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Archived Beta Discussions => SlickEdit® Core for Eclipse => Topic started by: brebey on August 15, 2010, 10:32:26 PM
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I've recently reinstalled WinXP, Eclipse Gallileo, and FlexBuilder 3 on my PC. I can't get SlickEdit core to work in FlexBuilder3. I'd appreciate some help getting it working again.
SECore seems to work in Eclipse, but in FlexBuilder3 when I try to edit a file I get this error:
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When I try to issue "Help|Software Updates|Find and Install|Search for Updates for the Currently Installed Features", I get this:
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From FlexBuilder3, "Help|Product Details" yields this for Flex:
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and this for Eclipse:
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Can you post the .log file from the WORKSPACEDIR/.metadata/ directory so I can see the stack from the error?
Are you using the FlexBuilder 3 IDE or the FlexBuilder 3 plug-in installed into Eclipse Galileo?
- Ryan
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Log file attached.
I'm using FlexBuilder3 IDE.
Thanks for the help!
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Hmm...that's a strange error to have. I have Core 3.5.1 running in FlexBuilder 3 here...so it should work fine. How did you install? Did the installation complete successfully? If you go to where the plug-ins are installed (on Vista on my system it is at C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\Flex Builder3\configuration\eclipse\plugins\) are all the SlickEdit plug-ins there? Specifically is there a com.slickedit.core_3.5.1 plug-in with a SlickEditCore.jar in this directory? How big is this file?
- Ryan
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I got it to work, but it was pretty kludgy. Your previous post prompted me to compare my Eclipse plugins directory with my FlexBuilder3 plugins directory, and I hand-copies all the com.slickedit.* directories from the Eclipse plugins directory to the FlexBuilder3 plugins directory, restarted FlexBuilder3, and SE works now. I don't know what went wrong, but it's working now. Thanks!
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Well I'm glad you got it to work, and yea...it does sound kludgy :(. I think it's probably because the current repository for Core 3.5.1 that you normally use to install Core via Eclipse is not really written for compatibility in the Eclipse 3.3-based install mechanism. So it probably didn't work right. You then bypassed the whole thing by just manually copying the plugins over. You probably also want to copy the com.slickedit.* directories from features/.
- Ryan