For both cases following I used the Eclipse 3.2 major realease (i.e. no RC-version, no-overnight-build, no whatever other builds are around).
1.)
I was able to install and use the "Eclipse ResourceBundle Editor" 0.7.5 on Linux at work.
2.)
I was unable to install and use the "Eclipse ResourceBundle Editor" 0.7.5 on my Windows XP machine at home. If try to install it via unzipping, I cannot see anything either: There is neither a properties-panel, nor a possibility to choose the editor via "Open with".
Regards, and thanks for your work
Christian
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I managed to fix my problem on my home XP machine. There was a configuration issue of an entirely different plugin, which obviously blocked all new plugins to be registered. I removed this plugin temporarily from the plugin folder.
Note: With this "configuration issue" I was unable to install new features via online-update either. That's how I came up with the idea of removing.
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I just testing in Eclipse 3.2M6 and it worked fine. It is not the default plugin associated to *.properties files, but it is there and working. Do you see anything unusual in your logs?
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I was able to replicate. There seem to be references to Eclipse internal classes that no longer exists in 3.2. I will attempts to provide a fix in the next release.
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Can you give me a date estimate as it has greatly hampered my productivity at the moment having to go from one machine to another just to insert a couple of keys. Anyhow, I love you plugin!
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I unfortunately cannot give you any accurate estimates (paid jobs go first), but I will attempt to look into providing a fix anytime within a month from now. You can alway submit a patch if you like. ;-)
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Is this bug related to the issue? https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?format=multiple&id=94156
Would a change in the import to org.eclipse.core.runtime.ListenerList or org.eclipse.equinox.common solve the issue? (sorry I haven't done developed any eclipse plugins yet :( )
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I am unable to associate a view for this plugin, it shows up under window|preferences|ResourceBundle Editor
However, there is no view for it when I try to open file *.properties
The version of eclipse that I am using is :
Eclipse SDK
Version: 3.2.0
Build id: M20060628-1325
on windows XP?
Could you help?
thanks
Deepali Bhandari (Webmethods)
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It normally associates itself with the extension, but regardless, you can try this:
- Go in "Window/Preferences/General/Editors/File Associations".
- Select (or add if not there) *.properties from the listed file types.
- If the "Associated editors" list does not contain the ResourceBundle editor, click on the Add button to add it.
- Optionally, you can then select the ResourceBundle Editor entry and click on the "Default" button. This will make sure *.properties files are open using the plugin if you have not already specified an association for them.
Let me know if you are OK after this.
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I am using eclipse 3.2.I added all the plugin files into the plugins folder.I selected *.properties from the listed file type.But it is not displaying "ResourceBunddle editor" in "Associated editor".
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Hi, is the plugin compatible with Eclipse 3.2 ?
I am unable to open *.properties files using this plugin.
I am surprised it does not, but I never tested it on 3.2. I will try to do so when I get a chance and get back to you.
For both cases following I used the Eclipse 3.2 major realease (i.e. no RC-version, no-overnight-build, no whatever other builds are around).
1.)
I was able to install and use the "Eclipse ResourceBundle Editor" 0.7.5 on Linux at work.
2.)
I was unable to install and use the "Eclipse ResourceBundle Editor" 0.7.5 on my Windows XP machine at home. If try to install it via unzipping, I cannot see anything either: There is neither a properties-panel, nor a possibility to choose the editor via "Open with".
Regards, and thanks for your work
Christian
I managed to fix my problem on my home XP machine. There was a configuration issue of an entirely different plugin, which obviously blocked all new plugins to be registered. I removed this plugin temporarily from the plugin folder.
Note: With this "configuration issue" I was unable to install new features via online-update either. That's how I came up with the idea of removing.
I just testing in Eclipse 3.2M6 and it worked fine. It is not the default plugin associated to *.properties files, but it is there and working. Do you see anything unusual in your logs?
I can't seem to be able to run it with 3.2RC1
I was able to replicate. There seem to be references to Eclipse internal classes that no longer exists in 3.2. I will attempts to provide a fix in the next release.
Can you give me a date estimate as it has greatly hampered my productivity at the moment having to go from one machine to another just to insert a couple of keys. Anyhow, I love you plugin!
Thanks for the good words!
I unfortunately cannot give you any accurate estimates (paid jobs go first), but I will attempt to look into providing a fix anytime within a month from now. You can alway submit a patch if you like. ;-)
Is this bug related to the issue?
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?format=multiple&id=94156
Would a change in the import to org.eclipse.core.runtime.ListenerList or org.eclipse.equinox.common solve the issue? (sorry I haven't done developed any eclipse plugins yet :( )
That might very well be. I will try to look this up over the week-end if I get a chance.
Thanks!
Version 0.7.5 was just released, and contains a fix that makes the plugin works with Eclipse 3.2RC1. Thanks for reporting and helping with the issue.
Thumbs up!
I am using the 0.75 and can not see nothing yet
Sorry My eclipse is I20060602-1317
I just tried version 0.7.5 with Eclipse 3.2RC7 and it worked fine. Make sure you use a stable release.
I am using the 0.75 and eclipse3.2 ,can not see nothing yet
Was it installed properly? Check in "Window/Preference..." Do you see a "ResourceBundle Editor" entry there?
I am now running 3.2 on Win XP and it works fine. Do you have anything in your eclipse log? Does the folder shows up in your "plugins" directory?
I have problems with your plugin, too. Eclipse doens't detect this plugin.
Eclipse-version: 3.2 (General Release with MyEclipse 5.0 GA)
OS: WinXP
Resourcebundleeditor version: 0.7.5
I am unable to associate a view for this plugin, it shows up under window|preferences|ResourceBundle Editor
However, there is no view for it when I try to open file *.properties
The version of eclipse that I am using is :
Eclipse SDK
Version: 3.2.0
Build id: M20060628-1325
on windows XP?
Could you help?
thanks
Deepali Bhandari (Webmethods)
It normally associates itself with the extension, but regardless, you can try this:
- Go in "Window/Preferences/General/Editors/File Associations".
- Select (or add if not there) *.properties from the listed file types.
- If the "Associated editors" list does not contain the ResourceBundle editor, click on the Add button to add it.
- Optionally, you can then select the ResourceBundle Editor entry and click on the "Default" button. This will make sure *.properties files are open using the plugin if you have not already specified an association for them.
Let me know if you are OK after this.
after that,it's ok.
thanks.
I am using eclipse 3.2.I added all the plugin files into the plugins folder.I selected *.properties from the listed file type.But it is not displaying "ResourceBunddle editor" in "Associated editor".
The plugin does not appear in my window/preferences in eclipse 3.2.2 (fresh downloaded and installed today) either.