I am running Eclipse CDT Luna SR 1 (version 4.4.1) and have properly installed Remote System Explorer End-User Runtime and Remote system Explorer User Actions packages (both version 3.7.0). I can browse to a remote system and even create a link to a remote folder through RSE using SSH, but I cannot create a new Remote C++ Project as the Luna documentation describes here. The menu options in the manual simply do not exist. Is it necessary to install the RSE server somewhere first? That wouldn't make a lot of sense, since RSE can use local providers. Any help appreciated.
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I want to cross compile in Eclipse Luna (Windows -> Linux), but when I want to add a connection in the Remote System view the
list is empty
I've installed the newest RSE in Eclipse. Maybe I've missed an important point which I don't know still, and that's why it is empty.
Any suggestions? Thank you!
I had the same issue.
You've probably only installed the:
Remote System Explorer User Actions
Go to Eclipse -> Help -> Install New Software
Choose the filter as Photon (http://download.eclipse.org/releases/photon) or any other version you're using
General Purpose Tools
Install the Remote System Explorer End-User Runtime.
tl;dr
You must install both:
- Remote System Explorer User Actions
- Remote System Explorer End-User Runtime
Please follow the below steps
Click Help --> AboutEclipse.
Click Installation Details.
Select all RSE related plugin.
Click uninstall.
Again Click Help --> Install new software
Select "Oxygen - http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen" or your eclipse version url. (Please select this thrusted URL) This is the reason for your issue.
Type Remote in the filters.
Select your plugin (RSE) and install freshly.
and your issue will be resolved.
Hi I am new to clearcase and eclipse.
I want to connect to my office clearcase environment with eclipse which is installed in my home laptop. Is it possible ?
I installed ClearCase SCM adapter, but i am unable to find an option which mentions remote workspace !!!
Eclipse - Europa 3.3
It's possible only if you have the full ClearCase client installed.
Without it, your SCM adapter won't do much.
(Note: you don't have to use Eclipse3.3, it should support up to 3.6 or even 3.7)
The only other option is to use a CCRC client (ClearCase Remote Client), but that supposes a CM server is running, and that your office accepts incoming connection from "outside" for that specific service.
In that case, you need a CCRC client (not an SCM adapter)
I use GNATbench Ada plugin for eclipse to make eclipse Ada aware on Windows. This works well for local files, but my main development is on a remote Unix box. I successfully use the Remote System Explorer plugin for eclipse to remotely edit C files on the Unix box from Windows, but cannot get the same to work for Ada.
It seems that the GNATbench plugin does not work correctly with the Remote System Explorer (RSE) plugin. Possibly a bug in GNATbench that is directly addressing files with a full path rather than addressing them from a eclipse project point of view.
Has anybody tried this?
what is the plugin i would able to get from eclipse for "remote server system." I want to just open files from the remote server and continue my web project from a specific home folder.
I need to also able to have the input for mysql database so the eclipse would able to debug it as well.
Are there such plugins?
I have been looking for this for a long but I dont find any.
Many thanks
You may be looking for the Remote Systems Explorer, which is part of the target management project in Eclipse.
I have a remote project that is access over FTP. I have installed Remote System Explorer - plugin for eclipse and using that plugin, I was able to make a project in my eclipse.
When I make some changes I must login to my server and than using svn from command line to commit changes (and other stuff).
Is there any way (plugin for eclipse or something else) to make source control little more user friendly, so source control can be used from eclipse?
Thanks