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Hello, I’ve just paid for my upgrade and downloaded
eclipse (eclipse-SDK-3.0M4-win32.zip) and accompanying
myeclipse (EnterpriseWorkbenchInstaller_030603.exe).
I’ve also installed sdk 1.4 and pointed eclipse to
this JAVA_HOME. myeclipse starts ok, but when I try
to open a .java, I get the following error: “Cannot
open default editor on ServiceManager.java. File does
not exist.”The default editor is a java editor as indicated in
Window->Preferences, Workbench–>File Associations[/code]This is odd behavior since internally MyEclipse does not impose new code or configuraiton on the Eclipse JDT configuration or Java editor. Try this:
1) uninsall MyEclipse
2) start up Eclipse 3M4
3) create a Java project and test java class with the wizards
4) double click on the Java file to launch the Java editor
5) if #4 is successful (editor opens as expected) perform steps 5-8
6) shutdown Eclipse
7) reinstall MyEclipse
8) restart MyEclipse and test step #4Michael
MyEclipse SupportProblem fixed. I re-extracted eclipse 30m4 and I can now open java files. i suspect i had corrupted my installation.
Well, the reason it worked was because I created the file from within eclipse. Once I created a new project and linked a source folder, none of the .java files will open! However, if I create a new package using the menu and create a new class using the menu, the file will open in the browser.
There’s a bug in Eclipse 3.0M4 related to link traversal that is most likely the cause. One of our users notified us about it here:
https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/external-source-files-linked-resources-closed/It’s a bit of a showstopper for M4 if external link support is a must for you.
–Scott
MyEclipse Support
