I have installed svn plugin for eclipse
I click right mouse button on project locacted in folder on version control and see next:
How configure eclipse right?
if click to share project-> svn I see that on picture above:
press "Share Project" in that menu :) The rest is pretty self explaining, just ask if you face another problem
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I have already installed Windowbuilder in my eclipse IDE Mars it worked fine before, but after Eclipse latest changes i am unable to install windowsbuilder with the provided URL of specific IDE Windowbuilder. later i figured out that we must install the Windowbuilder by downloading the repository.zip file. i have downloaded and installed it but still unable to create a JFrame in my Java Project. But what i am confused is i am able to paste a SWT/AWT code in a simple Java Class file and able to execute it.
have installed the repository .zip
No JFrame found after installation.
updated error
GO this route as it has worked for me: Go to help menu in eclipse go to "About Eclipse" in the bottom left corner click on "Installation Details", click the "installed software" tab, search for window builder and click to delete all features for it. Restart Eclipse, then instead of installing window builder using the "install new software" menu in help, open eclipse market place, search for window builder and install it that way, when you get the options you want to install click on Swing that lets you create JFrames. If that does not work, download a new copy of eclipse and go back to the market place and install window builder again, its possible you have conflicting plugins in your installation. I was able to install it in 2018-09 just yesterday, if that still does not work please comment.
I installed Eclemma on Eclipse Neon and the guide says I should be able to find an icon on the toolbar like above. However, I cannot find it and I searched online about this problem and saw some people having trouble with it. But I haven't found a solution to it..
I uninstalled and re-installed Eclemma but I still can't find the icon.
I’ve just had the same problem and a web search led me to this page. If you are using Windows 7 and Eclipse Neon, I found I could get the coverage button to appear (and work) if I:
Run Eclipse as administrator (right click and look for the menu item)
Install Eclemma as normal.
If prompted to restart Eclipse, click on “no”.
Manually close Eclipse
Run Eclipse again as administrator.
From eclipse open Window > Perspective > Customize Perspective
Go to "Action Set Availability" tab
In the "Available action sets" pane check "Java Code Coverage" checkbox
Click Ok
Use the keys CTRL + SHFT + F11! It worked on my windows 10.
I want to download the android-pdf project using subclipse with Eclipse. I have installed subclipse on Eclipse and restarted Eclipse. I have tried going to File>Import but although there is a CVS option I cannot see a SVN option. The project is on Google Project Hosting, I have clicked on 'import Google Hosted Project' from the Eclipse taskbar - that displays the 'Select Google Hosted Project' but no projects are displayed. I hope someone will be able to help me download this project.
This question was posted long time back but I am replying for someone coming to this link. One can check this link also. Here is the complete step by step process of installing and connecting to google code:
Go to Eclipse Help menu and click on "Install New Software"
Install Subclipse:
Add the following site for subclipse
http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.10.x/
Select both "Subclipse" and "SVNKit" from the names which appear after adding the subclipse link
Click Next, accept conditions and let eclipse download and install subclipse
Now restart Eclipse after the installation
Subclipse will be ready to use now
Go to "preferences" under the windows menu
Go to "Team" in the left menu and then select "SVN" sub-menu
In the "General SVN Setting" select Team and "SVN" sub-menu
Select SVNKit (Pure Java)--- in the "SVN interface" drop-down menu
Next step is to connect subclipse with google code
First we have to create a project. Instructions for creating a project can be found on
Creating Project on Google Code
Once a project has been created on the Google Code, Subclipse has to be connected to the project.
Go to Eclipse, Click on "Windows" menu, "Show View" and select "Other"
Select "SVN' and "SVN Repositories" and click OK.
Right Click in the "SVN Repositories" tab and choose "New" - "Repository Location"
"Add SVN Repository" window opens.
For the Location URL, give your URL which should be like https://your_url.googlecode.com/svn/trunk
In my case the URL is "https://agent-desktop.googlecode.com/svn/trunk" for the project which was created in Creating Project on Google Code post. Click Finish after providing the URL
After Finishing you will be asked for the username and the password
this password can be found on project home page under the SVN tab. Search for the link googlecode.com password
Under the Source -> Checkout, Click the link (googlecode.com password) and save the generated password.
Now the Subclipse is connected to the Google code
If you do not see a "SVN" group in the File > Import dialog then that implies Subclipse is not installed. If it were installed, there would be nothing preventing that grouping from being displayed.
I would normally recommend opening the SVN Repository perspective and adding the repository. But I would guess you do not see that either.
I tried installing the testng plug-in for long time but eclipse is showing an error as below:
"No repository found as the location".
I have also tried to download and install the plug-in but the same error pops up.
Way 1: For the Eclipse plug-in, we suggest using the update site:
Open Eclipse
Go to Help -> Install New Software...
Click Add button to go to Add Repository prompt
Enter Name as TestNG. In Location text box, enter the following URL -> Click Add button
http://dl.bintray.com/testng-team/testng-eclipse-release/
Make sure the check box in the list is checked and click Next.
Eclipse will then guide you through the process.
After installation follow the steps below:
Restart eclipse
Go to Window-> Preferences and observe the left panel
TestNG is enlisted
For Installation details visit the following site:
http://testng.org/doc/download.html
Way 2: TestNG can also be installed in Eclipse by using Marketplace. Below are the steps:
Open eclipse
Go to Help -> Eclipse Marketplace...
Do search for TestNG (Type the text TestNG in Find text box > Click Go button)
After searching: Click Install button at TestNG for Eclipse area
Follow the further instructions by eclipse
Maybe you misspelled the URL of the update site?
It's http://beust.com/eclipse
If you are trying to install from http://beust.com/eclipse and it won't work, delete spaces in the string :-)
To install TestNG in Eclipse, follow the steps below :
Go to 'Help'
Click on 'Install New software'
Click on 'Add'
Enter Location - https://dl.bintray.com/testng-team/testng-eclipse-release/
Click Next and Finish
Restart Eclipse.
Copy the link http://beust.com/eclipse to notepad and copy from notepad to eclipse IDE. It worked :) Looks like using it as a hyperlink has issue.
I installed the subversive plugin for Eclipse to use SVN. The installation was OK, no problems. I restarted Eclipse, the plugin is visible by "Installed software". But if I look at Team -> share or Window -> preferences team SVN is not visible. Someone an idea?
Did you try switching to the svn repository perspective? Can you see it (top right corner, drop down menu, "other")?