Will Google Plugin for Eclipse lineup with Eclipse Galileo Release ?

[Ivan Ooi]

Will Google Plugin for Eclipse lineup with Eclipse Galileo Release ?

We are using Galileo RC3 and we like it very much!! Plugin installation are more clean cut than before and better speed.

BUT... no Google Plugin for us... :-(

Thanks.

[Miguel Méndez]

We are working on support for Galileo which we should release soon.

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Miguel

[Ivan Ooi]

great! nice to hear that! :-D

2009/6/22 Miguel Méndez <mme...@google.com>

[me3x]

Great! Anyway galileo has been released today. Please specify: What
does soon mean? Is it in few days or few weeks or tomorrow?

On Jun 22, 2:45 pm, Miguel Méndez <mmen...@google.com> wrote:
> We are working on support for Galileo which we should release soon.
>

[me3x]

Is there some beta or development update site?

On Jun 22, 2:45 pm, Miguel Méndez <mmen...@google.com> wrote:

> We are working on support for Galileo which we should release soon.
>

[Miguel Méndez]

There is no beta or development site at this time.  By soon I mean weeks not month or months.

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Miguel

[akutz]

This is the first time I've ever had to delay an Eclipse upgrade
because of a plug-in. I'm not sure if this is a good or bad thing. On
one hand I'm a whore for new tech and badly want to move to Galileo,
on the other hand I can't imagine NOT having the GWT plug-in. *Le
sigh*

[lgdito]

I´m also waiting for Google eclipse Plugin for Eclipse 3.5 Gallileo
(for OsX Coccoa)

Please let us know when it will be released.
Thanks

[Savio Grossi]

+1 wainting for Google Plugin for Eclipse 3.5 Gallileo (for Linux-GTK)

Thanks

[tamsler]

+1

On Jun 25, 10:50 am, Savio Grossi <savio.gro...@powerlogic.com.br>
wrote:

[Prashanth]

+10 from me!!!
:-)

~Prashanth.

[Morpheu5]

I'd need to reinstall Eclipse due to PDT misbehaviour and I'd love to
go for Galileo, so count me in :)

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Andrea

[Joost]

I would also like to move forward to Galileo, but I rather have a save
and stable Google plugin for Ganymede and wait a couple of weeks than
move forward with a rushed plugin for Galileo.
So Google guys, please take your time and make it great. Galileo looks
great but I can manage with Ganymede for a few more weeks ;-)

[nanotalk]

Agree. Google guys, please take your time. We'll wait :)

On Jun 26, 1:52 pm, Joost <joost.a.bloem...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I would also like to move forward toGalileo, but I rather have a save

[me3x]

Week is gone. Is there something new?

[pappfer]

I'm also waiting for this plugin.
It'd be the best if one would come with 64-bit Linux support, too. I
know I can make it work with 32-bit JRE, but still... it's just not
the same.

[Kango_V]

+1 for 64-bit Linux :)

[matthieu vidal]

I have the same request about 64-bit Linux support !!

[Rajeev Dayal]

The problem is that GWT bundles the 32-bit version of SWT, which it requires in order to run the hosted browser. So, you can install the plugin under a 64-bit version of Eclipse. However, you'll have to use a 32-bit JDK for your GWT projects in Eclipse.

The next version of GWT (or, if you build GWT from the trunk) supports Out-of-Process-Hosted-Mode (OOPHM). This allows you to debug your application against a real browser running on the platform, instead of GWT's hosted browser. As a result, GWT no longer needs to bundle SWT, so you'll be able to use a 64-bit JDK with your GWT project.

[matthieu vidal]

Hi

Thanks for your answer.

Yes Eclipse 64 bit is working fine with Google Pluggin (using the ia32-
java-6-sun-1.6 JRE). No problem with that. the only point is that it's
not easy to manage 2 differents JRE

I understand that OOPHM will be a great improvement so I will wait for
that.

Thanks