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- #Unable to install eclipse plugin luna how to
- #Unable to install eclipse plugin luna update
- #Unable to install eclipse plugin luna software
the jre folder directly inside you Eclipse/Servoy/Other folder (you can find the jre folder in your jdk installation directory)
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This can be achieved placing in different ways: If you are using a JDK 1.7, switch back to a JDK 1.6. This time I had no exceptions and the installation could complete succefully. I did not modified the original eclipse.ini with the jvm arguments. I've tried the plugin installation using directly an Eclipse 3.7.2 Java package, still Windows 7 64bit with JDK 1.7u5. I forced the use of a JVM 1.6 and installation completed without no problems and no "tricks" needed. I had to adopt the same solution as described above, so I added the two vm arguments:
#Unable to install eclipse plugin luna update
Instead of pointing to the external http update site, I've mirrored the needed update sites as stated in the tracker issue 5739. Someone used this trick to prevent timeout errors, check this blog post. This because the update procedure, despite not giving exception, was very very slow. However I added also the following vm argument: I tried this latest approach on the windows virtual machine and installation completed successfully. This should force to use the old implementation and avoid to bring up the bug.
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So solution could be to downgrade to the use of a previous JVM version, so from 1.7 to 1.6.Īnother trick can be to specify in the eclipse.ini (servoy.ini) file the following flag: It seems that the "Comparison method violates its general contract!" error is given by some more strict checks introduced in JRE 1.7 regarding comparators badly implemented.Įclipse Bugzilla already contains issues regarding this: Bug 317785 - Synchronization problem in mirror selection I faced a different exception during installation process, look at the attacched screenshot and exception. I installed the JDK 1.7 update 5 (the latest available) and tried to install Jaspersoft Studio plugin in Servoy Developer 6.0.6 (Paul, I saw you used it). So I tried to test it on a virtual machine with Windows 7 64bit. I performed some other tests trying to solve these issues. This is what I found out.Īfter searching a little more on Google, I found some posts regarding errors of the kind " : Connection reset" when using JDK 1.7.
#Unable to install eclipse plugin luna how to
It shows that its connected to my database, but it doesn't show any of the fields and I'm not sure how to call the report from eclipse. I have installed the stand-alone version. Session context was:(profile=, phase=.p2., operand=, action=). This is the errors that it shows:Īn error occurred while collecting items to be installed P.S: If you have the chance please provide the error log. We'll try to figure out what can be the cause of this problem, in order to solve it. Now you should have the following ones, probably disabled:Ĭlicking again on the next, you should be able to proceed with the installation of the plugins.
#Unable to install eclipse plugin luna software
So, now as "workaround", when you face the error go back to the previous page and click on available software sites. It seems that using this url, the installation manager is unable to contact correctly the external sites for the additional features. Flag enabled, and I found out the same error you had. I've also tried an installation on a clean java indigo package, using the update site. The "Contact all update sites." flag of course enabled. I've tried an installation on a clean java indigo package, using the update site I've done some tests and here it is what I found out.