On 11/11/2010 5:38 PM, Bill Brutzman wrote:
It may be necessary to install the Java SDK/JDK for Eclipse and thus BDT to
work. Of course, Oracle is now the keeper of Java downloads. A Google search
for the Java SDK is of interest.
When installing a fresh copy of Eclipse, Eclipse does not install the Java
SDK/JDK automatically.
Perhaps because I had already installed Eclipse a while ago on my PC, I had no
issues installing BDT.
Right now, I do not know how Rocket handles this matter of Java and Eclipse
with BDT. I presume that prerequisites is covered in the BDT manual from
Rocket.
While this Java thing can be something of a pesky hurdle, some brute force
work-arounds are to back-door install OpenOffice and/or NetBeans on the PC.
Is it worth all this hassle? YES... life without Eclipse is life as a
troglodyte.
--Bill/mailman/listinfo/u2-users
I'm not impressed with Eclipse. Very heavy.
Did you say you changed the port to your telnet port? This does use
uniobjects, so you need the rpc port. I actually got BDT working with
udt61 (with a technote on the rocket website) and some help from one of
their techs. If you get an "Unknown error" message, make sure the
account you are trying to connect to exists in the SYS account in the
UD.ACCOUNTS file.
>
Is it worth all this hassle? YES... life without Eclipse is life as a
troglodyte.
Noooo. Eclipse coming to u2 is not the Second Coming. Its nice, but
we have had the ability to use any editor we like for u2 code for ages.
Granted, the dictionary view is nice. We are an SB shop, and BDT is not
aware of and SB objects, so meh.
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