Qt-jambi-interest Archive, March 2007
qtjambi and eclipse
Message 1 in thread
Hi
I've testet QtJambi in an Eclipse Environment and everything works fine
(except some problems with additional character (ä,ü,ß...)
Now I downloaded QtJambi beta. I was able to compile the sources (with
some little changes in QFileDialog, and QObject) but it was impossible
to me to integrate the plugin in eclipse (running on W2K). I followed
the tutorial of Qt Jambi Eclipse Integration but it doesn't work.
I read the same problems in
http://lists.trolltech.com/qt-jambi-interest/2006-08/msg00024.html
but the solution (cleaning the registry) doesnt work.
There was a Qt3.x installation on the platform either.
best regards
Arne
Message 2 in thread
Hi, Arne.
Arne Stocker wrote:
>
> Now I downloaded QtJambi beta. I was able to compile the sources (with
> some little changes in QFileDialog, and QObject) but it was impossible
> to me to integrate the plugin in eclipse (running on W2K). I followed
> the tutorial of Qt Jambi Eclipse Integration but it doesn't work.
>
>
Which version of Eclipse are you using, please? With the latest release,
our Eclipse integration requires Eclipse 3.2, so if you are using an
older version, this may be the problem.
If you are using the latest version of Eclipse, could you try opening
its Error Log view to see if the Jambi plug-in has reported any errors?
And also open the plug-in details (open the About box in Eclipse and
click the button there) to see if any of the different plug-ins have
been registered. Look for Provider: Trolltech.
Hopefully this can help us find out what the problem is.
-- Eskil
Message 3 in thread
> Which version of Eclipse are you using, please? With the latest release, our Eclipse integration requires Eclipse 3.2, so if you are using an older version, this may be the problem.
Sorry, thats my fault, I really thought there was eclipse 3.2 on this
machine
> If you are using the latest version of Eclipse, could you try opening its Error Log view to see if the Jambi plug-in has reported any errors? And also open the plug-in details (open the About box in Eclipse and click the button there) to see if any of the different plug-ins have been registered. Look for Provider: Trolltech.
now - after installing eclipse 3.2 - starting the plugin forces the VM
to crash. As long as I could see there were only three entrys from
trolltech :
com.trolltech.designer.win32x86
com.trolltech.designer
com.trolltech.qtjambi
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Finally I installed eclipse 3.2 and qtjambi on a different machine, and
everything works fine (until eclipse now crashes by closing the ide, if
there is a plugin open)
best regards
Arne Stocker
Message 4 in thread
Arne Stocker wrote:
>> If you are using the latest version of Eclipse, could you try opening
>> its Error Log view to see if the Jambi plug-in has reported any
>> errors? And also open the plug-in details (open the About box in
>> Eclipse and click the button there) to see if any of the different
>> plug-ins have been registered. Look for Provider: Trolltech.
>
>
> now - after installing eclipse 3.2 - starting the plugin forces the VM
> to crash. As long as I could see there were only three entrys from
> trolltech :
>
> com.trolltech.designer.win32x86
> com.trolltech.designer
> com.trolltech.qtjambi
It may be that there are some library conflicts on the machine where
this crashed. If you are able to send me the JVM's crash log, it would
be great!
>
> ---------------
>
> Finally I installed eclipse 3.2 and qtjambi on a different machine, and
> everything works fine (until eclipse now crashes by closing the ide, if
> there is a plugin open)
This one is actually a known issue. We already have it on our list :-)
-- Eskil
Message 5 in thread
Hi Eskil
I'm really sorry, but I could not find a logfile after the crash. Maybe
I'm not very familiar with the Java VM at the moment, but I searched the
whole harddisk for a *.log file from today.
best regards
Arne
