Sparx Systems Forum
Enterprise Architect => Automation Interface, Add-Ins and Tools => Topic started by: Carlos on April 28, 2005, 09:15:52 am
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HI everybody:
I cant create the link connection for Eclipse.
I use EA 4.51 and eclipse 3.0 in Windows 2000 professional Service Pack 4.
When i try the connection Eclipse Opens but in the dialog box of connection only appears another dialog box whit "Eclipse not yet loaded... Continue trying? : [YES] [NO]"... well i click in "Yes" but only shows the same message.
I very gratefully for your help.
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Hello Carlos,
Basically, there are two reasons to show the dialog:
1. Plug-in isn't installed correctly
2. You don't use Eclipse SDK, but use Eclipse runtime binary, etc.
Hope this helps.
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t-kouno
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Thank's for your help but i use Eclipse SDK and i reinstalll four times the MDG link...
here is some pictures:
STEP 1
(http://www.geocities.com/ctipa/step1.jpg)
STEP 2
(http://www.geocities.com/ctipa/step2.jpg)
STEP 3: I select the workspace
(http://www.geocities.com/ctipa/step3.jpg)
STEP 4
(http://www.geocities.com/ctipa/step4.jpg)
STEP 5: Eclipse is on but noconnect with EA ???
(http://www.geocities.com/ctipa/step5.jpg)
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Carlos,
I have had this happen as well, but found if you click on "Si" often enough it finally takes.
Cheers,
Fred Woolsey
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Also, if Eclipse is already up and running, I don't get the "...continue waiting?" dialog.
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Hi, fred
I click in "SI", but nothing happens, because again show me the dialog box: "... continue waitting?"
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Don't know if it will help you but u must have Eclipse running (a project open) before make "Open link>Eclipse"from EA.
If not, EA can't propose you project to work with.
Guillaume G.
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I was having the same problem using EA 5.0 and Eclipse 3.0.2.
Basically, I did what the readme.txt said and just droped the jar file in the eclipse plugin directory, but eclipse wasn't loading it, therefore EA couldn't connect to it.
What I did was create an Eclipse extension point and put the plugin there.
Under the "C:\Program Files\Sparx Systems\MDG Link" (you could really put it anywhere), I created the following directory structure:
eclipse_extension/
eclipse_extension/eclipse/
eclipse_extension/eclipse/plugins/
in this "eclipse" directory, I created a file called ".eclipseextension", and put the following lines in it:
name=Sparx MDG Eclipse Link
id=org.sparx.mdg
version=1.0.19
I then placed the org.sparx.mdg.eclipse_1.0.19.jar file into this plugins directory.
Next, I started Eclipse, and from the menu, I when to
Help->Software Updates->Manage Configuration...
I clicked the "Add an Extension Location" link, and selected the "eclipse_extension" directory I just created.
Eclipse rebooted, and at that point, everything worked.