I am unable to install MAT via Eclipse gui. Maybe it has something to do with firewall. I tried this:
Install MAT plugins
1.Eclipse —> Help Menu —> Install New Software —> Add
2.Enter below information
Name : MAT
Location: http://download.eclipse.org/mat/1.5/update-site/
I've downloaded the source code from
Source:http://www.eclipse.org/mat/downloads.php
How do I install this to Eclipse. I tried unzipping it, putting it a directory but Eclipse not seeing it.
If mean you downloaded MemoryAnalyzer-1.5.0.201505271423.zip to install this using 'Help > Install New Software... > Add...'.
Click the 'Archive' button on 'Add Repository' dialog and select the zip file. Enter a name and click OK.
You should now be shown the contents of the zip in the main install window.
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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 have a problem regarding intallation of new software in my eclipse RCP.
I developped some plugin with Eclipse for RCP and RAP Developers (Version: Mars.2 Realse 4.5.2). I have created a feature and include some of my plugin in it.
When I export my feature, eclipse create an "artifacts.jar", a "content.jar" and 2 other folders (features and plugins).
Then, I tried to install it on my eclipse RCP to test it. So I go on "Help"/"Install New Software..."
I clic on "Add..." then I select "Archive..." and I give him the "content.jar"
Here, I have to deselect "Group items by category" to see my plugins. Then I selected them and clic "Next>". Then "Finish" but I have an error message:
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It says that no artifact repo are available.
I do not understand why as there is an artifacts.jar in my folder...
If someone gets an idea???
Thank you very much
(sorry for my bad english, furthermore I'm new in coding)
If you have the "artifacts.jar", a "content.jar" in a folder you are not installing an Archive. The Archive install is for a single file containing all of the install files.
Choose 'Local' instead of 'Archive' in the 'Install New Software' 'Add...' dialog and choose the folder containing the jars.
I have created a sample plug-in and I have them as folders like this:
Features
Plugins
Artifacts.jar
Content.jar
So I copied the features and plug-in in to the respective folder of Eclipse install. But still I didn’t see the plugin.
So one of my colleague told me to install software using site, I don’t know how to create site. Instead I want install as locally. Any ideas?
Use 'File > Export' and select 'Plug-in Development > Deployable Features' to create a directory or archive file.
Then use the 'Install New Software...' dialog. Click 'Add...' and use 'Local..' if you have a directory or 'Archive...' if you have an archive.
You may need to deselect the 'Group items by category' check box to see the contents of your install.
I am trying to install an indentation guide plugin for eclipse from the following web page
http://sschaef.github.io/IndentGuide/
I have not installed plugins before in eclipse and would appreciate some help.
I have downloaded the file as a .zip and extracted it. Firstly I placed the file in the plugins folder but the file was not found. I then tried placing each of the contained folders 'pdt_tools.indentGuide', 'pdt_tools.indentGuide.feature' and 'pdt_tools.indentGuide.updateSite' in the eclipse plugins folder. This time when I go to Windows>Preferences>General>Editors>Text Editors>Indent Guide, I get an error 'An error has occured when creating this preference page'.
'Unable to create the selected preference page.
jp.sourceforge.pdt_tools.indentguide.preferences.IndentGuidePreferencePage cannot be found by jp.sourceforge.pdt_tools.indentGuide_1.3.2.v20120803'
Can anyone help me install this plugin?
Go to Help->"Install New Software" . In the window that opens you can find textbox with "type or select a site" - Enter http://sschaef.github.io/IndentGuide/update/ press enter. The Grid below should refresh , select "Indent Guide" and complete installation.
No clue how to install from zip, but what I did was to take the "update URL" at the bottom of your link, put it into the box at the top of eclipse's help|Install New Software dialog, and install the plugin using eclipse's system. It work great for me and solves one of my major complaints with eclipse.
I installed it!
Step to install (Maybe it's wrong steps) But ON my STS Based on eclipse 4.4 it's working!
First:
Copy feature.xml from pdt_tools.indentGuide.feature into
pdt_tools.indentGuide
Open build.properties at pdt_tools.indentGuide
Add "feature.xml" text to bin.includes = src/,\plugin.xml,\META-INF/,\OSGI-INF/ you will have:
source.. = src/
output.. = bin/
bin.includes = feature.xml,src/,\
plugin.xml,\
META-INF/,\
OSGI-INF/
Then Copy all files without ".project" from pdt_tools.indentGuide.updateSite to pdt_tools.indentGuide
Then go Help->Install new software->Add...->Local->(Select pdt_tools.indentGuide.updateSite) and install!
Got IT!
I feel really stupid by asking this question, but how can I install Json Editor Plugin in my Eclipse Helios? I looked at the Forum in sourceforge, but I can't install it neither through .zip or by adding a web site. And will I need to change the execution environment to Java 1.6?
Here is what I did to get the Json Editor Plugin to show up in the Install Dialog.
By doing a little Google-ing, I found this page which describes the steps to install JsonEditorPlugin on 3.4.
After you have followed the first 6 steps, make sure that Group items by category is un-ticked. After that, you can then choose Json Editor Plugin to be installed from the local Zip archive that you have downloaded from the net.
Edit: as a side note, you must not have the unzipped contents of the zip archive in the dropins/ folder, otherwise it will appear as if the plugin is already installed.
Simply dropping the zip contents into the dropins folder however did work also.
Note: You must right click your .json file and choose 'Open with' -> 'Json Editor'
You can install plugins by just unzipping them into the dropins folder.
It does not matter if the zip file contains the parent folders "plugins" and/or "eclipse".
I would recommend Java 1.6 as it brings a better performance and the plugin might require Java 1.6. On your desktop shortcut you use following execution arguments:
eclipse -vm <path to jre 1.6 installation folder>\bin\javaw
Download jsonedit-repository-0.9.7.zip (or whatever) and put it in a folder you like.
In Eclipse Help --> Install New Software
Add --> Archive button and select the zip file.
Name it and press OK
Press button Next and Follow master of installation.
Then after opening json file possibly needed right click mouse on the file --> open with --> JSON editor