I am starting with PhoneGap development. I had set up Eclipse-ADT bundle and MDS AppLaud plugin. When creating a new PhoneGap project, I can chose built-in versions of PhoneGap (1.4.1 to 1.9) and jQuery Mobile 1.1. There's an option to use already installed versions for each one. No problem whith PhoneGap 3.4, but with jQuery, I have this error:
All .js and .css files in the jQuery Mobile directory
/foo/bar/jquery.mobile-1.4.2 must have the same version number of the
form jquery.mobile-{version}.*
I removed Demos directory and min versions of css and js, but I still get the same error, maybe because there are some more css files with the form jquery.mobile.something-1.4.2.css
How can I solve this error using latest jQuery Mobile?
Thanks
I had the same problem, but when I delete everything without /images/ folder and these: jquery.mobile-1.4.5.css, jquery.mobile-1.4.5.min.css, jquery.mobile-1.4.5.js, jquery.mobile-1.4.5.min.js and everything works great with Eclipse. :)
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I have a customer requirement of GWT 2.4.0 due to a Java 5 limitation. Up until this latest Google Web Toolkit Plugin update I have been able to successfully use the plugin with GWT 2.4.0. I am seeing an error regarding a missing gwt-codeserver.jar and the GWT plugin says that GWT is not installed. Is there anything I can do as a workaround for using GWT 2.4.0 and the latest Eclipse/GWT plugin?
I had the same issue. I have downloaded the newest version of GWT just to copy the gwt-codeserver.jar in my SDK folder. So I didn't have the error anymore.
Also, in my debug/run configuration, I have removed the argument "-nosuperDevMode".
I was experiencing the same problem and like Gildas, I copied the gwt-codeserver.jar from GWT 2.6.0 into the 2.4.0 folder.
The next thing I had to do to get it to work was, when adding the 2.4 SDK, I had to point to the gwt2.4.0 folder as opposed to the parent "com.google.gwt.eclipse.sdkbundle_2.4.0.v201208080121-rel-r42" folder. Clean and build, good to go...with this problem, at least.
So I am trying to run a google web application through eclipse, but when I run it gives me an error to please check for newest SDK version, which is 1.9.1. And sure enough Im working with 1.9.0, but I cant find any updates for GAE and it says all components are installed under help->install new software.
Ive tried downloading .zip file of 1.9.1 and extracting it to my eclipse\dropins dir but that doesnt do anything either. What do I do after Ive extracted it in to my dropins dir? And why cant I find the new version using eclipse own installation tool? Should I really be getting this error?
Try Eclipse Help -> Check for Updates instead. Sometimes the SDK detects a new version before Eclipse does, and everything synchronizes within a day or so. The SDK message is informational, not an error, so you can safely ignore it in the meantime.
In addition to what Martin suggested, you can download the SDK separately and unzip that in any separate folder. Then from your Eclipse Preferences, go to Google, App Engine SDK and select that particular version folder.
FYI - I prefer keeping the SDK versions separate from Eclipse. That way, I have the entire list of SDKs available in another folder structure and can use it across Eclipse versions too.
I wanted to use Knockback.js to my project, but CDNJS in NetBeans 7.4 offers me only version 0.17.2, but the latest version is 0.18.2.
How is it possible to get the latest version of Knockback.js with CDNJS or is it possible to use somehow node.js' npm in a Netbeans project?
In dialog where you select JS files to import to project, there is a "Update: Never", if you click on it, it will updates list of offered JS libraries (it takes some time). However, NetBeans offers JS files from CDNJS.com, where Knockback is only in version 0.17.2, so update action in NetBeans won't help you (now, once CDNJS.com starts to offer 0.18.2, update action will help)
I just upgraded one of my projects to PhoneGap 3.0 and was wondering the proper methodology for developing a custom plugin. I'm following the Echo plugin example from the developer docs. Should the Echo.h and Echo.m files go in the Plugins folder in the project root, or within the Plugins folder for the specific platform being built?
I tried Echo Plugin for iOS and it's working for me. I put Echo.h and Echo.m under platforms/ios/TestProject/Plugins/. Root folder plugins keep plugins your download from command line. It will be auto installed when you make iOS, Android or other platforms.
I installed and updated Google Plugin for Eclipse 3.7 a few weeks ago. It installed GWT as well as other things. I was able to compile a Google App. I did several things on Eclipse today and now GWT is gone. I look at Preference-->Google-->Web Toolkit; the list is empty. I ran plugin update, it keep saying GWT is already installed and refuse to update/re-install. I uninstall GWT explicitly and run plugin update; it update without complaint. But the Preference-->Google-->Web Toolkit; the list is still empty!
How do I force plugin to populate the SDK info in Preference-->Google-->Web Toolkit?
There is actually an "Add" button to configure SDK. But I dont know the installation directory of GWT. Where does Eclipse plugin save the GWT?
Seems Eclipse keep track of the installation of GWT SDK in two different place?
My GWT SDK database seems corrupted, and Eclipse plugin seems rely on its own private data base of the status of installation of GWT SDK?
Can anyone please help?
I think that what you are referring is not the plugin but the SDK.
Download the SDK unzip it then add it preferences->Google->Web Toolkit.
The link to to download the SDK is: http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/