Hy,
After downloading a current version of eclipse ("Eclipse IDE for
Eclipse Committers 4.4.1") you don't need to install m2e, as it
is already included per default.
After building wolips with your instructions, I've tested it
with "Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers". (I've installed the
build of wolips over a local update-site.)
After installation I've tested following features and they are
all working for me:
* modify the eomodol of an existing project
** add new entity
** add new attrbute
** change attribute
** link entities
* eogenerate with the changes of the model
* modify a wocomponent (to check if validation is working)
* Switching files with the WOLips "Related"-Part (to switch
between Java-Files and WOComponent-Files)
* add a new wocomponent with the wizard
* refactor -> rename-wocomponent
* wizards
** create wonder-application
** create wonder-framework
It would be nice to have a list of all features of wolips to
test if everything is working fine after some changes on the
wolips-project. My list should be a start for the complete list
of features. Maybe the complete list of features could be
included in the Readme of the wolips-project.
(This list were my tests after the migration of wolips to
eclipse 4.4.)
Greetz, Wolfy
Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2014 11:40:08 +0200
From:
[email protected]
To:
[email protected]
Subject: Re: Eclipse 4.4 support for WOLips
Hi List,
under https://github.com/swklein/wolips
you can find a fork of wolips.
This fork is prepared for developing wolips in Eclipse
4.4.
In the README.md is a short description how to install
and debug the wolips project.
Please let me know if this is useful for you and if I
should create a pull request to wolips master.
Stefan
