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Posted to dev@directory.apache.org by Jim Yang <ji...@safehaus.org> on 2005/05/17 09:09:37 UTC
Trying out Eclipse; SVN plugin dependencies
Taken from this page: http://www.caimito.net/pebble/
2005/05/16/1116294478672.html
Trying out Eclipse; SVN plugin dependencies
Seems like the Apache Directory developers are using Eclipse as their
development environment. After browsing around their Wiki a little
bit I decided to compile the current SVN content and check it out
further.
They have some instructions in their Wiki for Eclipse users. So I
wanted to give Eclipse a try as well. I am currently using Netbeans
and had always avoided switching to another IDE. It distracts too much.
So... I went ahead following the instructions. Apache Directory
compiled ok. Then I downloaded the Mac OS X version of Eclipse, did
all the updates the instructions told me and... We've got a Problem!
The SVN plugin cannot open its property page due to class loading
problem with some UI class. Looking at shell level at the plugin
configuration yield nothing. Too much new stuff. But the instructions
show a screen shot of the SVN preferences page. There are two SVN
interfaces: Javahl (JNI) and SVN command line. Maybe there is some
connection I asked myself.
Then I installed the Java Subversion Client Library and suddenly the
SVN plugin preferences page can be opened. There is a hidden dependency.
Should we add the above info to http://wiki.apache.org/directory/
IdeHome ?
Jim
Re: Trying out Eclipse; SVN plugin dependencies
Posted by Emmanuel Lecharny <el...@apache.org>.
On Tue, 2005-05-17 at 02:09 -0500, Jim Yang wrote:
> Taken from this page: http://www.caimito.net/pebble/
> 2005/05/16/1116294478672.html
> ... Then I installed the Java Subversion Client Library and suddenly the
> SVN plugin preferences page can be opened. There is a hidden dependency.
ok, I should try to see if it's a pb with OS-x Eclipse, or something
totally different.
>
> Should we add the above info to http://wiki.apache.org/directory/
> IdeHome ?
Of course ! This is a WIKI, not an official documentation! If the wiki
is wrong or missing some important steps, then fixing it is a must.
Emmanuel Lécharny