The tau related error is probably the result of one of the TAU plugins
which needs some external jars to be copied in manually. It shouldn't
harm anything, but if it becomes annoying it should stop if you remove
or disable the org.eclipse.ptp.perf.tau.perfdmf.* plugin. Note that
doing so will disable the other TAU components.
Alternatively, if you want to try the TAU components, you can supply
the required jars by cd-ing to the
<eclipse>/plugins/org.eclipse.ptp.perf.tau.jars* directory and running
the jar-importer script there. You need run the script with the
location of a tau installation directory as an argument and it will
pull out the needed jars.
-Wyatt
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 2:27 PM, Howard Lander <howard@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:howard@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Hi Beth
Thanks much for the reply.
I've got a couple of other questions for the group.
I just started up my eclipse installation and I got the attached
error message as seen in Picture 1.png: Has anyone else seen this?
I've seen this a couple of times now. I'm not trying to do
anything with TAU at the moment so, I'm not sure how big of a deal
this is.
Another strange thing: I opened the java perspective to work on a
.xsd file. I noticed that I still have a tool in this perspective
that looks like it may have come from ptp. I'm not an experienced
Eclipse user, so I'm not sure if I'm it's ok to just delete this
from my java perspective. It's in Picture 2. Doesn't seem to be
doing any harm, but I thought it might be worth mentioning.
Thanks
Howard
Beth Tibbitts wrote:
Hi Howard,
Thanks for the remarks.
Looks like the only PTP issues were in the prerequisites that
you didn't have.
And, you probably didn't need those features.
Assuming that the pre-reqs that were missing were RSE and some
photran-specific things for the PTP Performance framework
plug-ins, you can just uncheck those.
If you install the Remote Tools that are part of PTP, you
don't need RSE for the PTP basics of connecting to remote
machines.
Only if you want some additional non-PTP features of RSE do
you need RSE. That is, Remote Tools and RSE can substitute for
each other in the basic PTP remote features.
You *do* need CDT 4.0.3 as a prerequisite, which it should
tell you.
Basically the short story on installing the PTP features:
uncheck the features with the red "X" indicating you don't
have their pre-reqs, assuming it's RSE & Photran stuff.
The release notes contain a section on PTP installation with
some examples of combinations of features you might want to
install:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/PTP/release_notes/2.0#Install_PTP_on_local_machine
On the PTP call we were discussing another workaround: If you
have an old version of PTP installed, and you install a newer
one on top of it,
in order to build the proxy you need to go into your
eclipse/plugins directory and delete the old PTP plugin
directories first.
Otherwise I believe the proxy build complains about not
finding the utils directory.
...Beth
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[photran-dev] Experiences installing PTP
As I mentioned in the call yesterday, I'm installing the
latest PTP into
my eclipse on Leopard. It seemed that there was some interest
in my
experiences, so here is the summary.
The original problem I was having was that I could not update
photran,
which stopped all upgrade attempts. That was fairly easy to
fix, though
I am still confused by what happened: it turns out I didn't
have CDT
installed, once I installed CDT eclipse let me upgrade all my
installed
plugins. Of course, that is confusing because I though that
CDT was a
requirement for photran, so I don't know how I could have ever had
photran installed under these conditions. Sorry for the
cross-posting,
but I thought the photran folks might be interested in this.
Back to the ptp install: It turns out that this particular eclipse
instance doesn't have PTP. No problem, as I had previously
downloaded
ptp-updatesite-2.0.1.200804292220.zip. I added this file as a "New
Archived Site" and tried to install from it. However I got the
following error
"PTP RSE Enabler (2.0.0.200804292220) requires plug-in
"org.eclipse.rse.core"
so I went back to "Search for new features to install" and looked
through the available list until I found "Remote Access and Device
Development", which I guessed was the package that contains
org.eclipse.rse.core. Turns out I was right and I then got to
install
PTP. Is there a way to encode this dependency in the PTP
package, so
this doesn't happen to anyone else?
Also, eclipse seems to think that the PTP package is unsigned
and gave
me a warning. I trust you guys :) but would it be possible to
fix that
issue as well?
Anyway, I now have the PTP Debug and PTP Runtime perspectives
in my
"Open Perspective" list, so I'd say it was a successful
install, with a
couple of minor issues.
Howard
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