I am working on Galileo but I am not able to find the plugin for hibernate 3.3 . Can anybody send me the plugin link please? And also send me the spring 2.x latest version plugin also.
Hibernate Tools for Eclipse is a component of JBoss Tools and you'll find the update site at this location.
For Spring IDE, you can a recent milestone compatible with Eclipse 3.5 from this update site (the link is correct and working with the update manager).
Hibernate Tools for Eclipse is a component of JBoss Tools and you'll find the update site at this location.
For Spring IDE, you can a recent milestone compatible with Eclipse 3.5 from this update site (the link is correct and working with the update manager)
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I'm new to drools and I'm trying to configure drools in Eclipse IDE. I manged to install the drools plugin, but I'm stuck at installing GEF plugin. I'm using this link to install the plugin http://download.eclipse.org/tools/gef/updates/releases/ and see many options. Options doesn't match with the options in the drools documentation. Please check the screen shot below. Also if someone can point out whats the use of this plugin and how we can actually use this it will be really helpful.
I had the same problem, installing Drools messed up some of Spring STS plugin features in my eclipse. I used JBOSS Developer Studio and had no problems (ships with all Drools related tools), I downloaded it from jboss-downloads.
I am trying to install Hibernate Tools plugin in my Spring Tool Suite 3.6.1 version, installation completes without any error but in am neither able to see Hibernate perspective nor I am getting options to reverse engineer hibernate classes.
I have tried following without success:
Using Install new software option..., update using site link -> Link
Install Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio (Luna) 8.0.0.CR1 from Eclipse Marketplace
Download zip archive update from jboss developer tools site.
Did someone succeeded with Hibernate tools configuration in STS 3.6.1 Release.
Look for help->About Spring Tool Suite
You know the eclipse version now
Version: 3.6.1.RELEASE
Build Id: 201408250824
Platform: Eclipse Kepler SR2 (4.3.2)
You need JBoss Tool in some version
http://tools.jboss.org/downloads/overview.html
4.1.2.Final is the stable version for Kepler there:
From this link there is hint that Help > Eclipse Marketplace
From the new window search for JBoss Tools (Kepler)
Download that and restart,
Window -> Open Perspective -> Other -> Hibernate {will work}
Follow this path :
Window -> Open Perspective -> Other -> Hibernate
You will be able to see the perspective !
We began getting the build errors below for our RCP applications after updating to the recent Eclipse 4.4 IDE Eclipse for RCP and RAP developers. These occurred on multiple Windows and Mac platforms, in a vanilla Eclipse IDE install with no additional plug-ins.
generateFeature:
[eclipse.generateFeature] The service Plugin converter could not be acquired.
[eclipse.generateFeature] The service Plugin converter could not be acquired.
[eclipse.generateFeature] The service Plugin converter could not be acquired.
...
Builds in an Eclipse 4.3.2 IDE continue to succeed. The only thing that differs is the IDE. (The build is launched with "Run in the same JRE as the workspace", making the current IDE relevant.)
Googling for "Plugin converter could not be acquired" resulted in two links, neither of which was particularly helpful.
How can these errors be eliminated?
This took me awhile to track down. This answer is for the benefit of others.
Eclipse 4.4 removed built-in support for Eclipse 2.0 plug-ins without an OSGi bundle manifest. This is intended to encourage migration to OSGi bundles.
Migrating to OSGi bundles is the best approach.
Alternatively, a compatibility plug-in can be added to the IDE. To install it:
Help>Install New Software
Select the site The Eclipse Project Updates - http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/updates/4.4
Expand the category Eclipse Tests, Examples, and Extras.
Check the item Eclipse 2.0 Style Plugin Support
Continue through the rest of the wizard.
References:
Eclipse 4.4 Plug-in Migration Guide, Incompatibilities between Eclipse 4.3 and 4.4: Removed built-in support for Eclipse 2.0 Plug-ins
Eclipse bugs:
Bug 407312 - Remove support for 2.0 old style plugin support
Bug 413006 - add org.eclipse.osgi.compatibility.plugins.feature to a Luna category
Bug 440156 - Identify 2.0-style plug-ins
I am trying to add WildFly Server to NetBeans 8.0.
I go through the path: Tools -> Plugins -> Available plugins
Here is the screen shot: http://s29.postimg.org/8s8k6lck7/Wild_Fly.png
There are no results... So I can't add WildFly Server to use it in NetBeans.
Maybe someone has ever had similar problem, what am I doing wrong?
Please, help me!
Thanks.
You can use the WildFly plugin without downloading an unstable NetBeans build.
You can download the WildFly plugin directly from the NetBeans website and install through the "Downloaded" tab in Tools -> Plugins
I have managed to make NetBeans find WildFly plugin.
I had NetBeans 8.0 on my machine installed. For now, if you need to use WildFly from NetBeans - the answer is to install the latest NetBeans Nightly build. I have installed the following JEE bundle: http://bits.netbeans.org/download/trunk/nightly/latest/
So, I have added WildFly and in NetBeans IDE Build 201404150001 it works:
http://s29.postimg.org/n3zi8k2qf/Wild_Fly.png
UPDATE: I've written about this in twitter, and guys fixed this! Now everything works fine in NetBeans 8.0. Thanks everybody.
I am following this to build a JSF project in Eclipse. I am using Eclipse Galileo.
The problem I am facing is that it is mentioned to use DynamicWebModule version 2.5 to use JSF, but it is showing me upto version 2.4 only. How can I upgrade my DynamicWebModule version?
Have you selected a Servlet 2.4 Target Runtime?
The documentation you link to is for Helios. You would be better off using the Galileo documentation. If you are going to target JSF 2.0, you would probably be better off upgrading from Galileo to Helios.