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How to install orbit on 3.4M7 [message #12958]

Mon, 19 May 2008 11:10

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: sducas.sdmda.com

Hello,

I wasn't able to install orbit on eclipse 3.4M7

I've those layouts:

ECLIPSE_HOME/dropins/eclipse/plugins/....jar
ECLIPSE_HOME/plugins/.....jar
ECLIPSE_HOME/dropins/....jar

but without any success for org.antlr.runtime dependency....

how to install orbit on p2 platforms?

THX

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Re: How to install orbit on 3.4M7 [message #12987 is a reply to message #12958]

Wed, 21 May 2008 03:18

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: cdamus.zeligsoft.com

Hi, Stéphane,

Usually, one doesn't "install" Orbit, as such. Rather, the Eclipse
project that you install, which uses an Orbit bundle, will install it
for you. This should be working fine with p2 in the M7 builds.

Which project are you installing that has a dependency on ANTLR? You
might try asking on that project's newsgroup for known issues ...

HTH,

Christian

On Monday 05-19-2008 (07:10), Stéphane DUCAS wrote:
> Hello,

> I wasn't able to install orbit on eclipse 3.4M7

> I've those layouts:

> ECLIPSE_HOME/dropins/eclipse/plugins/....jar
> ECLIPSE_HOME/plugins/.....jar
> ECLIPSE_HOME/dropins/....jar

> but without any success for org.antlr.runtime dependency....

> how to install orbit on p2 platforms?

> THX

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Re: How to install orbit on 3.4M7 [message #13016 is a reply to message #12958]

Sat, 24 May 2008 02:48

David Williams

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Registered: July 2009

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On Mon, 19 May 2008 07:10:18 -0400, Stéphane DUCAS <sducas@sdmda.com> wrote:

Christen, in other response, is correct, but ... you should still be able to "dropin" plugins from Orbit. It may have some dependancy that you also need (which, normally, when installing as part of another Eclipse Project, they would take care of all that).

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