My question is about Eclipse Schlumberger software, which has nothing to do with the Java IDE.
Do you have any examples for the simulation of a radial reservoir by Eclipse Schlumberger?
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I installed Visual Paradigm IDE integration in Eclipse. When I'm using Visual Paradigm in Eclipse, Eclipse suddenly uses a lot of CPU power and has performance problems. I tested the IDE integration with Netbeans and there I have no problem.
You can see the amount of CPU power here, both have the integraded Visual Paradigm open.
Here are my pc specs (DELL XPS 13 9370)
Any suggestions I can do to solve this? I rather use Eclipse than Netbeans fyi.
Sorry if I am just really dense, but I read the Top 10 Eclipse Kepler Features and I see Orion at #1. It claims to run all in the browser. I find it really interesting, but it looks like a completely separate tool. Am I wrong?
http://www.eclipse.org/orion/
You are not wrong. Eclipse Foundation has grown beyond its initial IDE roots. In addition to the desktop IDE and IDE components, it also plays host to a number of frameworks. Orion is a browser-based development environment, entirely separate from Eclipse the desktop IDE. The only unifying aspect is that the project is hosted by Eclipse Foundation.
I have Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (Helios) installed. I want to add an UML plugin, Papyrus, to it. I tried online install and local install the Papyrus. But none works for me. By looking at Papyrus tutorial carefully,tutorial, I found it referes to the Eclipse Modeling Tools. Is that mean I have to install the Eclipse Modeling Tools? Then I have to use two separate tools from Eclipse?
EDIT:
Found the answer:
The link to update the Papyrus for Helios is this: http://download.eclipse.org/modeling/mdt/papyrus/updates/releases/helios
The latest source download from papyrus site is for indigo, I think.
I think that Papyrus is not a plugin. You need to download the full Papyrus packages which is bundle of Eclipse Helios and UML plugins. If you use Java then it is not possible to install Papyrus because this modeling tool is not related to java.
Papyrus is working well but requires it own modeling environment as opposed to java. This is fully logical because modeling is not always related to Java but more MDA.
I am using Eclipse Helios with Window Builder Pro plugin for Swing designing. It makes my eclipse horribly unstable. I have very negative experiences also with GWT designer from same company.
It happens randomly and a lot.
Eclipse changes process state to "sleeping". I am on Ubuntu 10.10, but had problems also on Windows 7.
Does someone have same problems and possibly solution how to teach those plugins to behave? If not, please suggest some free popular Swing designer for Eclipse 3.6 (not MyEclipse or older Eclipse). I quite liked Matisse # NetBeans.
Have you tried reporting this problem on WindowBuilder forum? StackOverflow is great and all, but is no substitute for going directly to the software maker when running into problems.
http://forums.instantiations.com/viewforum.php?f=14
I'd like to install UML2 Tool plugin in eclipse 3.6, but I can not find it in update-manager
Could anyone help me install this plugin ?
Thanks
"UML2 Tools" didn't make the Helios release train. And the version of UML2 Tools that was in Galileo won't work as it has dependencies on a component from MDT/OCL that was removed in the version of that project that went into Helios.
This FAQ has a complicated workaround.
As others have mentioned, development in the UML2 Tools project seems to have stopped, and Papyrus could be a replacement. The UML2 project at Eclipse (which is a library that implements the UML 2.* metamodel, but does not provide diagramming features) has not died, and many commercial products and open source projects rely on it. And no, the UML standard itself hasn't died either, and is undergoing active development.
You have two open source projects (e.g. Papyrus and Topcased) and two commercial tools (Omondo EclipseUML and RSA IBM).
btw, UML is really very few uses today.
It seems to me that the GMF project on which Eclipse modeling tools are based is stopped since Eclipse 3.5. A difficult upgrade to 3.6 was made but I doubt that 3.7 will ever be done. I therefore consider that Eclipse 3.6 is the last UML version for Eclipse and no other smart UML tool will be developped on the latest Eclipse indigo 3.7 and further builds.
You will find all UML tools in Eclipse Market Place ("UML" category)
The official UML2 Eclipse project is still in active development, and can be downloaded here.
Plus MDT/UML2 provides only the metamodel, it does not provide UML modelling tools themselves. One implementation is MDT-UML2Tools (which is not currently updated for Helios and more).
So Eclipse Market place remains the place where you can find more complete UML2 tools.
Dont worry nobody really cares about UML any more. Write better documentation w/ the code rather than silly diagrams that quickly become out of date and you and those that follow will have an easier life.