I am using Eclipse Oxygen with TFS 2013 and have installed TeamExplorerEverywhere plugin for working with the TFS repository. Whenever I try to create or open a work item it tries to do it with the web browser (IE of course...).
How do I make it open the work item open within Eclipse. I haven't seen anything in the preferences that could help.
I have just installed Oxygen as previously I work with Eclipse Kepler and the old TFS plugin opened everything within Eclipse.
Thanks
Sorry, I'm afraid this is by designed for now (version 14.123.1):
The browser based work item editor replaced with an External Web
Browser.
Source Link: team-explorer-everywhere Release
For old version, there has been a Embedded work item Editor, you could right click the work item and select open with, take a look at this blog.
Actually, open work items in a web browser window is also a trend now. In the newly Visual Studio Version, the default behavior is also opening from web directly. This brings many benefits. If you are interested, add some threads for your reference:
Work items now open in the web from Visual Studio ’15’
Work Item only in web
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Looks like there is a change, I used to install Chrome Dev tools in Eclipse using
http://chromedevtools.googlecode.com/svn/update/dev
Now the url is not accessible any more.
How to install Chrome Dev Tools in Eclipse.
The update site seems to no longer exist, so you'll have to proceed slightly differently to install the Chrome Dev Tools. Bear in mind that they haven't been maintained for several years, so may not work properly in recent versions of Eclipse.
Go to the Downloads page of the project and download the chromedevtools-0.3.8-wipbackends-0.1.10-site.zip archive. In Eclipse, on the background window you show in your screenshot, click Add... and then Archive... . In the file explorer that shows up, select the archive you have just downloaded and just go through the installation steps as usual.
I am using Eclipse Luna and JBoss AS 7. When I create a JSP page in Eclipse, then I get the below error:
I changed my server to Tomcat 7, still I am getting the same error.
How is this caused and how can I solve it?
That visual page editor is part of JBoss Tools plugin which you installed in order to be able to integrate and use JBoss AS server in Eclipse.
You don't need it. It's not only experimental, but generally visual page editors just doesn't work when you want to end up with quality code. Just click the red cross at the right bottom corner and then click the Source tab and finally close the Palette tab. This is fortunately an one-time thing. It will stay away when you create new JSP pages.
It's just the worst part of otherwise very great JBoss Tools plugin.
If you want to use a visual editor, I would recommend the XULRunner JBoss tool.
Link to the eclipse update site:
http://download.jboss.org/jbosstools/updates/integration/luna/core/xulrunner/xulrunner-1.9.2_win64-2014-08-22_09-55-58-B4/
After editing a jaspersoft template in Studio version 6.0.3 is it possible to export or upload the jrxml file to my server via sftp directly from JasperSoft Studio?
Currently after edits are made and saved I have to go to the ftp client to upload files.
you could try to use Eclipse RSE installing the dedicated feature. It's possible from Jaspersoft Studio. You simply need to add the update site for it.
I would suggest you use Indigo one, because the Juno (dedicated to 4.2.x) may screw up UI and other JSS capabilities.
Even if the Eclipse 3.8.2 version, the platform used by JSS product, is referred as Juno, it can be more like a bug-fix version of Indigo 3.7.x.
So you could add the Indigo update site: http://download.eclipse.org/releases/indigo/
Later you can select the feature "Remote System Explorer End-User Runtime", install it and you are free to try if it suits your needs.
See screenshot below:
Personally I simply installed, but I didn't play with it.
Anyhow I suggest you to also give a look to the following blog post: http://rays-blog.de/2012/05/05/94/use-winscp-to-upload-files-using-eclipses-autobuild-feature/
Maybe it's better to set-up a custom script, like this user did because not completely satisfied of the Eclipse-like solutions.
It's worth mentioning also this one: http://www.jcraft.com/eclipse-sftp/
In my case it didn't work even if installation appeared to have completed successfully. Maybe it's too old for the latest Eclipse versions.
Regards,
Massimo.
I just added JBoss tools and I like a lot of what I get from it. However, I noticed that my .xhtml files are loading a /lot/ slower (on the order of several seconds) than before I installed JBoss tools. I'm willing to accept some slowdown (there's always overhead from using tooling sitting ontop of Eclipse) but this is a pretty long wait. I suspect it has to do with the visual editor that JBoss has added for .xhtml. I am using windows 64 bit and I can't use this editor. I've also tried following the advice at this link
http://docs.jboss.org/tools/whatsnew/vpe/vpe-news-3.3.0.M2.html
and adding -Dorg.jboss.tools.vpe.loadxulrunner=false to the eclipse.ini but I didn't notice any speedups. I also uninstalled the plugin for the JBoss visual editor and didn't see any results. After uninstalling the plugin the visual/source, source, and preview tabs are still at the bottom of the .xhtml editor, so maybe I uninstalled the wrong one?
I'm using Eclipse for Java EE Juno service release 1 Build id: 20120920-0800. I have the CDI, dynamic web module, Java, javascript, JSF 2.1, JAX-RS 1.1 JBoss Maven Integration 1.0 and JPA 2.0 facets installed on this project.
It is hard to say what you just uninstalled.
If you want just uninstall visual editor you can do such thing:
Just install onece again Eclipse and when you install JBoss Tools just doesn't select visual editor
Try to unistall visual editor. I think (but I never tested it) you should remove from plugins and features directoris wich starts from org.jboss.tools.vpe
I don't know if there can be some problems with dependencies and so on - you should make backup of Eclipse directory before making any changes.
Maybe it will be sufficient just open the files with other editor:
You can just open single file using other editor, just click in Package explorer view on the file with right click and choose Open with... menu - then you can open the file with for example HTML editor:
You can change the default editor for all files by open Window->Preferences menu and find Find associations position. There should be *.xhtml extensions - choose it and change the default editor.
I'm using the Eclipse IDE with the Force.com plugin for editing Salesforce.com visual force pages. The problem I'm having is that I can't actually edit the page. Whether it's a newly created page or not. I right click on the project within Eclipse, clicked new visual force page and the page loads. I can actually edit anything though.
Any ideas? Do I need an additional web plugin or something?
Thanks.
There are no additional plugins required. You may have an issue with your Eclipse install.
Easiest way to confirm is to download Eclipse again. I'd do the plain Java package. Install into a new location on your disk, then install the Force.com plugin.