Excellent work . I realized that u made a rich client rather than plug in .
I extracted the plugin from the pluging directory , copied the sqlexplorer folder to my eclipse platform after removing the old folder.
Do i need to do something else ???
It would be a nice feature to have a kind of query completion schema and column names .
thanks for an excellent work
amr
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Thanks. You are right, if you just copy the net.sourceforge.sqlexplorer_3.0.0 folder into your eclipse plugin folder and remove the old one, it should work.
There's only one downside: some of the 2.2.4 database specific extensions haven't been implemented yet, so you won't be able to use those anymore (e.g. Oracle explain plan). This is why it's currently only available as a standalone: it won't affect existing integrated plugins.
I'm aware of the autocompletion. There's still a lot of work to be done in that area (and others), but it should already be a vast improvement for the basic functionality compared to the 2.2.4. version.
Davy
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Excellent work . I realized that u made a rich client rather than plug in .
I extracted the plugin from the pluging directory , copied the sqlexplorer folder to my eclipse platform after removing the old folder.
Do i need to do something else ???
It would be a nice feature to have a kind of query completion schema and column names .
thanks for an excellent work
amr
Thanks. You are right, if you just copy the net.sourceforge.sqlexplorer_3.0.0 folder into your eclipse plugin folder and remove the old one, it should work.
There's only one downside: some of the 2.2.4 database specific extensions haven't been implemented yet, so you won't be able to use those anymore (e.g. Oracle explain plan). This is why it's currently only available as a standalone: it won't affect existing integrated plugins.
I'm aware of the autocompletion. There's still a lot of work to be done in that area (and others), but it should already be a vast improvement for the basic functionality compared to the 2.2.4. version.
Davy