Eclipse is configured with a links directory (Lomboz3.0 as an example) Starting on October 26, 2004, the plugin installed Lomboz3.0 in Eclipse is really painful for a while. I also refer to the wonderful introduction of many net friends, but I have ended in failure (the plugin is always displayed !!). There is no way to give up for a while. However, I always feel very uncomfortable. Today I will try it up from the new. I first refer to http://blog.9cbs.net/javamxj/archive/2004/10/11/132311.aspx but no success. I also deleted N
Configuration directory, but there is no effect. There is no way to search for other information on Google. Finally, I saw http://blog.9cbs.net/yizdream/archive/2004/08/11/71119.aspx resolution Measures. The details are as follows:
Eclipse configuration plugin with a links directory (Lomboz3.0 as an example) First let's take a look at how to use the links directory configuration plugin Eclipse plugin Using the links directory: assume that the plugin is installed in the D: / MyPlugin directory, then Myplugin's directory structure Be sure to be like this: D: / myplugin / eclipse / plugins / plugin and d: / myplugin / eclipse / features / plugin, for example, install the Eclipseme plug-in to the D: / myplugin directory, the directory structure is d: / myplugin / eclipse / plugins /Eclipseme_0.4.5. Suppose Eclipse is installed in the D: / Eclipse directory, create a directory named links in the Eclipse directory, create a link file in the links directory, such as MyPlugin.Link, the file content is path = d: / myplugin. Start the Eclipse, the plugin is installed, if you want to temporarily do not start the plugin, just remove myplugin.link files. Supplementary description: 1. The plugin can be installed in multiple custom directory separately. 2. A custom directory can install multiple plugins. 3. The file name and extension of the Link file can take any name, such as myplugin.txt, goodplugin. 4. The LINK file can have multiple line PATH = plug-in directories, corresponding to multiple custom plug-in directories, each line's Path parameter will take effect. 5. There are also multiple link files in the Links directory, and the PATH parameters in each Link file will take effect. 6. The plug-in directory can use a relative path, if we create myPlugin directory in the Eclipse installation directory, as in the D: / Eclipse directory in the above example, simply set PATH = MyPlugin. ---------------------------- Supplementary description of the above: Path path separation is // or /. For example, the plug-in: d: // eclipse // myplugins or d: / eclipse / myplugins Now we will install Lomboz.3http: //www.objectlearn.com/index .jsp downloads Lomboz.3.zip and EMF-SDO-Runtime-
2.0.0.zip Install Lomboz.3. To install EMF-SDO-Runtime first, first
2.0.0
.zip My Eclipse execution file is in D: / Eclipse / if your Eclipse is open, please turn it off 1. I created a MyPlugins folder in D: / Eclipse / down, then EMF-SDO-Runtime-
2.0.0
.zip decompressed into this directory. At this time myplugins folder should be included in EMF-SDO-Runtime-
2.0.0 folder,
EMF-SDO-RUNTIME-
There is Eclipse under the 2.0.0 file. There are two directory Features and Plugins under Eclipse.
2. Unzip the Lomboz.3.zip and copy the files under Plugins to D: / Eclipse / MyPlugins / EMF-SDO-Runtime-
2.0.0 / Eclipse / Plugins /
3. Enter a links directory under D: / Eclipse (the directory where Eclipse.exre) and build an EMF.txt (file name, and suffix can be taken) in this directory. Enter path = myplugins / in EMF.txt
EMF-SDO-RUNTIME-
2.0.0
/ (I am using the relative D: / Eclipse path)
4. Run Eclipse, in the menu file-new-other, the following interface appears:
Then you have successful installation! -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------ - I look forward to a long time. Summary: I found that the Lomboz label did not appear because one of them came out. Just
2.
Lomboz.3.zip decompressed, then copy the files under Plugins to D: / Eclipse / MyPlugins / EMF-SDO-Runtime-
2.0.0 / Eclipse / Plugins /
This detail has never been mentioned in other articles. If you have no success in the copy to the plus_in directory, you have no success, but you have to look at it carefully. I hope to have more friends.
