugin visible after installation.
You can test a plugin with "Launch an Eclipse application" under "Testing".
Before posting this question, I did NOT see any reference to this topic. I just added the subversive plugin to my Eclipse Juno IDE and my question is after I imported a project from my SVN repository and now have the project setup in eclipse, how do I add JAR files to this project that the code needs to reference?
I do NOT see a configure build path on the project at all. I am new to subversive and could really use some help. I tried this in Netbeans 1.7.2 and it gives you the ability to add libraries to the project but I don't see it in Eclipse.
Any help/direction would be greatly appreciated. Regards.
Adding jars to a project build path doesn't have anything to do with SVN and subversive. You add the jar as you would do it without subversive: Project - Properties - Java Buid Path - Libraries - Add JARs/Add External JARs.
We want to integrate EGIT plugin to our current eclipse android project. But could not able to get such plugin software from "http://download.eclipse.org/egit/updates/" and also not found any other download site for getting software any way. I need urgent to start working with EGIT plugin to manage the project between our team member. Please suggest how to get EGIT plugin asap.Thanks in advance for help / answer.
Below is the url for git for eclipse:
"Eclipse EGit updates - latest release - Composite P2 Repository" - http://www.jgit.org/updates
In your Eclipse IDE, go to Help>Install New Software
and add this link to the "work with:" form and click add. then click next until finished
http://download.eclipse.org/egit/updates-2.3
then follow the instructions here
http://wangpidong.blogspot.com.es/2012/05/how-to-use-bitbucket-with-egit-in.html
hope this helps you. :)