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For me it doesn’t. The JSP editor throws NoClassDefFoundError over org.eclipse.jface.text.IDocumentListener.
All,
Please remember that the Eclipse team has been making large changes to the frameworks, including API changes and package refactoring. As a result, every add-on provider needs some time to find the changes, update their products, and test them. Given the size of MyEclipse it just can’t be done overnight.
M5 will be supported with the 3.7 version of MyEclipse which is currently scheduled for release toward the end of the first week of December. If you’d like to be notified as soon as it’s available, please be sure to subscribe to the MyEclipse Newsletter.
–Scott
MyEclipse SupportSeems like the eclipse boys mucked around with the base text editor component.
This being the case, none of MyEclipse’s editiors will work. I guess that’s what happens when you work on the bleeding edge.
Seems like the eclipse boys mucked around with the base text editor component.
That’s just one small example of a large list of ‘mucking’ that’s going on. 🙂
I guess that’s what happens when you work on the bleeding edge.
Correct. That’s why we still recommend Eclipse 2.1.2 and the latest corresponding version of MyEclipse for all production work.
There is a *LOT* going on under the covers of Eclipse 3.0 right now that end users really don’t have any visibility to. And while some nice features are being added, it’s also bound to cause some problems. We simply do our utmost to ensure that when we do ship a version on any Eclipse build (production or otherwise) that it is fully tested and functional on that platform.
–Scott
MyEclipse SupportIf that’s all the M5 problem…
1. Edit plugins/org.eclipse.ui*/plugin.xml
2. Add under <requires>
<import plugin=”org.eclipse.jface.text” export=”true”/>
and that’s all folks!@scott wrote:
M5 will be supported with the 3.7 version of MyEclipse which is currently scheduled for release toward the end of the first week of December. If you’d like to be notified as soon as it’s available, please be sure to subscribe to the MyEclipse Newsletter.
Do you have a new ETA for 3.7?
Simon
It should certainly be out around mid – late next week (week of 12/15). In fact, given the timing we may hold it a day or two and just jump straight to M6 since it is due 12/16. The Eclipse team decided to do a shortened cycle for the holidays. Most of our M5 porting work should apply and that will put us back on the latest M-build revision.
–Scott
MyEclipse SupportDec 16 is planned Eclipse 3.0 M6 Test Candidate build
Eclipse 3.0 M6 is released Dec 19Please, add news on home page
regardsWell, it was supposed to be last night, but there were just some incompatibilities we need to work through. The current plan is to put out RC2 on all platforms as well as an M6 build on all platforms on 12/22. Sorry for the delay, but even as a releas candidate we know people will start using it for production work so we like to have a high degree of confidence in it before it goes out the door.
–Scott
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