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| Re: Problem - PDT and Subclipse [message #20057 is a reply to message #19961] |
Sat, 12 May 2007 13:37   |
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Originally posted by: pavel.kunc.google.com
Hi, I can just confirm... I got the same error on Eclipse SDK 3.2.2,
Subeclipse 1.2, PDT 0.7.0.v20070401.
I also tried it with CVS and it works fine.
Pavel
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| Re: Problem - PDT and Subclipse [message #20465 is a reply to message #20462] |
Sat, 12 May 2007 15:11 |
 Ali B.
Messages: 66
Registered: July 2009 |
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Interresting thing:
I just installed POLARION's Subversive
( http://www.polarion.org/index.php?page=overview&project= subversive),
another SVN client for Eclipse, yet more advanced and enhanced (I
installed it after removing Subclipse of course).
Now Subversive is having the same frustrating problem. Would it be like
that because maybe Subversive is built on Subclipse? I dont know.
I would love to hear from a PDT developer about this one.
Thanks alot,
Cheers
Ali
Ali B. wrote:
> Yeah, I tried it in CVS and it works fine as well.. well, then most
> likely it is from Sublcipse's side. I already posted a query in the
> subclipse user group, I will post any solution or such here when I get
> any. I would still like to hear from other people who also have this
> issue or haven't (which would give us a clue if this is a non-consistent
> thing or a limitation). So maybe we would have enough to submit a
> subclipse bug.
>
> PS: I am using exactly the same versions as yours.
>
> Cheers,
> Ali
> Pavel Kunc wrote:
>> Hi, I can just confirm... I got the same error on Eclipse SDK 3.2.2,
>> Subeclipse 1.2, PDT 0.7.0.v20070401.
>> I also tried it with CVS and it works fine.
>>
>> Pavel
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| Re: Problem - PDT and Subclipse [message #20472 is a reply to message #20465] |
Mon, 14 May 2007 14:18 |
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Originally posted by: kryziuotis.gmail.com
Ali B. wrote:
> Now Subversive is having the same frustrating problem. Would it be like
> that because maybe Subversive is built on Subclipse? I dont know.
I also tried both Subclipse and Subversive and had the same problem with
both of them.
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| Re: Problem - PDT and Subclipse [message #20477 is a reply to message #19961] |
Mon, 14 May 2007 13:50 |
Patrick Mueller
Messages: 15
Registered: July 2009 |
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It's been a while, but from memory, editors need to be able to handle
'files' and things that aren't really 'files' at all (references to
things in SCMs, for instance), but could be treated as files. If the
editor is not coded to handle this, you'll get exceptions like what
you're seeing.
Not sure why you'd be able to open things from CVS though. It's
possible the CVS handling (which is shipped with the base eclipse) has
some smarts to surface artifacts as 'files', even in they aren't.
There's some new 'virtual filesystem' stuff in Eclipse that could in
theory make this magic work.
If all this holds, I'd say there are problems with the SVN clients not
surfacing artifacts as files (like CVS does) AND there are problem with
PDT not handling things which aren't files. If either was fixed, your
problem would go away. But you really want both of them fixed.
Another symptom of not being able to open anything but 'files' would be
to try to open a .php file inside a jar file, which has been added to a
project as a 'library'. Again, not a 'file' per-se, but something you
should be able to open like a file (for at least read-only usage). And
it gets the exact same exception.
Ali B. wrote:
> ... when I try
> to open files from a remote location (ie. from the 'SVN Repository'
> view), any file type that is handled by an PDT editor gives me the error
> below, any other file types (.txt, .java) opens with no problems.
--
Patrick_Mueller@us.ibm.com / pmuellr@yahoo.com
IBM Research Triangle Park
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| Re: Problem - PDT and Subclipse [message #20516 is a reply to message #20477] |
Mon, 14 May 2007 19:21 |
Ali B.
Messages: 66
Registered: July 2009 |
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Thanks a lot guys for sharing your info/ideas.
I agree with Patrick here that both Subclipse/Subversive and PDT are
related to this.
After digging around, I find this bug reported by a Subversive
developer, apparently he have done some debugging and reported it. This
happened with xml files. And it is stated that it is fixed. Please
ignore my last 2 comments on that bug as I couldn't see that it is
scheduled to be released with Eclipse WTP 2.0 RC0 :D
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=181384
So yeah, this is not about php files, but I truely wish what they have
done would help solve that. The WTP 2.0 RC0 is scheduled to be released
next Friday.
http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php?title=Web_Tools_Requiremen ts_2.0#Release_milestones_and_release_candidates
I will install it once it is out, and see if it would solve that issue .
I don't know if PDT will work with WTP 2, but we will see, I will post
all the results here.
Until next Friday :p
Cheers,
Ali
Patrick Mueller wrote:
> It's been a while, but from memory, editors need to be able to handle
> 'files' and things that aren't really 'files' at all (references to
> things in SCMs, for instance), but could be treated as files. If the
> editor is not coded to handle this, you'll get exceptions like what
> you're seeing.
>
> Not sure why you'd be able to open things from CVS though. It's
> possible the CVS handling (which is shipped with the base eclipse) has
> some smarts to surface artifacts as 'files', even in they aren't.
> There's some new 'virtual filesystem' stuff in Eclipse that could in
> theory make this magic work.
>
> If all this holds, I'd say there are problems with the SVN clients not
> surfacing artifacts as files (like CVS does) AND there are problem with
> PDT not handling things which aren't files. If either was fixed, your
> problem would go away. But you really want both of them fixed.
>
> Another symptom of not being able to open anything but 'files' would be
> to try to open a .php file inside a jar file, which has been added to a
> project as a 'library'. Again, not a 'file' per-se, but something you
> should be able to open like a file (for at least read-only usage). And
> it gets the exact same exception.
>
> Ali B. wrote:
>> ... when I try to open files from a remote location (ie. from the 'SVN
>> Repository' view), any file type that is handled by an PDT editor
>> gives me the error below, any other file types (.txt, .java) opens
>> with no problems.
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| Re: Problem - PDT and Subclipse [message #22134 is a reply to message #20516] |
Sat, 19 May 2007 00:19 |
Ali B.
Messages: 66
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi again,
So WTP 2.0 RC0 is released. and I can confirm that the bug fix is included.
Anyways, I couldn't get the PDT to run with it, as it required 3.3
platform and PDT is not compatible yet with that I suppose (all the pdt
features would disappear).
I also tried running the latest integration build with PDT but it also
didn't work.
I remember reading in this list that the integration with the 3.3 has
already being worked on.
My question is if there is any way to know when a integration/nightly
builds will start supporting 3.3?
TIA
Cheers,
Ali
Ali B. wrote:
> Thanks a lot guys for sharing your info/ideas.
>
> I agree with Patrick here that both Subclipse/Subversive and PDT are
> related to this.
>
> After digging around, I find this bug reported by a Subversive
> developer, apparently he have done some debugging and reported it. This
> happened with xml files. And it is stated that it is fixed. Please
> ignore my last 2 comments on that bug as I couldn't see that it is
> scheduled to be released with Eclipse WTP 2.0 RC0 :D
>
> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=181384
>
>
> So yeah, this is not about php files, but I truely wish what they have
> done would help solve that. The WTP 2.0 RC0 is scheduled to be released
> next Friday.
>
> http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php?title=Web_Tools_Requiremen ts_2.0#Release_milestones_and_release_candidates
>
>
> I will install it once it is out, and see if it would solve that issue .
> I don't know if PDT will work with WTP 2, but we will see, I will post
> all the results here.
>
> Until next Friday :p
>
> Cheers,
> Ali
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> Patrick Mueller wrote:
>> It's been a while, but from memory, editors need to be able to handle
>> 'files' and things that aren't really 'files' at all (references to
>> things in SCMs, for instance), but could be treated as files. If the
>> editor is not coded to handle this, you'll get exceptions like what
>> you're seeing.
>>
>> Not sure why you'd be able to open things from CVS though. It's
>> possible the CVS handling (which is shipped with the base eclipse) has
>> some smarts to surface artifacts as 'files', even in they aren't.
>> There's some new 'virtual filesystem' stuff in Eclipse that could in
>> theory make this magic work.
>>
>> If all this holds, I'd say there are problems with the SVN clients not
>> surfacing artifacts as files (like CVS does) AND there are problem
>> with PDT not handling things which aren't files. If either was fixed,
>> your problem would go away. But you really want both of them fixed.
>>
>> Another symptom of not being able to open anything but 'files' would
>> be to try to open a .php file inside a jar file, which has been added
>> to a project as a 'library'. Again, not a 'file' per-se, but
>> something you should be able to open like a file (for at least
>> read-only usage). And it gets the exact same exception.
>>
>> Ali B. wrote:
>>> ... when I try to open files from a remote location (ie. from the
>>> 'SVN Repository' view), any file type that is handled by an PDT
>>> editor gives me the error below, any other file types (.txt, .java)
>>> opens with no problems.
>>
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| Re: Problem - PDT and Subclipse [SOLVED!!!] [message #37717 is a reply to message #22134] |
Fri, 20 July 2007 23:43 |
Ali B.
Messages: 66
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hello again everyone.
After the release of the PDT1.0 M1, having WTP 2. This issue is now
resolved!!. Opening (standalone or comparing) php, xml or other
previously problematic files is no longer giving a NullPointerException
error (or an unsupported type errors). This is applicable to both
Subclipse and Subversive.
I have to say that I am really happy to see that away (can't you see me
jumping around :D)
Thank you PDT, WTP, Subversive and Subclipse Teams for providing their
support and followup. (I feel like a satisfied "Customer":))
To the Zend team, you rock people!
Cheers,
Ali
Ali B. wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> So WTP 2.0 RC0 is released. and I can confirm that the bug fix is included.
>
> Anyways, I couldn't get the PDT to run with it, as it required 3.3
> platform and PDT is not compatible yet with that I suppose (all the pdt
> features would disappear).
>
> I also tried running the latest integration build with PDT but it also
> didn't work.
>
> I remember reading in this list that the integration with the 3.3 has
> already being worked on.
>
> My question is if there is any way to know when a integration/nightly
> builds will start supporting 3.3?
>
> TIA
> Cheers,
> Ali
>
> Ali B. wrote:
>> Thanks a lot guys for sharing your info/ideas.
>>
>> I agree with Patrick here that both Subclipse/Subversive and PDT are
>> related to this.
>>
>> After digging around, I find this bug reported by a Subversive
>> developer, apparently he have done some debugging and reported it.
>> This happened with xml files. And it is stated that it is fixed.
>> Please ignore my last 2 comments on that bug as I couldn't see that it
>> is scheduled to be released with Eclipse WTP 2.0 RC0 :D
>>
>> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=181384
>>
>>
>> So yeah, this is not about php files, but I truely wish what they have
>> done would help solve that. The WTP 2.0 RC0 is scheduled to be
>> released next Friday.
>>
>> http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php?title=Web_Tools_Requiremen ts_2.0#Release_milestones_and_release_candidates
>>
>>
>> I will install it once it is out, and see if it would solve that issue
>> . I don't know if PDT will work with WTP 2, but we will see, I will
>> post all the results here.
>>
>> Until next Friday :p
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Ali
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Patrick Mueller wrote:
>>> It's been a while, but from memory, editors need to be able to handle
>>> 'files' and things that aren't really 'files' at all (references to
>>> things in SCMs, for instance), but could be treated as files. If the
>>> editor is not coded to handle this, you'll get exceptions like what
>>> you're seeing.
>>>
>>> Not sure why you'd be able to open things from CVS though. It's
>>> possible the CVS handling (which is shipped with the base eclipse)
>>> has some smarts to surface artifacts as 'files', even in they aren't.
>>> There's some new 'virtual filesystem' stuff in Eclipse that could in
>>> theory make this magic work.
>>>
>>> If all this holds, I'd say there are problems with the SVN clients
>>> not surfacing artifacts as files (like CVS does) AND there are
>>> problem with PDT not handling things which aren't files. If either
>>> was fixed, your problem would go away. But you really want both of
>>> them fixed.
>>>
>>> Another symptom of not being able to open anything but 'files' would
>>> be to try to open a .php file inside a jar file, which has been added
>>> to a project as a 'library'. Again, not a 'file' per-se, but
>>> something you should be able to open like a file (for at least
>>> read-only usage). And it gets the exact same exception.
>>>
>>> Ali B. wrote:
>>>> ... when I try to open files from a remote location (ie. from the
>>>> 'SVN Repository' view), any file type that is handled by an PDT
>>>> editor gives me the error below, any other file types (.txt, .java)
>>>> opens with no problems.
>>>
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