Steps i performed:
Install Fabric plug-in in eclipse,
Restart Eclipse,
Click on Fabric icon from menu bar at the top of the eclipse.
I logged in,
After that ubuntu get crashed.
After that whenever I Click on Fabric icon from menu bar system gets crashed
OS version - Ubuntu 15.04
eclipse version - Luna (4.4.2)
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Eclipse mars, I installed it on my Mac OS X 10.11.3 it launched after finishing the installation but when I quit the app and trying to open again it cannot be opened with a dialog box message "Eclipse quit unexpectedly"
There is an alias file in the folder that is extracted. It's called eclipse with no extension. Don't click the eclipse.app icon. This worked for me because it brings up the terminal window. It says it's a unix file, just click ok and Eclipse runs perfectly. Copy that alias to the desktop not the app. I don't know why this work, but it does. FYI IntelliJ didn't have this issues.
This is for eclipse luna on a MacBook air i5 with Sierra.
I have installed Eclipse IDE for Java EE developers and installed the IBM Worklight Plugin successfully.
The icon for Worklight is being shown up in my Toolbar. Now when I click on Worklight Project and then Further on Hybrid Mobile App option, it doesn't work at all. It just stops and if I click any other option, it displays this message:
An error has occurred. See error log for more details.
com/worklight/studio/mobilemarketplace/plugin/handlers/TemplateHandler
What should I do?
Make sure you use either Eclipse Jave EE 64bit 4.2.2 ("Juno" SR2) or 4.3.1 ("Kepler" SR1). These are the Eclipse versions supported by Worklight.
Steps:
After extracting Eclipse, use it with a new workspace
Then install the Worklight Studio plug-in from Eclipse > Help > Eclipse Markpetplace
Once installed, click the Worklight icon from the toolbar
Provide a project name
Choose "Hybrid Application" > click Next
Provide an application name > click Finish
The above process successfully created a new Worklight project and application for me.
I am running on a Mac OS X 10.5.8.
I made an earlier post about GPE/GWT not working for Eclipse 4.2. So I tried with Eclipse 3.7.2 instead. This time, I installed GPE 3.7 and GWT 2.4 plugins. Again, the installation was successful and it asked me to restart Eclipse SDK when it was finished.
After selecting my workspace and it starts up, it would crash shortly afterwards with a pop-up error. The error messages say "Error notifying registry change listener \
Invalid registry object". The workbench would close immediately after the pop-up error.
I can restore the workbench to a working state if I remove the Google plugin from the plugins folder.
I tried different Eclipse Indigo packages, the S2 Eclipse IDE for Java Developers and the Java EE, both encountered the exact same scenario after I installed GPE 3.7 and GWT 2.4 plugins.
Does anyone have any ideas?
I just downloaded the Eclipse Java EE IDE (64-bit) for Ubuntu 10.04.4. I was trying to install some plug-ins by using Help --> Install New Software. But when I select any site in the consequently appearing dialog-box, the "Next" button is not enabled.
I tried un-installing and re-installing eclipse, getting the tar file of eclipse, even the classic IDE of eclipse, running eclipse as root and nothing seems to work.
Can somebody tell me what's wrong?
P.S. I am attaching a screenshot of the problem
It looks like the install dialog got squeshed vertically. There should be a big table of stuff to install. Try making the dialog bigger.
Click on already installed link and see if the plugin is already installed. Uninstall it -> Restart -> Repeat -> Next button should be enabled
My freshly installed Eclipse Indigo SR2 with the new Glassfish 3.1.2 Plugin creates on every start a new "Internal GlassFish 3.1.2" Server.
How can I prevent this behavior? Does somebody already use this configuration?
This bug has been recently fixed - here is the guide how to install the new fixed runtime plugin: https://blogs.oracle.com/piotrik/entry/bug_fix_for_eclipse_runtime
I've faced the same issue and my workaround is uninstall the "Glassfish 3.1.2 Application Server Runtime" from the Eclipse. Please make a full backup for our Eclipse first.
It can be done by the following step: -
Go to "Help" menu ---> "About Eclipse".
Click "Installation Details" button.
The system will display the "Eclipse Installation Details" windows.
Go to "Installed Software" tab.
Find the "Glassfish 3.1.2 Application Server Runtime" in the list and click it. Please note it is sorted alphabetically.
Click "Uninstall..." button
The "Uninstall" windows will display, please review and click the "Finish" button for uninstalling.
Edit: We need to start the Eclipse with "clean" option after it is uninstalled.
I download the Glassfish 3.1.2 Open Source Edition form here and install to my machine. Then register the new installed Glassfish 3.1.2 to the Eclipse.
Regarding to my opinion, I thought that it would be nice if I use the Glassfish out side the Eclipse plugin / workspace folder.