Download Adt Plugin For Eclipse
Maria Haq
Final option is to just delete your Eclipse installation (not your workspace), and re-extract a clean copy. Since Eclipse "installation" is just a zip/tar extraction, it's not hard to do. You would just need to re-install any third-party plugins that you already had and wanted to keep.
Backup everything before, because you might delete something that belongs to Eclipse. This will sometimes require that you run eclipse -clean from your command line/terminal to truly get rid of the plugin.
I installed it onto my version of the SpringSource Tool Suite 2.2.1 thinking everything would be fine. I'm still using Mac OS 10.4, and thus have not upgraded to Java 6. Lo, and behold, I was wrong. I can't even restart STS anymore after adding the scala plugin. So I'd like to remove it from the config files so that Eclipse doesn't try to load it anymore. I've removed anything matching scala from artifacts.xml and config.ini. I've also removed the scala jars from the plugins directory. Still no luck.
I had the same issue with Eclipse not even starting for me anymore. What I did was to remove everything related to the Scala IDE from both the plugins and the features directories and start Eclipse with the -clean parameter:
In our team we evaluated the EGit plugin extensively and found out that it is really buggy. In order to avoid all the headaches caused by the EGit plugin, I recommend Git Extensions. It is free and by far the best UI for repositories I had ever used. We combine it with Meld for a three-way-merge and it works fantasticly. You can still import your projects into Eclipse, but please never use EGit in order to keep your Git sources clean and working.
Thanks! The person who told me I should install the Eclipse plugin for RTC had mentioned the p2 file, but I did not understand the relationship of a p2 file to an Eclipse plugin until the final link of your response.
The other factor that makes it more confusing is when you reference any RTC 3.x.... download pages, the top of the page has a message about:
This is not the most recent version. We recommend Rational Team Concert 4.0.2 .
Which is confusing because, sure... if you are doing a full server installation and setup of RTC then go to 4.0.2, but as you pointed out, if someone is just looking for client code to connect to RTC, then they want whatever version of RTC client matches the RTC server.
Maven projects typically have separate test source directories in the same project. The Eclipse convention, however, is to have a separate test bundle (often a fragment of the host/target plugin with the suffix ".tests"). Tycho introduces new eclipse-test-plugin packaging type to represent such projects. Build behavior is like regular Eclipse plugins, but these are treated specially at test-time.
org.eclipse.tycho:tycho-surefire-plugin:test mojo executes JUnit plug-in tests and it is bound to the integration-test build phase. Other than than, the tycho-surefire-plugin is similar to the standard maven-surefire-plugin, and it supports most of the parameters of the maven-surefire-plugin (see site doc for details). The tycho-surefire-plugin supports both headless and UI-based tests, but use of UI test harness has to be explicitly enabled, as follows:
The OSGi runtime for the test execution consists of the test bundle/fragment and its dependencies. If needed, you can add more features ("eclipse-feature"), bundles/fragments ("eclipse-plugin"), or installable units ("p2-installable-unit"), each including their transitive dependencies, to the test runtime. The recommended way to do this is to add an extraRequirements configuration to the target-platform-configuration (!) plugin. Example:
The packaging type eclipse-repository is used for aggregating content into a p2 repository (aka "update site"). It can also be used for building Eclipse/RCP application distributions. See Tycho/eclipse-repository for more information.
Note: the wiki was previously saying org.eclipse.equinox.executable.feature.group, however it seems that with version 1.1.0, ".feature.group" is already appended to the id, thus making build fails with a You requested to install 'org.eclipse.equinox.executable.feature.group.feature.group 3.6.0' but it could not be found.
You are mistaken, kotlin eclipse plugin is still developed, it was abandoned for some time because of resources shortage (no spare developers), but the project is quite active since September 2018, developers from JetBrains recently started to incorporate my, now outdated, fix to new version of the plugin, I hope it will be merged eventually.
The plug-in runtime class for the Resources plug-in. This is the starting point for all workspace and resource manipulation. A typical sequence of events would be for a dependent plug-in to call ResourcesPlugin.getWorkspace(). Doing so would cause this plug-in to be activated and the workspace (if any) to be loaded from disk and initialized.Field Summarystatic StringPI_RESOURCES
Unique identifier constant (value "org.eclipse.core.resources") for the standard Resources plug-in.static StringPREF_ENCODING
Name of a preference indicating the encoding to use when reading text files in the workspace.static StringPT_BUILDERS
Simple identifier constant (value "builders") for the builders extension point.static StringPT_FILE_MODIFICATION_VALIDATOR
Simple identifier constant (value "fileModificationValidator") for the file modification validator extension point.static StringPT_MARKERS
Simple identifier constant (value "markers") for the markers extension point.static StringPT_MOVE_DELETE_HOOK
Simple identifier constant (value "moveDeleteHook") for the move/delete hook extension point.static StringPT_NATURES
Simple identifier constant (value "natures") for the natures extension point. Fields inherited from class org.eclipse.core.runtime.PluginPREFERENCES_DEFAULT_OVERRIDE_BASE_NAME, PREFERENCES_DEFAULT_OVERRIDE_FILE_NAME Constructor SummaryResourcesPlugin(IPluginDescriptor pluginDescriptor)
Constructs an instance of this plug-in runtime class. Method Summarystatic StringgetEncoding()
Returns the encoding to use when reading text files in the workspace.static ResourcesPlugingetPlugin()
Returns the Resources plug-in.static IWorkspacegetWorkspace()
Returns the workspace. voidshutdown()
This implementation of the corresponding Plugin method closes the workspace (without saving). voidstartup()
This implementation of the corresponding Plugin method opens the workspace. Methods inherited from class org.eclipse.core.runtime.Pluginfind, find, getDescriptor, getLog, getPluginPreferences, getStateLocation, initializeDefaultPluginPreferences, isDebugging, openStream, openStream, savePluginPreferences, setDebugging, toString Methods inherited from class java.lang.Objectclone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait Field DetailPI_RESOURCESpublic static final String PI_RESOURCESUnique identifier constant (value "org.eclipse.core.resources") for the standard Resources plug-in.See Also:Constant Field ValuesPT_BUILDERSpublic static final String PT_BUILDERSSimple identifier constant (value "builders") for the builders extension point.See Also:Constant Field ValuesPT_NATURESpublic static final String PT_NATURESSimple identifier constant (value "natures") for the natures extension point.See Also:Constant Field ValuesPT_MARKERSpublic static final String PT_MARKERSSimple identifier constant (value "markers") for the markers extension point.See Also:Constant Field ValuesPT_FILE_MODIFICATION_VALIDATORpublic static final String PT_FILE_MODIFICATION_VALIDATORSimple identifier constant (value "fileModificationValidator") for the file modification validator extension point.See Also:Constant Field ValuesPT_MOVE_DELETE_HOOKpublic static final String PT_MOVE_DELETE_HOOKSimple identifier constant (value "moveDeleteHook") for the move/delete hook extension point.Since:2.0See Also:Constant Field ValuesPREF_ENCODINGpublic static final String PREF_ENCODINGName of a preference indicating the encoding to use when reading text files in the workspace. The value is a string, and may be the default empty string, indicating that the file system encoding should be used instead. The file system encoding can be retrieved using System.getProperty("file.encoding"). There is also a convenience method getEncoding which returns the value of this preference, or the file system encoding if this preference is not set. Note that there is no guarantee that the value is a supported encoding. Callers should be prepared to handle UnsupportedEncodingException where this encoding is used.
See Also:getEncoding(), UnsupportedEncodingException, Constant Field ValuesConstructor DetailResourcesPluginpublic ResourcesPlugin(IPluginDescriptor pluginDescriptor)Constructs an instance of this plug-in runtime class. An instance of this plug-in runtime class is automatically created when the facilities provided by the Resources plug-in are required. Cliens must never explicitly instantiate a plug-in runtime class.
I understand it as that in connected mode the analysis fails because the java-plugin from sq-server loaded and used (sonar-java-plugin-7.13.0.29990.jar - which is no more java 8 compatible) versus in standalone mode the internally supplied java-plugin is used (sonar-java-plugin-7.3.0.27589.jar - which is java 8 compatible)
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