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Hi guys,
I’m working behind a company proxy and my npm on cmdline is working fine.
But inside eclipse I got always timeouts etc.
I guess inside eclipse the (parallel installed?) nodejs is used.
How can I get rid of that?
Kind regards from Germany 😀
AndreasAndreas,
Can you please clarify where exactly you are using the commands inside Eclipse? Also share with us more details about the type of project you are working with.
You can configure the proxy settings inside the Eclipse IDE to work with the internally installed versions of Node.js.
Here is the FAQ to help you with setting up the proxy details in the IDE : https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/configuring-the-network-proxy-settings/–Swapna
Genuitec SupportAndreas,
If you are looking for running the commands from the Terminal+ view, then you can select the project in the Terminal+ view, click on the icon for ‘Open CLI Tool preferences’ (the second icon next to the project selection dropdown in the Terminal+ view). In the opened dialog, uncheck the Node.js box and click ‘Apply’. It will now pickup the global installation of Node.js. You can recheck by running
node --versioncommand in the Terminal+ view for the project.Attached is the screenshot for your reference.
Hope this helps. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
–Swapna
Genuitec SupportHi Swapna,
I try to start my existing app via “Servers” .. then I see the Terminal with the npm output etc.
Right now I was able to fix that blocking stuff 😀
But still I run with the mode where codemix is downloading the tools into my home-dir.
I will try to use our advice 😀
Ciao
