I want to choose an Eclipse Application Launch configuration in the Run/Debug Configuration of eclipse, for running an eclipse plugin, but it doesnt exists.
How can I add the Eclipse Application Launch configurations in the run/debug configurations. I'm using Eclipse Luna IDE for Java Developers.
You are missing the Eclipse Project SDK, which is needed to create Eclipse Applications. Without it, you will notice for example these problems:
The Run/Debug configuration is missing a category "Eclipse Applications" (as you mentioned)
The Windows / Preferences dialog is missing a category "Plug-in Development"
Importing launch configurations for "Eclipse Applications" will have no effect.
You install the Eclipse Project SDK like this:
Help / Install New Software...
Choose the installation repository. In case of Eclipse Oxygen, it is "Oxygen - http://download.eclipse.org/releases/oxygen"
Filter for Eclipse Project SDK
Check it & press "Finish"
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I cannot inspect source code from eclipse plugin
Eclipse plugin:
What I do is this,
Attaching plugin as source:
What I do wrong, here is my eclipse info
Eclipse info:
The "Eclipse SDK" includes source code plug-ins for all the Eclipse plug-ins. If you are using a target platform you should include this in the target platform. If you are just using the "Running Platform" as your target platform install it as part of your main Eclipse.
In the Preferences in the "Plug-in Development" page check the "Include all plug-ins from target in Java workspace scope" option. You should now be able to open any Eclipse class using the normal methods of viewing a type (such as "Open Type")
I installed Eclipse Mars and the Google Plugin for Eclipse, as well as Google App Engine Java SDK from scratch. The project-specific settings point to Java 1.7.
I can run Web Applications just fine locally, but when I right-click on the project, there is no option to "Deploy to AppEngine" under the "Google" options.
Re-installing the plugin did not fix the problem...
The "Deploy to App Engine" option is located in the GDT pulldown menu (the 'g') in the toolbar.
When you create new Plug-in project inside Eclipse, you can run it as Eclipse Application (eg. new Eclipse instance will start with that plugin included by default).
I need start that plugin but in instance of my own Eclipse RCP app (which i have as other project in my workspace).
Is it possible?
Open 'Run > Run Configurations' and find the configuration for your RCP application (under 'Eclipse Application')
Look at the 'Plug-ins' tab.
If the 'Launch with:' is set to 'all workspace and enabled target plugins' your plugin is already being included.
If the 'Launch with:' is set to 'plug-ins selected below only' select the plugin you want to include if it is not already selected.
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'm trying to use project facets in Eclipse but the "project facets" section under "project -> properties" is gone. I noticed this when switching to Eclipse Juno from Eclipse Indigo. I thought this was related to Juno, so I switched back to Indigo, only to find the "project facets" were gone there too.
I tried both versions as a fresh install and with a clean workspace.
Searching the web for this issue only came up with "go to 'project -> properties -> project facets'", but this simply isn't possible.
UPDATE:
I managed to break it down. The facet related stuff disappears after I installed the "JBossAS Tools" package from the JBoss update site (http://download.jboss.org/jbosstools/updates/development/juno/).
Steps to reproduce:
Install Eclipse Juno (4.2.0)
Install project facets from http://download.eclipse.org/releases/juno
Under "Modeling": "EMF Facet SDK (Incubation)"
Under "Web, XML, Java EE and OSGi Enterprise Development": "Eclipse Faceted Project Framework"
After a restart see that Eclipse has possibility to create a faceted project (File -> New -> Other -> Faceted Project)
Install "JBossAS Tools" from http://download.jboss.org/jbosstools/updates/development/juno/
Restart, check for faceted things, aaand it's gone.
This might depend on which install of eclipse you are using. In any case, you can download the needed packages to get Facets working.
Facets are part of the Web Tools Platform. If you can't find it in the package manager, you can download it here:
http://download.eclipse.org/webtools/downloads/
You should create your Eclipse project using File / New / Project... / General / Faceted Project wizard or use project's popup menu Configure / Convert to Faceted From....
I installed the "JBossAS Tools" package from the nightly built update site. This didn't cause problems regarding project facets.
Nightly update site: http://download.jboss.org/jbosstools/updates/nightly/core/trunk/