I want to develop an applet for Java Card 2.2.1 using Eclipse and SDK Java Card kit.
I am unable to set up Java Card 2.2.1 in Eclipse; It's okay when I use Java Card 2.2.2.
How can I set up Java card 2.2.1 in Eclipse?
Eclipse Version 4.4.2
JRE 1.8.0
I had the same problem, It's a little tricky to solve it. Keep Eclipse open, minimize it and then explore the JCDK direcory in your computer and replace JCDK2.2.2 contents with JCDK2.2.1 contents. Now maximize Eclipse again convert your applets.
Similar problems, are generally caused by version are not compatible. You can replace the JCDK version as the Applet version, can be solved.
you can try to use JCIDE to develop your Java Card Applet, it is a free IDE for both Java Card 2.2.1 and Java Card 2.2.2. http://www.javacos.com/sdkinfo.php
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In our project we are using GWT-2.4 version of GWT plugin. This plugin was already installed in eclipse which will support for Windows XP-32 bit in long back.
But, recently I got a new system with Windows 8.1 - 64 bit. When I tried to install GWT plugin in JUNO/LUNA, by default it is installing GWT-2.6 version. This will be not supported in my project.
If is there any way to install GWT-2.4 version of GWT plugin in eclipse, please reply on this question.
Are you talking about the SDK version?
If yes, download the SDK from here.
Unpack the SDK.
Goto Preferences -> Google -> Web Toolkit
Select the Add button and choose the recently downloaded version.
I want to install jcdk 2.2.1 in Eclipse, but it only accept jcdk 2.2.2! as you see in the below I have converter.jar is not compatible error.
How I can solve this problem? thank you.
Update: I try to install JCDK 2.2.1 with jcde 0.1 or 0.2 installed on Eclipse!but nothing change. and in both, Eclipse require directory of JCDK 2.2.2
I set eclipse with java kit 2.2.2 then I close eclipse window and replace the contents of java kit 2.2.2 with contents if java kit 2.2.1 and the problem solved.
java card kit 2.2.2 file is good, you have to :
unzip the file you downloaded.
open the folder named java card kit 2.2.2
unzip the folder that finishes with "windows-do" or "linux-do" (depends of what you downloaded/needed).
Finally, come back to eclipse, and browse to that last folder you unzipped.
I am currently using the Android developer Tools platform to develop android code, downloaded from http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html. Now i want to develop Java servlets as well for my server side app and generate the WAR file. As i understand it, I can't use the ADT to develop servlets. Since i think it is basically an Eclipse IDE with the ADT plugin, can i simply install another plugin so that it supports servlet development? If yes, how do i do that exactly? Or do i need to install another eclipse? I am a complete newbie to Eclipse and Java, so please bear with me.
Install the Web Tools Platform. Be sure to find out which version of the Eclipse Platform you're already using first. http://wiki.eclipse.org/WTP_FAQ#How_do_I_install_WTP.3F
Where can I find a standalone eclipse plugin for blackberry? On the blackberry website in other to develop blackberry apps one has to download a full eclipse and the plugin which is about 400MB, that seems to me like a waste of resources since I already have an existing installation. Any pointers would be good.
You can install the BlackBerry java plugin to your existing eclipse via the BlackBerry Java Plug-in Update Site.
Here is the official instruction link .
You should have Eclipse 3.6+ version and Java 2 SDK v6.0 Update 16+ .
How to create Symbian s60 application using Eclipse?
Nokia's Carbide.c++ is built using Eclipse, but requires its own full installation. It's not an Eclipse plugin. Lots of information, including downloads at http://developer.nokia.com/community/wiki/Carbide.c%2B%2B
Installing the SDK for use with Eclipse
To use Eclipse with the SDK, install the applications below in the following order:
Java SE Development Kit (JDK)
Eclipse 3.4.1
Eclipse ME 1.7.9 or Eclipse Mobile Tools for Java v0.9.1
Series 40 6th Edition SDK
for sample example visit the link http://developer.nokia.com/resources/library/Java/getting-started.html
Why you don't want to use IDE from Nokia's Symbian SDK? This IDE is based on Eclipse.