OK, trying to answer my own question, having read through other topics
in this group, I see that I should never have installed version
1.3.1.1.
Thing is, other 'stable' versions are not available from Eclipse.
Perhaps
http://www.cfeclipse.org/update needs to be cleaned up? Why is
1.3.1.1 still in there at all?
The information and documentation at
http://trac.cfeclipse.org/cfeclipse/wiki/InstallingCfeclipse
is quite out of date.
When I downloaded and installed Eclipse, there is an option available
under Help>Software Updates, but after that, everything works
differently now. This wouldn't be a big deal (I don't think I'm a
total idiot), and the many departures from the documentation are
comprehensible, except that finally when everything seems configured,
1.3.1.6 isn't available.
I've done what's suggested in other posts: located my JRE, configured
my eclipse.ini, and tried starting up Eclipse from the command line
with the "-clean" option. No luck.
I think I need to find 1.3.1.6 so I can finally give Eclipse and
CFEclipse a try.
Do I need to install 1.3.1.6 by hand? Or can
http://www.cfeclipse.org/update
be cleaned up so that 1.3.1.6 is available? Right now, from Eclipse,
the versions that come up (I have "show all versions" options checked)
are:
1.2.1
1.3.0
1.3.1
1.3.1.1
and the cutting edge versions:
1.3.2.200901041029
1.3.2.200901041023
So while I've read the perplexed complaints of those who can't
possibly understand why anyone is still trying to use 1.3.1.1, given
the options above that Eclipse finds at
http://www.cfeclipse.org/update,
it is understandable that many of us would choose that version. No?
So, am I foolishly overlooking something obvious? -- quite
possible ;-)
Or is there a problem with the version library at
cfeclipse.org that
can be sorted out?
Thanks,
-tony