You might find that the Eclipse STS from http://spring.io/tools is a
version 4.3 Eclipse with all of the plug-ins that you need to develop
Java apps makes it easy to add Subversive which has replaced Subclipse
for most people.
It knows how to add Subversive which makes it easy to get started quickly.
We moved from Eclipse to Eclipse/STS several years ago when we found
that we were losing days to fix up each new version of Eclipse and had a
lot of trouble in a small shop trying to develop software development
processes when each person was using a different set of plug-ins.
Eclipse STS solved all of that and made installing a new version of
Eclipse a 15 minute process instead of days of screwing about with plug-ins.
Install Eclipse/STS, add Subversive using the links on the dashboard and
get back to productive work.
Ron
On 11/06/2014 8:06 PM, Ted Byers wrote:
On https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBIZ/Eclipse+Tips, it is
written:
If you want to do the SVN pull from within Eclipse, use the following steps:
First you need to install Subclipse
see Installation Instructions for Eclipse 3.x Then connect to the
repository:
I installed the latest version of Eclipse, on my OpenSuse 13.1
workstation. I selected 'Install New Software' from the help sub-menu, and
within that dialog, I told it to use all repositories. In the list of
software (both installed and not) Subclipse was nowhere to be found.
When I went to the Subclipse web pages, it said Subclipse is normally
installed from within Eclipse.
The question becomes 'How can this be done if Eclipse doesn`t list it as
being available to be installed, even when it is told to use ALL
repositories?' Did I miss something?
NB: WRT Eclipse, I am effectively a newby as I haven`t even looked at it in
the better part of a decade (that long ago, I had opted for NetBeans
instead).
Assuming I get Subclipse installed, is there any other software available
for use with Eclipse that you would recommend (and why?)? What do you
think of the modelling tools availabel for Eclipse, and their potential for
producing updated UML documentation for OFBiz?
Thanks
Ted
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Ron Wheeler
President
Artifact Software Inc
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