Phil Williams

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I am in the midst of building a graphical editor for eclipse using GEF. I have been following the logic example as a starting point. However, the editor that I have is unable to load.
All I get is an error that states: "Unable to create part: myfile1.rdw"
I have logging turned on and am not getting anything more meaningful than that. How can I figure out what I am missing so that my editor can build properly?
Thanks,
Phil
I have been having the same problems with 2.1 and ANT 1.5.3. I have copied the xerces jar files that come with eclipse into the ANT lib. Set the preferences to use my ANT_HOME dir (which properly grabs all the jars in the ANT lib dir) but am still having the same problem.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Phil
yup, there is. Don't know how CVS dirs are ending up in my build dir though.
I some how have ended up in a bad state with a project that was working like a champ for months talking to CVS.
I now get errors that prevents the Synchronize with Repository from succeeding. What happens is there is at least one file that I get the following:
Resource <file> is not a child of <project>
This file changes over time and is usually in my build output which shouldn't be synching at all anyway.
I have tried several things and nothing seems to work. Refreshing, removing the file by hand, etc.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
TIA,
Phil
I am trying to build a self-contained build file that operates on filesets. How can I defined a fileset in my master build.xml file and then pass it either by a property or reference in an <ant> task into the target that is defined in the self contained file.
I have tried multiple iterations using <path> which works as long as there is a single dir in the path, but not if there are multiple dirs in the path.
Thanks in advance,
Phil
20 years ago
I have installed Eclipse 2.0.2 and had an exiting application that I was working on that was already under CVS control.
When I started up Eclipse I added a new Java project and pointed it to the existing directory. It found the (multiple) src and (one) bin folders automatically. However, it wants to copy over all of the contents of the src folder including the CVS folders! In addition I now get the following errors:
This resource is a duplicate and was not copied to the output folder
for all of the CVS files in the CVS folders in my task list. These are full-blown errors and there is no way that I can remove them.
I did configure the project to use the built-in CVS support and it connects to the repository just fine.
Any ideas how I can setup Eclipse/CVS to ignore these CVS folders and files?
Thanks in advance,
Phil