The plugins using Eclipse are copied directly into the Plugins and Features directories below Eclipse. Sometimes they want to share the plugins to their classmates, but the compressed packets have been deleted, and they want to find the directory of the corresponding plugin. Later, I found an article on 9CBS "Eclipse configured plugin with a links directory (Lomboz3.0 as an example)" http://dev.9cbs.net/develop/Article/45/45474.shtm, it is really surprised and happy, immediately According to the above method, the result is not successful, and the second is still not successful, and the third, fourth, 5 ... is still the case. Then I suspect that it was not my machine problem, I changed my classmate to try, the result is still the same. Depressed for this day for a few days. It's not successful until now, if you can give a guidance, it is grateful.
Until yesterday, when I installed Eclipseme, I found that I can use help => soft updates => Find and install to install and install it to the specified directory. But not all PLUGIN will have an UPDATE SITE package, and if you use this method, you will not do it. The following tips appear:
What about other installation packages? I am transferred to the directory installed by Eclipseme, discovering that the directory structure installed by the Links is extremely similar:
However, the difference is that there is a .ECLIPSEEXTENSION file in Eclipse. I think, is it. EclipseExtension file is a key, so I find the EclipseExtension in Help, and I really found the relevant information. In the help, as long as the layout is form:
My plugin /
Eclipse / (this directory is not changed)
.eclipseextension (file name can not be changed)
Features / (Installed Features)
Myplugin_1.0.0 /
Feature.xml
Plugins /
Myplugin _1.0.0 /
Plugin.xml
About.html
You can use Help> Software Updates> Management Configuration to install the plugin.
Here I describe the process I installed Lomboz3.01 and TomcatPlugin in the form of illustration:
The eclipse and plugins used are as follows:
Eclipse-SDK-3.0.1-Win32
EMF-SDO-XSD-SDK-2.0.1
GEF-SDK-3.0.1
Lomboz.301
TomcatPluginv3
JAKARTA-TOMCAT-5.0.29
Lomboz installation steps:
1. Uncompressed EMF-SDO-XSD-SDK-2.0.1, GEF-SDK-3.0.1, and Lomboz.301 to the directory you want to install, such as D: / Plug-in
2, EMF-SDO-XSD-SDK-2.0.1, the directory structure of GEF-SDK-3.0.1 does not need to be modified, plus ".eclipseextension" files directly in the Eclipse directory, as shown below:
The Lomboz.301 directory needs to be adjusted, add a layer of elclipse directory, and then adjust the following image:
Similarly, add ".eclipseextension" files in the Eclipse directory. Ready to end this, the following start formally install Lomboz:
3, start the Eclipse, select the menu Help> Software Updates> Management Configuration, go to the Product Configration window:
4. Click Add Extension Location to enter the browsing folder window, select the directory where EMF-SDO-XSD-SDK-2.0.1 is located
5. Click OK to pop up the following dialog box:
If you only install a plugin, you can choose Yes to restart Eclipse. But I didn't want to continue to install the plug-in GEF-SDK-3.0.1 and Lomboz.301, so select NO.
6. Install the GEF-SDK-3.0.1 and Lomboz.301 in the same way, as follows:
7. After the Lomboz.301 is installed, we can choose to restart Eclipse.
8. After restarting Eclipse, select Window => Preferences, we can see that the preferences window has appeared Lomboz option, indicating that the installation has been successful! ! !
9. After the installation is successful, the Lomboz is also configured. Specific steps in "Graphical use Eclipse3 Lomboz3 Tomcat Develop JSP --1. Environment" (http://dev.9cbs.net/develop/Article/42/42567 .SHTM) Announced detailed description, no longer repeat it.
The same method is installed in the same method: TomcatPluginv3:
1, decompression, get the following directory:
2, add the Eclipse and Plugins directory, the directory structure after the change is as follows:
3. Similarly, add the ".eclipseextension" file under the Eclipse directory.
4, start Eclipse, select menu help> Software Updates> Management Configuration, enter
Product Configration window, click Add Extension Location, go to the browse folder window, select the directory where TomcatPluginv3 is:
5. Restart Eclipse, you can see more than three kittens on the toolbar, indicating that the installation is successful! ! Of course, the corresponding configuration is also possible, and the same can be referenced: "Graphical use Eclipse3 Lomboz3 Tomcat Development JSP" one sheet.
By the installation of two plugins through Lomboz and TomcatPluginv3, I believe that everyone has already understood the installation plugin to use Manage Configuration. Everyone can test the convenience of the Manage Configuration installation plugin by installing some other plugins.
