Eclipse 3.4 New Project Feature
Wednesday July 9, 2008 12:31 PM
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#1 Posted By: Raymond Camden Posted On: 7/9/08 12:45 PM
About dang time. I love working sets and the need to go in and add the new project always bugged me (even though it's minor).
So is CFE working for you nicely?
So is CFE working for you nicely?
#2 Posted By: Dan Vega Posted On: 7/9/08 12:48 PM |
I was having some major issues trying to run the bleeding edge version but if you use the latest CFE everything is working great. I am having a small issue with line numbers (check out google groups there is a thread) but other than that all of plugins are playing nicely.
#3 Posted By: Raymond Camden Posted On: 7/9/08 12:51 PM
I did notice those messages, but didn't follow them terribly close. Is the problem fixable?
#4 Posted By: Dan Vega Posted On: 7/9/08 1:01 PM |
There are some solutions posted I just have not tried them yet. I will give them a try and see what I come up with.
#5 Posted By: Dan Vega Posted On: 7/9/08 1:03 PM |
It works! There are two issues, one you just need to modify a prefs file and the other is to do with newest version of Subclipse. Check out the link below for more information.
<a href="http://groups.google.com/group/cfeclipse-users/bro... Number Fix</a>
<a href="http://groups.google.com/group/cfeclipse-users/bro... Number Fix</a>
#6 Posted By: Raymond Camden Posted On: 7/9/08 1:39 PM
Interesting. I had no issue with line #s. However, RDS doesn't seem to work well, either with file or db. I just get 'connecting to server...'
You playing with the Adobe CF stuff?
You playing with the Adobe CF stuff?
#7 Posted By: Dan Vega Posted On: 7/9/08 1:42 PM |
I have that as well but if you right click and refresh it usually comes back up.
#8 Posted By: Raymond Camden Posted On: 7/9/08 1:52 PM
That _kinda_ works - for the first level. So on Files i can see C and D, but I can't go deeper, even with refreshes.
Time to ping my contact. :)
Time to ping my contact. :)
#9 Posted By: Dan Vega Posted On: 7/9/08 2:00 PM |
Let me know what you find.
#10 Posted By: Daniel Spiewak Posted On: 7/9/08 9:41 PM
I hate to be a wet blanket, but working sets have been around since Eclipse 2.0. It's only recently that they made it possible to add a project to a working set *upon creation*.
#11 Posted By: niyue Posted On: 7/9/08 9:42 PM
But this is available in Eclipse 3.3.
http://archive.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/drops...
See "Add new Java project to a working set" section.
http://archive.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/drops...
See "Add new Java project to a working set" section.
#12 Posted By: Dan Vega Posted On: 7/9/08 9:43 PM |
"When I create a new project there is now a feature to add this project to a working set which saves time from having to go in and edit the working sets."
#13 Posted By: Mike Henke Posted On: 7/9/08 10:01 PM
@Spiewak - read the post again. He is talking about the working set choice in the "new project wizard", not working sets as new.
@niyeu - your talking about the "New Java Project wizard", again check his post.
Nice post, Thanks for the information :-)
@niyeu - your talking about the "New Java Project wizard", again check his post.
Nice post, Thanks for the information :-)
