I have already installed New Relic 3. I followed the steps on the website. However, I always encounter this error when I right click my project and Install New Relic.
What might be the problem in my project? Thanks!
This looks like a permissions issue on the project folder. Make sure that you have full permissions/rights to read/write/execute on the project folder and the error should no longer appear. Similar messages can also appear if the project folder was moved and eclipse was not updated to reference the new location.
I think I am missing something really silly here. Recently our team began trying to integrate eclipse and TFS. We are using the plug-in provided by microsoft for eclipse. Everything seems to work fine as you go through the "share project" wizard but then it gives an error while it is adding the files to the server about the $TF folder. It cites the full path with $TF ON THE SERVER and says to remove the $ from its name.
My understanding is that this folder should not be on the server. Anyone have ideas on what may be the problem here?
Thanks
This occurred because the $TF folder was somehow created in the eclipse project. The solution was to delete the folder and proceed. It is important to choose the local workspace when sharing the project (and not the one on the server).
I have been tasked with maintaining a site that someone else created with Rapidweaver. Unfortunately, I only have the files that were published to the website. The Rapidweaver project files are gone. Is there any way I can re-create a Rapidweaver project from the published files?
I'm sure this is too late, but for anyone else out there with a similar question, you CANNOT recreate a Rapidweaver project from the published files. Now, looking at the code, you might be able to figure out which theme was used and start from scratch, but that is the best you are going to be able to do. Rapidweaver firstly depends on themes, but there are also many other plugins that could be used, and if you do not have these plugins or themes already installed, you would not be able to edit the original project file, much less the exported website.
Well, there is one way of getting it back. Use a program called "sitesucker" to download the entire site on to your hard drive. Look for a folder called "rw_resources" (NOT plain resources). You will find two subfolders "themes" and "plugins". Upon dropping down, there will be a folder by the name of the theme in the "theme" folder and folders with the name of the plugins in the "plugins" folder. Buy and install rapidweaver, stacks, plugins and theme. Create a blank project file. Open this project file in finder. Go back to the folder of the website you sucked out. Carefully transfer the relevant files to the blank project file. DO NOT mess with the "theme.plist" or "info.plist" files. Close the .rwsw sandwich. Restart rapidweaver. Your "blank" project should now be a recreation of the original site.
Eclipse for Testers
Version: Indigo Release
Build id: 20110615-0604
I try to install TestNG but below error appeared.
"
Unable to read repository at http://beust.com/eclipse.
http://beust.com/eclipse is not a valid repository location.
"
Kindly Resolve the problems
This is because http://beust.com/eclipse is redirecting to http://dl.bintray.com/testng-team/ and Eclipse software seems to be not handling this URL redirection as intended.
If you add the URL as http://dl.bintray.com/testng-team/testng-eclipse-release/ then this will work OK.
I added one "/" to the end: http://beust.com/eclipse/, then it works. If you use RAD 8+, navigate from Windows -> Preferences -> General -> Network Connections, make sure you have correct settings here, for me I have to change the setting from Native to Direct.
Disconnect from your company's intranet network and connect to your network (Like mobile hotspot or home wifi). Try install then. Worked for me.
You can try below link
https://www.techbeamers.com/install-testng-in-eclipse-ide/
The URL for downloading the Zip file is for version 6.11 in the above link. If you need a higher version try
http://dl.bintray.com/testng-team/testng-eclipse-release/zipped/
It doesn't work for Eclipse Neon at all. You can try to download the zipped archive file and add the 'update site' as an archive file from the file system.
> Install TestNG In Eclipse IDE Via Offline Jar Files
Download the latest TestNG Jar files from the link TestNg Jars
Go to the eclipse installation directory and look for the “dropins” folder there.
Create a folder inside the dropins folder and name it as “testng-eclipse-6.11“
Extract the “site_assembly.zip” file and copy its contents to the newly created “testng-eclipse-6.11” directory.
Restart Eclipse
source: techbeamers
Make sure you don't have a space character before or after the entry in the "Work with" field as you try to add the software site.
Other than that, the software site is perfectly valid. Perhaps the server was just down at the time you tried it. You could also check to verify that there is no proxy or firewall filtering on your end. Try pinging the site or accessing it in some other way. If Eclipse can't talk to the site, it has no way of knowing that it is valid.
Make sure you are connected to the Internet
Key in the exact URL - http://beust.com/eclipse/
I tried Network connections -> Change native to manual -> Selected Socks and clicked on clear then I tried to install the TestNG plugin from install new software and add the URL. while installing eclipse was asking to sign in but I clicked on ok every time and installation were completed.
I tried many steps editing the eclipse.ini file etc and changing native to direct. None of those steps worked for me
Try below steps:-
Ping the URL in CMD to check if there are any loss of data packets.
So you will get clarity it is problem with your network or not ,try with different network.
Many times your antivirus or firewall block the incoming network so disable them temporarily and try.
To resolve this issue.
GO to Eclipse installed folder
Edit eclipse.ini file and insert
-Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true
at the end of that file. Restart the eclipse.
The given link is https://beust.com/eclipse
remove "s" from https & try with link http://beust.com/eclipse
I was using "http://beust.com/eclipse/" but unable to download TestNG jar it is showing no contents.
If you will use this URL "http://dl.bintray.com/testng-team/testng-eclipse-release/" then you will able to download, it worked for me.
Just install TestNG from below URL and no such issue will occur at latest eclipse releases:
http://dl.bintray.com/testng-team/testng-eclipse-release/
The above link didn't work it means you need a higher version of TestNG for the eclipse. Before that check TestNG is installed or not in order to know that press CTRL+N in the wizard you can see TestNG class file name.
If it is not displaying then try installing TestNG In Eclipse IDE Via Offline Jar Files:
1)Download the latest TestNG Jar files from the link TestNg Jars ("https://github.com/cbeust/testng-eclipse")
2)Download TestNG 6.11, Clicking on the link will download the “site_assembly.zip” file for the TestNG version 6.11. This file contains two folders named as “features” and “plugins“.Go to the eclipse installation directory and look for the “dropins” folder there.
3)Create a folder inside the dropins folder and name it as “testng-eclipse-6.11“
4)Extract the “site_assembly.zip” file and copy its contents to the newly created “testng-eclipse-6.11” directory.
5)Restart Eclipse
OR
Go click on Help> Install new Software> Under Available software> Work with textbox paste this "2019-06 - http://download.eclipse.org/releases/2019-06" and then click on ADD. You will now see the files like TestNG and a lot many others. Select TestNG click on Next> Next> Accept the condtions> Finish. It will restart the eclipse. Inorder to know the installation is successful Press CTRL+N.
Is there any Eclipse plugin which autobackup a project every so and so minutes to an email a/c?
After doing some research, I found that such a feature is already present in Eclipse. Eclipse stores every new edit in a file in the following backup folder present in the workspace folder .metadata:
{Eclipse root directory}/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.resources/.history/
The backup can also be accessed from right clicking a file and choosing "Restore from Local History...". However, when it comes to emailing the code, there is no such function that comes with default version of Eclipse, so I guess I do need to learn Eclipse Plugin.
Here are some relevant links:
http://www.nodans.com/index.cfm/2008/1/18/How-to-recover-a-deleted-file-in-Eclipse
http://wiki.eclipse.org/FAQ_Where_is_the_workspace_local_history_stored%3F
Take a look at Subversive/Subclipse
Installing a CVS would do it, but any backup utility software running in the background would also work.