Eclipse plugin buggy under luna/ubuntu

[patrick...@ritmx.fr]

New -> Sculptor DSL project, gives an exception right away:

The selected wizard could not be started.

org.sculptor.dsl.ui.wizard.SculptordslNewProjectWizard cannot be found by org.sculptor.dsl.ui_3.0.6 ExtensionFactory: org.sculptor.dsl.ui.SculptordslExecutableExtensionFactory

org.sculptor.dsl.ui.wizard.SculptordslNewProjectWizard cannot be found by org.sculptor.dsl.ui_3.0.6

I guess I'll downgrade to Juno for now...

[Torsten Juergeleit]

Ups, you found a bug. Thanks for spotting this. We have disabled the Xtext-based code generation for this unsupported feature. But it seems that some stuff is left in the Eclipse configuration. I opened #151 for this.

There's no Sculptor-specific New Project wizard. In Eclipse Sculptor projects are Maven-enabled Java projects with configured Xtext project nature.

To create a new Sculptor project use Sculptors Maven archetype from the command line and import the project with Eclipse M2E as shown in the Hello World tutorial.

/Torsten

[Torsten Juergeleit]

Ok, if you're keen on using an Eclipse-based wizard for creating a new Sculptor project then here you go:

1. File > New > Maven Project
   
2. Make sure that "Create a simple project" is NOT activated and then hit Next
   
3. In Catalog dropdown we need the archetype catalog from Maven Central (http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/archetype-catalog.xml) -> Use the Configure button to add this archetype catalog
   
4. In filter input field use something like "sculptor"
   
5. In archetype list select "sculptor-maven-archetype" and then hit Next
   
6. Enter your projects group ID, artifact ID, version and Java package name
   
7. Depending on required Sculptor features set the corresponding archetype properties to "true" and hit Finish
   

/Torsten

On Saturday, October 4, 2014 6:10:33 PM UTC+2, patrick...@ritmx.fr wrote: