I have a specific set of pc that cannot be wired to intenet.
How i can install aptana eclipse plugin on them?
Thanks a lot
Francesco
just go to the following link and download the plugin and give the path of installed plugin in eclipse->Help>Install New Software->work with textfield
http://d1iwq2e2xrohf.cloudfront.net/tools/studio/plugin/install/studio3/3.0.8.201201201626/com.aptana.feature.studio-3.0.8.201201201626-7E37L7HFGQGNJXIW3R_Iz0JjtqJe.zip
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I have Linux Mint 21, then I install qtcreator through apt repository. I want to activate
Qt Quick Designer Plugin, based on this link, I should be able to activate it, but I didn't found QmlDesigner.
About Plugins Screenshot
I solved this by trying qtcreator from qt official instead from apt. Then QmlDesigner is there.
About Plugins Screenshot
Note: You need qt account to install this.
Thank you, hope this help you too.
I want to fix some issues with rvm and Aptana Studio 3. Is there a CONTRIBUTING.md somewhere I can use to bootstrap my environment to develop the plugin?
Aptana mantains their repos at github. Also, you can search in the tracker if there is any item related to your issue open, or open a new one yourself asking for help.
I just download eclipse kelper and found out the m2e and m2e-wtp plugins had been installed,and the new m2e plugins has no "package" of the lifecycle,how do i uninstall it?
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http://m2eclipse.sonatype.org/sites/m2e
this is the update site i used in eclipse juno(now it seems 404 error).
Click Help-> About Eclipse -> Installation Details -> Installed Software
Find out your software
Click uninstall
Download fresh copy of Eclipse Kepler.
If you want m2e, use this link http://eclipse.org/m2e/download/
many other m2e plugins are old and stopped development.
Actually if you wish to get rid of m2e, you need to remove all packages and directories containing m2e string in eclipse installation's plugin folder. Removing them from workspace doesn't do much good (they are recreated if needed).
I tried this out in Luna and all m2e integrations (plugins and features) were removed...
Now if you still wish to use maven (but not m2e plugin), you just need to create external tool entries for each maven operation you wish to use.
You cant download the java EE version , you have to download Eclipse Standard, and use the update site to select java EE plugins you want, in that case you do not select m2e integration
Remove folders:
.metadata.plugins\org.eclipse.m2e.core\
.metadata.plugins\org.eclipse.m2e.logback.configuration\
From this
Is there a way to configure Twig plugin on Aptana 3?
Here is the link to the plugin https://github.com/pulse00/Twig-Eclipse-Plugin
And it says it need PDT (PHP Development Tool) to run. But when i try to install both, it does not let me. It says, something like it can found some files.
So, it is possible to install Twig plugin in Aptana 3, and if so, can you teach me?
Thanks in advance !!
Sorry for digging this out. Maybe try this:
Goto "Available Software Sites" in the "Install new Software" dialoge
Look for the checkboxes on the eclipse-related sites. Then aptana serches for the needed packages itself.
According to Twig plugin for Eclise's FAQ, you now can use it in Aptana. I installed it myself, and I indeed can add Twig nature to my projects. But I actually can't configure the syntax coloring, for example, nor can I see my Twig code highlighted…
It's very simple! Go to: Settings>General>Content types text(expand), select html, and click ADD button - *.twig, and interpreter will colour your code form now!
Aptana 3 uses Eclipse 3.6. That plugin requires Eclipse 3.7.
Regards, G.
I want to work with flex from eclipse, could you tell me how to install the flex plugin within eclipse:
What version of eclipse do I need?
Where can I download the flex plugin?
Thanks in advance.
I have not tried Flex with Eclipse, I know for sure you can work with NetBeans IDE using FlexBean plugin. You can find the Eclipse/Flex plugin details below.
http://www.darronschall.com/weblog/2005/08/setting-up-eclipse-for-flex.cfm
Hope this helps.
Go to https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=flash_builder and download the Eclipse Plug-in of Flash Builder 4.
The installer will allow you to install the plugin into an existing Eclipse installation. One of the installation steps lets you select the Eclipse installation folder.
The system requirements state that the plugin works with "Eclipse 3.4.2 or 3.5". However, in my experience it works fine in Eclipse 3.6 too.