When I go to the runner tab in eclipse, I can not find the uncategorized folder. It does not appear!
There is no relevant information in the eclipse's marketplace
https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/eclipse-runner
I am using eclipse neon, in the folder: eclipse_neon\eclipse\plugins I didn't find a folder related to the runner plugin.
I have been creating new Run o Debug configurations. However, I can not access them, probably due to they are in the uncategorized folder.
I removed the plugin and then I installed it, but it didn't work!
In the workspace >.metadata >.plugins >com.eclipserunner.plugin, there is a .xml file. I opened this file using Sublime Text and I changed the name of the "Uncategorized" category, then I restart eclipse and the folder appeared.
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I have followed the instructions in the manual at https://start.codenameone.com/ to create a project. I found the following paragraph as important:
"Before opening the project in NetBeans, you need to copy the contents of the tools/netbeans directory into the root project directory. These files are required by NetBeans to build, run, and debug the project correctly. "
But I can't find this folder in netbeans version 12.6
Newer versions of start.codenameone.com generate a netbeans version of the project by default if you pick it from the combobox on the side. So this step isn't needed.
Notice that this refers to the zip you downloaded from the site and expanded. The file listing you show seems to be from the netbeans installation directory.
I've read this and this. They both couldn't help me with this issue. In this link, there seems to be nothing in the repository and in this link, I followed every single step it says, but still couldn't get CZT plugin for my Eclipse IDE.
How can I install CZT plugin for Eclipse IDE?
Note: My operating system is Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. It seems that there is a version of Eclipse IDE existed in .exe format with CZT plugin already enabled on it. But since my operating system does not support .exe files, I can not fix this problem this way.
1- Download this .jar file and this .jar file both.
2- Put this two .jar files into your plugins folder of Eclipse.
3- Restart your Eclipse IDE.
Now you have CZT plugin installed on your Eclipse IDE.
But for creating a new CZT project do the following steps:
1- Go to File - > New - > Project - > CZT - > CZT project
2- Specify the name of your project then click finish.
3- Right click on your project and go to New - > Z Specification
4- Specify the name of file and the directory of it and then Click
finish.
Now you can write your Z Specification in this new file.
Here is a PDF file that clearly describes what to do.
I need the Eclipse Installation folder, it was requested from another program, but there is no such a folder. When I installed eclipse I did not get any folder out of the compressed file, I only get the program itself.
However, I copied the contents and it says " it's not the installation folder since it does not have "plugins" subfolder.
The error message
The new path for the plugins is
/Applications/Eclipse.app/Contents/Eclipse/plugins
The eclipse will be installed where you decided to put it not always under /Applications necessarily. The easiest way I think to find the installation folder is to run eclipse, go to Eclipse > About Eclipse. Click "Installation Details" at the bottom. The configuration tab in installation details should have the location of eclipse for launcher and startup config. Hope this helps!
In mac os you need to select the eclipse ini file not ecllipse.app
Windows 7 SP1, Eclipse 3.6 (Helios) updated to Luna.
I downloaded the recent Eclipse dstribution (Luna). Doesn't have an installer for Windows?
It seems just to be a .zip (eclipse-java-luna-SR1-win32-x86_64.zip) which has an eclipse root.
Do I just put it into C:\Program Files (no difference between x86 or x64 ?). I moved away the old eclipse directory to avoid a mixing up.
Now, when I start Luna, the project sidebar is empty and I do not see my old (Helios) projects.
I also see no way to invoke any of the projects. The workspace is
c:\Users\me\workspace.
Clueless at the moment.
You have to import the projects into your existing workspace.
Go to File --> Import --> Select the type of project you want to import (for eg, select General --> import existing code into workspace) --> browse to the directory where your old projects exists --> Next and Finish. Now you can see your projects in the sidebar.
And as far as I know many eclipse versions do not have an installer, they are just copy paste.
Eclipse distribution is mostly a compressed (zip) file. Just unzipping it to a folder is sufficient for Eclipse installation.
You can copy it to any folder you want, but I (personally) prefer a non-whitespace folder name, and unzip to look like C:\Dev\Luna\eclipse
Open your Helios and note down your workspace (mostly you can find it here: File > Switch Workspace > Other...
Now create a shortcut of Luna eclipse.exe in Desktop
Right click the shortcut, select Properties and append the following in the Target location: -data C:\path\of\helios\workspace (You need to give the workspace you previously noted down)
Launch the shortcut, accept the warning Eclipse shows you to update your workspace, and now you should be able to see your existing projects.
And one more point of advice is that do not create projects in the Eclipse workspace, because it ties your projects to the workspace, it can go messy, when the workspace gets corrupted and you need a fresh workspace.
I originally had my Eclipse projects in this folder: C:\Users\fresh\Eclipse\QA
I renamed my username in Win7 to rfresh and in file explorer I do see that the new name is there in C:\Users\rfresh and in fact in Eclipse when I create a new Java Project I can see C:\Users\rfresh\Eclipse\QA but when I try to select it and use it it gives an error message because somehow Eclipse is still seeing the old path of C:\Users\rfresh\Eclipse\QA. How can I get Eclipse to see the new username path? Thanks...
Delete the old project from the Package Explorer in Eclipse previously to add the project again.
Go to Package Explorer > Right click the old project > Delete