#8 How do I get started

[Anonymous]

I downloaded your plugin zip, unzipped it, and put all
the directories starting with your domain name into my
eclipse directory. The "about eclipse" help widow seems
to include it, and there's a "green" panel in the
preferences thingo.

Now what? Where's the menu item? Where's the toolbar? I
have an existing java codebase - how do I start
exploring it? What do I click next? Where's the help?

Could you please add a "getting started with the green
plugin for eclipse" to the green homepage? Or something?

I'll keep exploring the eclipse interface, but beats me
where the green UML button is hiding. Maybe I'll have
to look in those plugin config xml files.

pmurray@bigpond.com

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How to install and set Green UML 2.5.0 RC3 、GEF 3.2 、
Eclipse 3.2(.0 or .1) ?
What's the steps?
Do they support JDK1.4.2?

I have install them, but can not see the plugin in the
elipse plugin list.

Thanks In Advance!(sy2218@hotmail.com)

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Just go to your package explorer and right click on a new
project.You will see options like "Open in UML Class
Disgram" - Surendra Sajwan

[stefano]

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I have the same problem, right click on project does not
show any "Open in UML class diagram"

Stefano Bocconi

[kumarhanu]

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I am getting an error when I chose "Open in UML class
diagram". error is :The chosen operation is not curretly
available. Help me in this regard.

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You need to ensure you have correctly installed the GEF plugins (Graphical Editing Framework) for eclipse.
This is attainable at "http://www.eclipse.org/gef/"

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@kumarhanu

You probably have a problem with your Eclipse, Green, or GEF version
See https://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=1656906&forum_id=450184

@stefanobocconi

Ensure the "Graphical Editing Framework" and "Green" plugins appear as installed under "Help > About Eclipse SDK > Plug-in Details"

@nobody

The appropriate question is: "Does JDK 1.4.2 support GEF and Green?"
GEF is supported; Green is not. You need JRE/JDK 1.5.0 or higher to use Green.

If you can't see them in the Eclipse Plugin list, they're not installed properly. Make sure you extracted them into the /eclipse/plugins directory.

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