[Qt-jambi-interest] Fwd: Eclipse integration problem

[Matt 0000]

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From: Matt 0000 <developer0000 at gmail.com>
Date: May 24, 2008 12:39 AM
Subject: Re: [Qt-jambi-interest] Eclipse integration problem
To: Eskil Abrahamsen Blomfeldt <eblomfel at trolltech.com>


I've been successful only after performing an extra step after installing
the  qtjambi-eclipse-integration-win32-4.3.4_01-mingw.zip version of the
plugin. Let me highlight the steps:

1. Unregistered the current "qtdesigner.dll" from the registry by running
the following from within the Eclipse root folder (anywhere would have been
fine)
    regsvr32 /u
plugins\com.trolltech.qtdesigner.win32.x86_1.0.4\qtdesigner.dll

2. Removed the following plugins and folders from the Eclipse plugin folder:
    com.trolltech.qtdesigner.win32.x86_1.0.4 <FOLDER>
    com.trolltech.qtdesignerplugins <FOLDER>
    com.trolltech.qt_1.0.4.jar
    com.trolltech.qtdesigner.qtjambi_1.0.4.jar
    com.trolltech.qtdesigner_1.0.4.jar
    com.trolltech.qtjambi_1.0.4.jar

3. Copied the replacements from the ...mingw.zip file into the above plugin
folder

4. Run the registration script or the following from the command-line within
Eclipse root folder:        regsvr32
plugins\com.trolltech.qtdesigner.win32.x86_1.0.4\qtdesigner.dll

5. When I ran the Eclipse binary at this point, I received the same error as
before. So, I quit it to perform one last step.

6. Removed the following keys from the registry:
    HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Trolltech\OrganizationDefaults\Qt Plugin
Cache 4.3.false
    HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Trolltech\Designer\PluginManager

7. Ran Eclipse again, and this time I could open the Qt Designer Editor and
switch to the respective View and Perspective.


Many thanks to Eskil for pointing out the confusing naming convention with
the MinGW Eclipse plugin and for being patient with the likes of us !


Dev0


 On 5/23/08, Eskil Abrahamsen Blomfeldt <eblomfel at trolltech.com> wrote:
>
> Matt 0000 wrote:
>
>>  The QTJambi binaries were obtained from:
>> qtjambi-win32-gpl-4.3.4_01.zip (41,873,597 bytes)
>>  However, the Eclipse Integration package I used was:
>> qtjambi-eclipse-integration-win32-4.3.4_01.zip (6,103,562 bytes)
>>  I now understand the reason for the question about "usage guidelines".
>>  The "qtjambi-eclipse-integration-win32-4.3.4_01-mingw.zip" has the
>> "MinGW" specification and the "Open Source Edition" usage guideline.
>>  While the "qtjambi-eclipse-integration-win32-4.3.4_01.zip" has the
>> "Win32" specification and the "Commercial or Evaluation Edition" usage
>> guideline.
>>  Since I didn't have a MiniGW environment set up, I didn't use that
>> package. Would this mismatch be the reason behind my Eclipse-QT Designer
>> issue ?
>>
> Hi, Matt.
>
> Yes, my guess is that this is the problem. The "mingw" is confusing I'll
> admit, as it's really a detail you shouldn't have to worry about. It has no
> dependencies on the mingw compiler, but is only meant to indicate that this
> is the compiler that was used to create it. The point is that it's the
> version of the Eclipse Integration meant to be used together with the GPL
> version of Qt Jambi, and I agree that this could be made clearer on our
> download page.
>
> Could you please try deleting the old installation of the Eclipse
> Integration, the plugin cache from your registry and then installing the
> MingW package of the Eclipse Integration to see if that fixes your problem?
>
> -- Eskil
>
>
>
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