I've copy the [features] and [plugins] to
corresponding directories under my eclipse root.
However, after eclipse startup, I cannot find SshView
under view section.
However, if I go to [Manage Configuration] under [Help/
Software Update] , SshView is up there
Ditto. I just installed this into Eclipse 3.2.0 (build
I20060428-1315) using the Update Manager, and after
restarting, although the plugin appears in Manage
Configuration, there's no ssh view available in the Views list.
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Looks like something related to plugin management changed
since the milestone release you were using... frustrating.
This build (the 3.2 Callisto release) M20060629-1905 should
be compatible.
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I have the same problem. I have just downloaded and
installed the latest Eclipse 3.2 Callisto. I use the
SshView's update site to install SshView. The download and
installation works fine, SshView turns up in the Manage
Configuration dialog but I cannot find the view under
Window/Show View/Other. I use the latest Java 5.
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Jaylev, it looks like you're running one of the milestone
releases based on your build number I20060428-1315. Looks
like an April 28th release... for now it looks like you need
the latest-greatest June 29th release M20060629-1905.
I'll experiment with the plugin build process and install
several versions of eclipse to do testing before doing
another release... might take me some time though. If
you're in a hurry you can check out the code from subversion
and try compiling yourself. The build should be fairly
straightforward. There's a plugin project, a feature
project and an update site project. To create the plugin
checkout the projects and use export in the feature
project's xml file.
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t appears that the SSHView view doesn't always show up
because the plug-in requires the org.apache.commons_logging
plugin which may not always be present. To get this, go to
the Callisto Discovery site under the Help>Software Updates
etc and select the Enabling Features group. This plugin also
requires the Log4J plugin as well.
Once these are installed, do a quick check under the Plug-in
Registry view, to see that no errors appear for the plugin,
and you should be good to go. If the plugin doesn't appear
in the Plug-in Registry view or under Help>About Eclipse
SDK>Plugin Details, then you may need to specify either of
the following :
1) add the -clean option to the eclipse command line
or
2) add the following line to the configuration/config.ini file:
osgi.checkConfiguration=true
These will refresh the plugin cache and ensure that the
plugin should appear under the Plugin Registry view.
Remember to remove both of these options once this occurs to
speedup the initial startup process by using the cache.
Hope that helps - it worked for me.
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Awesome, good call jeffman54. I had assumed it was included
in Callisto, but it probably got there when I installed the
WTP, which I generally do first thing on an eclipse install.
I'll look into it some more and maybe go back to including
it in the distro like it was before.
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I too have installed common_logging as well as log4j and am unable to see SSH View or even see it in the Plugin Registry. Running 3.2 M20070212-1330 ... Any ideas?
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I resolved the problem of not being able to see the SSHView plugin or view by using the update url of "http://parsec.sourceforge.net/sshview/update" rather than downloading and extracting the project from sourceforge. I recommend you try using the following method:
1) Uninstall the plugin (delete the files you originally extracted to the eclispe/plugins and eclise/features folder.
2) Go to Help > Software Updates > Find and Install and create a new remote site with the URL of "http://parsec.sourceforge.net/sshview/update". Then just download the latest version of the project and restart eclipse!
Worked just fine for me after I pulled my hair out trying to figure out why it was wasn't working :) So, all in all, USE THE UPDATE URL NOT THE SOURCEFORGE ZIP!!
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Ditto. I just installed this into Eclipse 3.2.0 (build
I20060428-1315) using the Update Manager, and after
restarting, although the plugin appears in Manage
Configuration, there's no ssh view available in the Views list.
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Doh. And I'm using Windows XP Pro SP2, by the way. In case
that's, you know, important.
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Looks like something related to plugin management changed
since the milestone release you were using... frustrating.
This build (the 3.2 Callisto release) M20060629-1905 should
be compatible.
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same problem.. installed plugin but can't find it in views
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Confirmed: When I upgrade to the release 3.2 and its
plugins, Sshview magically appears. Thanks!
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I have the same problem. I have just downloaded and
installed the latest Eclipse 3.2 Callisto. I use the
SshView's update site to install SshView. The download and
installation works fine, SshView turns up in the Manage
Configuration dialog but I cannot find the view under
Window/Show View/Other. I use the latest Java 5.
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Jaylev, it looks like you're running one of the milestone
releases based on your build number I20060428-1315. Looks
like an April 28th release... for now it looks like you need
the latest-greatest June 29th release M20060629-1905.
I'll experiment with the plugin build process and install
several versions of eclipse to do testing before doing
another release... might take me some time though. If
you're in a hurry you can check out the code from subversion
and try compiling yourself. The build should be fairly
straightforward. There's a plugin project, a feature
project and an update site project. To create the plugin
checkout the projects and use export in the feature
project's xml file.
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I already using latest-greatest but I cannot see the view...
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t appears that the SSHView view doesn't always show up
because the plug-in requires the org.apache.commons_logging
plugin which may not always be present. To get this, go to
the Callisto Discovery site under the Help>Software Updates
etc and select the Enabling Features group. This plugin also
requires the Log4J plugin as well.
Once these are installed, do a quick check under the Plug-in
Registry view, to see that no errors appear for the plugin,
and you should be good to go. If the plugin doesn't appear
in the Plug-in Registry view or under Help>About Eclipse
SDK>Plugin Details, then you may need to specify either of
the following :
1) add the -clean option to the eclipse command line
or
2) add the following line to the configuration/config.ini file:
osgi.checkConfiguration=true
These will refresh the plugin cache and ensure that the
plugin should appear under the Plugin Registry view.
Remember to remove both of these options once this occurs to
speedup the initial startup process by using the cache.
Hope that helps - it worked for me.
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That did it, jeffman54! I just added the two plugins and
SshView suddenly appeared again. Great work!
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Awesome, good call jeffman54. I had assumed it was included
in Callisto, but it probably got there when I installed the
WTP, which I generally do first thing on an eclipse install.
I'll look into it some more and maybe go back to including
it in the distro like it was before.
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Yes it work. However I always think log4j is a poor
library, may be you can consider the other logging
framework?
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Help.
I ve installed common_logging and log4j and I changed the config.ini with the line:
osgi.checkConfiguration=true
But it does not work.
I do not see the ssh view.
Does anyone has a solution in the meanwhile ?
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I too have installed common_logging as well as log4j and am unable to see SSH View or even see it in the Plugin Registry. Running 3.2 M20070212-1330 ... Any ideas?
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I resolved the problem of not being able to see the SSHView plugin or view by using the update url of "http://parsec.sourceforge.net/sshview/update" rather than downloading and extracting the project from sourceforge. I recommend you try using the following method:
1) Uninstall the plugin (delete the files you originally extracted to the eclispe/plugins and eclise/features folder.
2) Go to Help > Software Updates > Find and Install and create a new remote site with the URL of "http://parsec.sourceforge.net/sshview/update". Then just download the latest version of the project and restart eclipse!
Worked just fine for me after I pulled my hair out trying to figure out why it was wasn't working :) So, all in all, USE THE UPDATE URL NOT THE SOURCEFORGE ZIP!!