Hi,

Unfortunately, due to the way in which we deliver the SDKs, choosing the
"Update" option will not bring down new SDKs. They are considered to be new
features.

To properly update the Google Plugin for Eclipse and its associated SDKs,
navigate to Help --> Install New Software. Choose Google's update site for
Eclipse 3.5, and you should see the new SDKs listed, along with the newest
version of the plugin. Select all of the available software, and go through
the normal installation process.

We've got an open bug addressing the problem that you speak of; the update
notification's instructions are incorrect. This issue will be fixed in GPE
1.3 (a preview release is available).

Let me know if you run into any other problems.


Rajeev


On Fri, Mar 5, 2010 at 10:48 AM, bakki <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am running Eclipse 3.5.2 on Mac OS 10.6.2. I have GWT plugin 3.5 and
> SDK 2.0.0 installed. Whenever there is an update I get a msg within
> Eclipse. But I am unable to upgrade the sdk from within Eclipse.
>
>  If I remember right the update notification says that I should go to
> Help -> Software -> upgrade. But if I do Help -> Check for Updates,
> Eclipse itself is updated but not GWT.
>
> The other counter-intuitive and  convoluted path is to go Help ->
> Install New Software... and then click on the link What is already
> installed?, select the package and hit update... except this also does
> not work. I get 'There is nothing to update' msg.
>
> A third method seems to me is from Eclipse -> Preferences... then
> select Google -> Web Toolkit in the tree and then choose
> 'Download...'. With this I can download the sdk which then can be
> uzipped anywhere in the file system and 'added' to the sdk list.
>
> The last time I did the upgrade to 2.0.0 I had to uninstall the
> previous plugin and sdk and install from scratch.
>
> Can some one shine some light on this upgrade process and how to make
> it a bit smoother and consistent? Is this a Mac only issue that
> upgrading from within Eclipse does not seem to work? I would
> appreciate any help on this. Thank you,
>
> bakki
>
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