[Sean Dynan]

It seems to install okay and Eclipse M8 starts up okay. But Eclipse displays an error when I try opening a vanilla Java source file(!), so I was wondering if there might be some knock-on incompatibility.

TIA.

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Sean

[Sean Dynan]

To answer my own question, the answer would appear to be “no”. If I disable ME 3.7 within the M8 Product Configuration page, I can open and edit Java source files. Shame.

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Sean

[Nabil Suleiman]

seandynan, M8 will be supportd in a next release of MyEclipse, according to scott in the week of April 5th. patience 🙂

[Hal Deadman]

Is it possible to pick and choose which MyEclipse plugins you want to install (using the Eclipse update manager?) I really only want JSP support (tag completion, tag code assist compilation, etc) and would rather not wait for MyEclipse to work on M8. It looks like MyEclipse is just using Bejy ecipse plugin that is no longer available directly from Bejy. How could I install that from MyEclipse?

[Riyad Kalla]

BEJY is the JSP compiler but the JSP editor is completely custom so I don’t know if you could gain much.

[keithk]

@nabil wrote:

seandynan, M8 will be supportd in a next release of MyEclipse, according to scott in the week of April 5th. patience 🙂

😥 Looks like I have to start learning how to use Lomboz

[Riyad Kalla]

The M8-compat release is due out on the 12th. In the mean time if you find anything that Lomboz does better than MyEclipse please let us know, we like to stay ontop of the competition! 😀

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