"dlmiles" wrote : "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : | | If the problem still persist then ping us again. | | I remember now there was a problem with Hibernate's Eclipse plugin at one point in the past. |
That was a mixup with upper/lower casing of the modifier...annoying yes. anonymous wrote : | Well first you have to choose if a user can be expected to do what I tried. That is use the entire GA suite but also install the nightly for just the AS. You may consider this to be unsupported and incorrect use, as each release stream might be considered a different domain to each other (nightly, beta, GA). | Well installing partial parts will definitly rarely work and is definitly not supported. anonymous wrote : | If you decide that it should be possible to do what I tried (all be it, the user really is on their own, just like they are on their own when they install any or all nightly builds anyway). There is no major problem with the descriptors this time as many of the version constraint simply are not used and those that are seem to be setting the lower bound only. You'll hear no gripes from this direction on that policy it sounds good to me. | | The issue is simply with the release naming strategy of the GA builds. The letter "G" comes after the number "2". The version comparison is pretty well set in stone for how the eclipse platform works. So if you want it to work then my best/easiest offer is to start using "1.0.0.YYYYMMDDHHMM-GA" format for GA releases, and "1.0.0.YYYYMMDDHHMM-Beta99" for Beta releases, etc.. you can do what the hell you like after the date part. | | Bear in mind that you will need to go to version "1.0.1.YYYYMMDDHHMM-GA" for the next GA (i.e. at least a patch level bump) from that point on you should find nightly components will at least mix/run with GA components. | yeah I kinda always wanted to add in a timestamp for other reasons too. anonymous wrote : | I agree with the issue on the other error being due to not using the rest of the nightly build, I did not download and take apart the nightly build to see why it did not gel. Also why does Content Assist require access to IJBossRuntime (when I've not runtimes setup) and also why does Type Hierachy fail to work at all when IJBossRuntime class is apparently missing! So what! | You need to explain that to me a bit better ;) What kind of content assist is failing ? anonymous wrote : | < rant > Gee it would be really good when you booted eclipse and it detected a change in plugins if it diagnosed problems an tell you which things were new and which things have become disconnected/disabled < / rant > | start eclipse with -debug and you get the disconnected/disabled info in the Error Log view. View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4139698#4139698 Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&p=4139698 _______________________________________________ jboss-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/jboss-user
