I'm using the community edition 3.4.1, and per Jet Brains , I'm don't see the menu options to show UML.
I did try to enable the UML plugins, but the linked page to do that from the above link is dead. That's probably the issue, can anyone enlighten me?
For what it's worth, the free Community Edition of PyCharm does not support UML integration.
https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/features/editions_comparison_matrix.html
The link is not dead. Just remove the / at the end.
https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/help/enabling-and-disabling-plugins.html
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I have been looking all over IBM and eclipse web sites and docs, but I can't find a definition for the OMR acronym anywhere. Can anyone enlighten me please.
Today, OMR stands for OMR. In the past, OMR was an acronym for Open Managed Runtime.
Mark Stoodley, lead of Eclipse OMR:
we're no longer using "Open Managed Runtime". OMR is not an
acronym.
I did a quick Google search, and I found this website provided by Eclipse. I hope this helps!
I am new to JBoss Fuse. I am trying to follow the tutorials and use Marshall and Unmarshall features using JBoss Developer Studio.
Problem, I am facing is, I am not able to see any options in Properties tab for Marshall.
This is what I am seeing on my IDE.
Seen on my IDE
But in the tutorials, this what what is shown.
Shown in tutorial
Please help me and let me know what needs to be done to see those options.
Thanks for your help.
Regards, Vishu
you unfortunately hit a known regression in 9.1.0, see https://issues.jboss.org/browse/FUSETOOLS-2314
The good part is that this issue has been already fixed and fix will be available in next release, Fuse Tooling 9.2.0 which is currently planned at end of May.
regards,
I recently saw that there was an approach to integrate the Substance LAF with Netbeans that was abandoned in 2008. Now, the active development is made within the Insubstantial - project and since 2008, a lot of advances where made.
Everytime i see an article about Substance (and/or Flamingo) and Netbeans, the authors are using an outdated version of Substance, but not the new Insubstantial libraries.
Does someone know how to use them with Netbeans? The standard way by just adding the --laf parameter doesn't seem to work and i guess there wouldn't have been the integration project if it's that simple.
My target is to use a self-written SubstanceSkin with my Netbeans Platform application.
Kind regards,
David
You can try using -Dswing.defaultlaf in netbeans.conf.
For example :
-Dswing.defaultlaf=org.pushingpixels.substance.api.skin.SubstanceBusinessLookAndFeel
Here is the documentation and the available skins.
For me, Eclipse is the IDE to work with when I like to develop a Java application. But I like Swing more than SWT, so I'd like to use the Netbeans Platform for my Application.
Is it possible to develop a Netbeans Platform application in Eclipse? Where can I find information about this?
You are setting out on a great endeavour, and I want to congratulate you on your decision.
With me it is just the same. I love working with MyEclipse and Pulse. To me the Eclispe JDT are still superior to what the NetBeans IDE Editor offers - though I really have to say that the NetBeans Development Team is doing well on catching up ...
Ok, I was just reminded that this is only about questions and answers, so here is the answer:
!!! YES !!! you can develop with Eclipse for NetBeans Platform !!! BUT !!! it will be painful. Using Maven can help - but you will still forfeit all the wirzards available from within NetBeans IDE eventually finding yourself writing a lot of code which could have been generated for you.
In order to stop messing up the Q&A paradigm of this site I would love to refer you the following link on Geertjan's Blog:
http://blogs.oracle.com/geertjan/entry/let_s_get_that_netbeans
I frequently revisit this entry to see if there are any new thoughts. Feel free to post there. As far as I can tell this is the best information around at the moment.
Best regards,
Thomas G.
I'm looking for resources to learn how to use effectively Eclipse forms within an Eclipse RCP application. I was trying to use the newest SWT Window Builder plugin on Indigo but building forms this way doesn't really work for me eg. cannot put anything inside expandable composite etc. (I have Swing background with Netbeans designer) and I'm new to SWT.
All I can find so far is this quite old tutorial from 2005.
Any help, point to good tutorial/book/source code sample will be highly appreciated.
I've found http://www.vogella.de/ to be invaluable.
Not much changed actually since the old 2005 tutorial so it's still very usable.
Check these out in addition too:
Eclipse Forms: New in 3.3
DeveloperWorks article on making forms Web-like
Cheers,
Max
I've also got the hint to start with vogella but after the first 2 topics I realized It's to hard to start with.
What helped me much more was to create each example/sample project and look for the source. Once you understood how all works you can lookup at vogella what you exactly need.