Newbie installation problem [message #62670] |
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Originally posted by: amnon.netvision.net.il
Hi.
I unzipped the wtp-1.0M2.zip file and copied features and plugins to
eclipse.
I opened Eclipse and the following happens:
1. When I double click an XML file from Package Explorer / Navigator it
now opens within a web browser inside Eclipse.
2. When I double click a .js (JavaScript) file it tries to run it and I
get an error (as it is a part of a complete system).
Shouldn't they just open in the WebTools XML and JavaScript editors?
Am I doing something wrong?
Please help this Eclipse newbie...
Thanks,
Amnon
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Re: Newbie installation problem [message #62718 is a reply to message #62694] |
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Originally posted by: amnon.netvision.net.il
Raphael A. Bauer wrote:
> Amnon I. Govrin wrote:
>
>> Hi.
>>
>> I unzipped the wtp-1.0M2.zip file and copied features and plugins to
>> eclipse.
>>
>> I opened Eclipse and the following happens:
>> 1. When I double click an XML file from Package Explorer / Navigator
>> it now opens within a web browser inside Eclipse.
>> 2. When I double click a .js (JavaScript) file it tries to run it and
>> I get an error (as it is a part of a complete system).
>
>
> hmm... your installation seems to be right.. but...
> perhaps you can check:
>
> - if you use Eclipse3.1M4
Yes.
> - if you use a fresh installation of eclipse, so no plugins of other
> verndors interfere
Only the JettyLauncher plug-in. Any easy way of removal / dissabling
more elegantly than deleting files or creating a fresh install?
> - what happens if you click with the right mouse button on the xml
> file - is the XML Editor supported?
No.
> - check in the About dialog of Eclipse if the plugins are loaded
> correctly (something like org.eclipse.wst.xml.ui.* should be in the list
> for xml editing)
Hmm. Nope, these are not there :-(
>
> hope that helps...
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Amnon
>
> regards,
>
> Raphael
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Re: Newbie installation problem [message #63312 is a reply to message #63038] |
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Originally posted by: amnon.netvision.net.il
OK, fresh install.
Now I see the stuff in Plugin info.
But still it does the same strange stuff that I specified.
HELP!
Thanks,
Amnon
Raphael A. Bauer wrote:
> Amnon I. Govrin wrote:
>
>> Raphael A. Bauer wrote:
>>
>>> Amnon I. Govrin wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi.
>>>>
>>>> I unzipped the wtp-1.0M2.zip file and copied features and plugins to
>>>> eclipse.
>>>>
>>>> I opened Eclipse and the following happens:
>>>> 1. When I double click an XML file from Package Explorer / Navigator
>>>> it now opens within a web browser inside Eclipse.
>>>> 2. When I double click a .js (JavaScript) file it tries to run it
>>>> and I get an error (as it is a part of a complete system).
>
>
>>> - if you use a fresh installation of eclipse, so no plugins of other
>>> verndors interfere
>>
>>
>> Only the JettyLauncher plug-in. Any easy way of removal / dissabling
>> more elegantly than deleting files or creating a fresh install?
>>
> ...just download the fresh Eclipse3.1M4 (if you don't have it right
> now), extract it to another location than your actual Eclipse3.1 and use
> another workspace (maybe inside the Eclipse3.1M4 installation
> directory). Then copy the webtools features and plugins into it and
> that's it. Elegant? I don't know - but it is easy, fast and doesn't
> interfere with anything...
>
>>> - what happens if you click with the right mouse button on the xml
>>> file - is the XML Editor supported?
>>
>>
>> No.
>>
>>> - check in the About dialog of Eclipse if the plugins are loaded
>>> correctly (something like org.eclipse.wst.xml.ui.* should be in the
>>> list for xml editing)
>>
>>
>> Hmm. Nope, these are not there :-(
>
> okay..
> then it can't work...
> try to install a "fresh" version of eclipse like I said above. That
> helped me a lot in many cases...
>
> Good luck,
>
> Raphael
>
>
>
>
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Re: Newbie installation problem [message #63335 is a reply to message #63040] |
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Originally posted by: amnon.netvision.net.il
Where do I see what I need to install?
I have put the entire combined WST and JST distribution. Do I need
anything else?
Thanks,
Amnon
Dennis wrote:
> Have you install all plugin depends on WTP??
>
> anyone of them missing will cause the feature not compete
>
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