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I like to install the plug-in Dynamics NAV JDBC Driver via the Eclipse Marketplace into my Eclipse IDE, but the install button for drag and drop is missing.
The plug-in can also not be found in the Help > Eclipse Marketplace... dialog.
What could be the problem?
The plug-in provider has not specified an update site. An update site is not mandatory because you could also offer services for Eclipse, see e. g. Training & Consulting market.
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After downloading the mobile application I downloaded from Github, I get such errors, what is the solution for all of them?
Try running Android Studio as administrator
Windows :
Right click on launcher icon of Android Studio then click on "Run as administrator"
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Forgive my noobishness, after downloading and installing Maven, how do I configure the environment variable on windows 10? From Advanced System Settings -> Environment Variables I can't relate with the interface. I don't know what to do now as I don't want to mess up my paths.
To add Maven to Windows path you have to create a new variable MAVEN_HOME=<MAVEN_PATH> and then adding this variable to the PATH/path like <PATH_PREVIOUS_VALUE>;%MAVEN_HOME%/bin;
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They have a powershell version, awesome tool for are tools that work on JVM
I was able to edit the path instead of picking on the list as windows 10 presents it. I just clicked on "Edit Text" and it brought out the window in the old fashioned way.
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I've just downloaded Netbeans 8.0.2 on Windows.
Under the "Services" tab, I was expecting to get:
Databases
Web services
Servers
Hudson...
Team...
Issue...
Instead I've got the following:
Databases
Web services
Maven Repositories
Hudson Builders
Task Repositories
Can anyone tell me why did I get this menu? What can I do to get the first menu? I'm completely new at this. Thanks.
I guess you downloaded the NetBeans Java SE Download Bundle, this one doesn't contain the server adapters.
You need the NetBeans Java EE Download Bundle from https://netbeans.org/downloads/.
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After installing m2e using "Install New Software..." from the Help drop-down it wouldn't show in the context menu or as import options. Other plug-ins like EGit do.
I downloaded it from here:
Eclipse downloads
Try the Kepler version, it has maven included by default:
Eclipse Kepler
This version of Eclipse Luna has Maven plugin by default, try it.
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Code assist (ctrl+space) doesn't work on Eclipse Kepler. This happened to me this morning.
This happend to me too.
For some reason Kepler changes the settings for Content Assist on Juno workspaces. Checking the Java Proposals checkbox in Preferences -> Java\Editor\Content Assist\Advanced should resolve this problem.
My workaround to this problem: it seems that some component of Eclipse Kepler doesn't like workspace from older Eclipse version. Starting Eclipse with new workspace and reimporting projects solved the problem.