I had this exact problem with the same version of Eclipse and Mac OS X. A minor detail note, it was the PHP version of Eclipse. I couldn't determine a resolution within Eclipse, but downloading the normal version of Eclipse yielded the ability to select the Mac VM. The latest release of the Eclipse flavoured version of JavaFX, bringing in some new features of both. Part five of Ekkehard Gentz's Indigo Highlights series focues on UI tooling. Updated Eclipse Helios packages are available to download now. Abandoned Eclipse-Fullscreen project is forked and version 1.8.0 released.
Original: Let’s get started! If you are new to Eclipse or Scala, watch the “Getting Started with the Scala IDE”. This screencast will guide you through the installation of the Scala IDE for Eclipse, and you will also learn how to create and run your first Scala project.
Get Started If you are new to Eclipse or Scala, watch the Getting Started with the Scala IDE above. The screencast will guide you through the installation of the Scala IDE for Eclipse, and you will also learn how to create and run your first Scala project. If you already know Eclipse and you want to find out more about features available in the Scala IDE, make sure not to miss the, on the front page.
A complete list of features is available in the expandable menu on the. Improved in This Release. Error Markers Catch compilation errors as you type. Update Sites This release of the Scala IDE is available for both Scala 2.8 and Scala 2.9, through two distinct plugins (the packaged Scala version is the only difference existing between the two plugins). Currently, it is not possible to install both plugins within the same Eclipse installation.
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You need to decide what version of Scala you want to be using and then choose the appropriate update site. Requirements. or (JDK 7 is not supported).
Eclipse, including the JDT. Either “Eclipse Classic” or “Eclipse for Java Developers” is sufficient. Scala IDE is officially supporting. Scala IDE can be installed on Eclipse 3.7 (Indigo), but not all features are working perfectly. For Scala 2.9.x. Original: The Scala IDE team have announce the release of V2.0! This is what they said:- “We released the today!
After 9 months of intensive work by the community contributors, users and the IDE team we are really proud to release the new version. Not only is it robust and reliable but also comes with much improved performance and responsiveness. There are a whole lot of new features that make it a real pleasure to use, Report errors as you type, Project builder with dependency tracking, Definition Hyperlinking and Inferred type hovers, Code completion and better integration with Java build tools, and lots more. You can learn more about them all. We hope you will enjoy using the new version and continue to help us with ideas and improvement suggestions, or just contribute them.
While working on V2.0 the team has been listening hard to what the IDE users need. Simply stated: faster compilation, better debugging and better integration with established Java tools like Maven. The good news is the team is ready for and excited by the challenge. Doing V2.0 we learned a lot about the build process and now understand what is needed to make significant gains in large project compile times. This and providing a solid debugging capability will be the main thrust of the next IDE development cycle.
More details will be laid out as we go through the project planning phase and establish milestones. Contributors will be most welcome and we have made it a lot easier to be one. So if you want us to get the next version faster, come and help!
A lot of effort has gone into this version of the IDE and we would like to recognize the people who have contributed so much time and energy to the success of the project.” Read the rest of the announcement, details on the features and the development history on the or on the. 1)Sbt Eclipse Integration is a plugin for which provides integration for eclipse. This plugin is under early developement and the author is learning while going along so any help, criticism and suggestions are greatly appreciated. See for a list of planned features for future releases. If you have enhancement requests please post them to the if you want to join drop me a note at mailtolanger@googlemail.com.
If you want to discuss the plugin or you need help using it please post to sbt-eclipse-integration@googlegroups.com. 2) SbtEclipsify Plugin for sbt 0.7.x for creating.classpath and.project files for the Ecipse IDE. If you need to use this plugin with sbt version prior to 0.5.6 then you need to use version 0.4.1 3) sbt-eclipse-plugin This is no more than a classpath container for Eclipse. You just add it to your project and it will automatically include all dependencies under SBT’s libmanaged. Download the first release from the dist folder (click on the jar and then View Raw).
Drop it into your plugins Eclipse directory and restart. Right-click on the project - Build path - Add libraries. Click on SBT Eclipse Classpath Container and Finish Now all your SBT-managed dependencies are included in your project’s build path. 4)Eclipse There are currently three options for Eclipse integration.
There is an to pick up dependencies from your libmanaged directory. There is another to create an Eclipse project from an sbt project. See the for details.
Use IvyDE as described below. IvyDE approach Initial Setup. Install.
Set up your sbt project (dependencies, repos, settings, ). Issue reload and deliver-local at the sbt prompt. Set up the Eclipse classpath container using IvyDE as follows:. Go to project properties - Java Build Path.
Make sure you use the same version of Scala in both Eclipse and sbt. Then, Add Library. IvyDE managed dependencies - Ivy file: target/ivy-1.0.xml. Select appropriate configurations.
Updating. Add/remove dependencies in your project definition. Issue reload and deliver-local in the sbt console. Update Eclipse classpath container as follows: right-click on the Ivy container in your project (should look like: target/ivy-1.0.xml compile) and click on the bottommost Refresh (not the one with F5, but just below Resolve). Toggle fullscreen for clearer text. Getting started with any programming language is a daunting task, let alone configuring your workstation to create a non-trivial application. I spent a few days reading and trying many Scala tools and libraries.
I share some of my findings in this screencast. This screencast covers how to create a Scala console-based project. I use the simple-build-tool ( sbt) to compile, run, test and and then eclipsify a project. I briefly cover where to put source code, tests and how to edit and debug the project within the Eclipse IDE. Preqrequisites Must be installed. Optional. Steps.
Clone OR download/extract source from% git clone git@github.com:mgutz/sbt-console-template.git your-project. From sbt console # update dependencies update # run project run # test project continuously test # eclipsify eclipse Related Good Stuff. “editing goodness” + +. M2eclipse-scala With and you don’t need to define ‘s configuration ( you should avoid using both) Features is a work in progress to ease integration between. What do automaticly (on import / re-configure)?
Posted by on Dec 13, 2011 in I’m beginning a new Java tutorial using Eclipse as my IDE. Every time I have used Eclipse in the past there have been installation problems so, I’ll try to fix that issue here. I use Eclipse because in my opinion it is the best free IDE available. Also note that I’ll provide Java 1.7 installation steps for PCs, but Java 1.6 & 1.7 steps for MACs. The reason why I’m doing that is because Java 1.7 isn’t quite ready yet for Eclipse on MACs. Don’t worry, there isn’t that much of a difference between Java 1.6 and 1.7.
At least for a beginner tutorial. Checking Your Version of Java Java 1.6 has been around since December 2006, so chances are you already have it installed on your computer.
To find out type the following in either your Terminal (MACs), or Command Line (PCs) java -version When you do you’ll probably see the following. Hi Derek, First of all thanks a lot for all the great Videos and articles, Your explanations are crisp, clear and to the point. Keep doing the great work. Now my question is – I’m an professional.NET developer and planning to do some unofficial projects in JAVA, Android and IOS.
Am also planning to make a switch from PC to MAC for my JAVA projects, Am planning to buy a MAC Book Pro, since i’m new to MAC i feel difficult to settle into MAC configuraiton.What do you think is the ideal configuration for a Developers MAC Book pro? Eventually i may also start using it for professional and consultation purpose.
Hi, You’re very welcome 🙂 I personally could never do what I do on a laptop, but my work may be very different from yours. I use a 27″ iMac and it has made me extremely productive. Very often I have to maintain inventory while taking notes and monitoring data in a browser. I can easily do this and much more on a desktop. If you normally only do one thing at once, or value portability over all else then a laptop is the way to go for you.
As per moving toward Macs for development I personally haven’t upgraded my osX because the os is becoming more of a toy versus the amazing development tool that it once was. Just some personal opinions. I hope they help 🙂 Derek.