| Missing Run-time Workbench configuration type [message #41488] |
Wed, 28 May 2003 07:15  |
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Originally posted by: pjohnson.vivaserve.com
Hi,
I am new to Eclipse. I have worked thru the EMF tutorial of importing a
model, generating model code and generating a model editor. Next step is
to run the editor in a run-time workbench.
My probem is in the Java Perspective when I select Run > Run... the list
of Configurations in the 'Create, manage and run configurations' dialog
does not include 'Run-time Workbench'. It only has Java Applet, Java
Application & JUnit.
Can anyone suggest how I can get 'Run-time Workbench' to appear as a
config.?
Many thanks,
Peter
ps. some config. details:
*** Features:
org.eclipse.emf (1.1.0) "org.eclipse.emf"
org.eclipse.emf.doc (1.1.0) "org.eclipse.emf.doc"
org.eclipse.jdt (2.1.0) "org.eclipse.jdt" Build id: 200303272130
org.eclipse.platform (2.1.0) "org.eclipse.platform"
org.eclipse.platform.win32 (2.1.0) "org.eclipse.platform.win32"
org.eclipse.sdk.examples (2.1.0) "org.eclipse.sdk.examples"
org.eclipse.sdk.examples.win32 (2.1.0) "org.eclipse.sdk.examples.win32"
*** Plug-in Registry:
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org.eclipse.jdt (2.1.0) "Eclipse Java Development Tools"
org.eclipse.jdt.core (2.1.0) "Java Development Tools Core"
org.eclipse.jdt.debug (2.1.0) "JDI Debug Model"
org.eclipse.jdt.debug.ui (2.1.0) "JDI Debug UI"
org.eclipse.jdt.doc.user (2.1.0) "Eclipse Java Development User Guide"
org.eclipse.jdt.junit (2.1.0) "Java Development Tools JUnit support"
org.eclipse.jdt.launching (2.1.0) "Java Development Tools Launching
Support"
org.eclipse.jdt.ui (2.1.0) "Java Development Tools UI"
org.eclipse.jdt.ui.examples.projects (2.1.0) "Java Development Tools
Example Projects"
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| Re: Missing Run-time Workbench configuration type - FIXED [message #44203 is a reply to message #42195] |
Fri, 30 May 2003 07:18  |
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Originally posted by: pjohnson.vivaserve.com
Thanks Rich, the PDE plugins were missing.
regards,
Peter
Richard L. Kulp wrote:
> Make sure that PDE plugins are installed in your IDE. If you are using a
> standard EClipse install, I don't see why they would be missing. But
> without them you won't have Runtime-Workbench.
> Rich
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