murrayb9654
|
Posted: January 18, 2010 21:21 by murrayb9654
|
| I have installed this plugin on eclipse gallelio. it is not working. compiling and executing is being done but auto completion, automatic imports and code alignment is not working. is there any release to support eclipse gallelio? |
not working in eclipse gallelio
5 posts
Replies: 4 - Last Post: January 31, 2010 09:04
by: mshr
by: mshr
showing 1 - 5 of 5
|
OlivierLagneau
|
Posted: January 23, 2010 16:49 by OlivierLagneau
|
|
Hi Murray, The 1.2.1 version of the plugin supports Eclipse Galileo, as described in the release notes on javafx.com. Regarding completion and formatting, the features of the plugin are similar to 1.2.0. See the Editor Features on the 1.2.0 wiki page. Just hit Ctrl-space to get completion. Formatting is also provided, but in a simple manner. It's true however that these features are not at the same level at is NetBeans. Next version 1.3 will be enhanced greatly on editor features. We will soon post how-tos on theses features on our wiki pages. Hope that help, The Eplugin2 team. |
|
mawcs
|
Posted: January 22, 2010 17:26 by mawcs
|
|
I'm receiving NPEs with the content assist most of the time. When it doesn't throw an exception, the content assist is completely useless. Please look at http://drop.io/javafxeclipsepluginissues for screen shots. If I create a class like: package com.jfxtest; class JFXMoveRefactorTest ext and press ctrl+space to finish "ext" to "extends" I get nothing but a beep. If I use content assist, many times I will see a pop-up with "Not Implemented" (See screen shots on drop.io). Other times I get NPE (see other thread). Refactoring is also broken. I moved a file from one package to another. The package notation in the file was not corrected. I can send a video upon request. Other times, the script file will be marked as having an error with no indication of where the error is, what the error is or how to fix it. Nothing in the "Problems" pane, but the file has a nice red "X" and the project won't run. When problems are detected, there are no "fix helps" available. Fix helps are the REASON I use Eclipse instead of the crappy NetBeans IDE. I am SOOO disappointed in this plugin. |
|
mshr
|
Posted: January 31, 2010 09:04 by mshr
|
|
Hello. I'm a japanese man want to be a programmer. I would study JavaFX, so had gut JavaFX SDK and JavaFX plugin for Eclipse. However, these hadn't worked. I show my enviroment. OS: Windows XP Professional SP3 JVM: J2SE JDK 1.6.0_12 IDE: Eclipse IDE 3.5.0 Galileo for JavaEEDevelopers JavaFX SDK Installer File(!!Important!!): javafx_sdk-1_2-windows-i586.exe(File Version=1.2.0.0) JavaFX support for Eclipse(!!Important!!): com.sun.javafx.eclipse.feature.feature.group(Name=JavaFX feature, Version=1.2.1.201001061639) When creating new JavaFX Project, the error had occurred. The error was: "A valid JavaFX SDK was not detected." I tried to fix, and now Succeeded. I think that it may be a bug within JavaFX plugin for Eclipse. When the plugin work, at first, it going to check that JavaFX SDK is valid. Then the plugin also checks a file named "timestamp" in the JavaFX SDK's root directory. "timestamp" is only a text file consisted of a few properties. In my case, a "Product" property is unexpected value. com.sun.javafx.eclipse.core.sdk.JavaFXSDK.isValidSDK(String sdkPath) expected it starts with "javafx-1.2.1". But my "Product" property is "javafx-1.2dev". So I opened "timestamp" file and modified "javafx-1.2dev" to "javafx-1.2.1" and it worked. I hope this information helps many people.  masahiro |
Replies: 4 - Last Post: January 31, 2010 09:04
by: mshr
by: mshr
