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How to install the Rexx plugin for Eclipse
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Jonathan Dion
Jul 18, 2007, 9:44:16 AM7/18/07
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Hi, I have Eclipse 3.2 and im not able to install the Rexx plugin for
it. Ive read the documentation that says to only put the files in the
plugin directory, but when i restart Eclipse and build a new
workspace, the rexx plugin aint there. Do i have to compile anything,
i really want to make rexx plugin working on Eclipse.
it. Ive read the documentation that says to only put the files in the
plugin directory, but when i restart Eclipse and build a new
workspace, the rexx plugin aint there. Do i have to compile anything,
i really want to make rexx plugin working on Eclipse.
thx
Jonathan
Wilfried Eike
Jul 29, 2007, 7:52:37 AM7/29/07
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Hi,
you should try a eclipse startup with parameter -clean
Jonathan Dion schrieb:
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Wilfried
Jonathan Dion
Aug 2, 2007, 1:22:42 PM8/2/07
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that is exactly what i did, ive added -clean in my link. do you have
any other ideas?
kovj...@gmail.com
Aug 31, 2007, 4:16:07 AM8/31/07
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On aug. 2, 19:22, Jonathan Dion <jotd...@gmail.com> wrote:
> do you have any other ideas?
> do you have any other ideas?
I installed Eclipse 3.3 (the base ~140MB on win32) and then I put the
Rexx plugin into the eclipse\plugin dir as the install notes said, but
the RexxWizard were not there.
After some additional plugin install test I found out, that the REXX
plugin require the CDT (C/C++ Development Tools) or one of CDT
component.
So to use the RexxEditor plugin: install the base 3.3, update it with
the update manager and install CDT. If the plugin still missing, use
the -clean startup option. That works for me.
Janos
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