Today is the day of the official release of Helios, the 3.6 release of the Eclipse development platform.
You can download it at http://www.eclipse.org/
Congratulations to the Eclipse team!
I suspect this is not usable with Servoy though Patrick - is that correct?
Kahuna:
I suspect this is not usable with Servoy though Patrick - is that correct?
No, but it is usable to develop Servoy and for Servoy though…
And one of the focus of that release was increased stability on Mac OS X cocoa, so I hope that next major Servoy release (v6) is going to use it.
Hi ptalbot
And one of the focus of that release was increased stability on Mac OS X cocoa, so I hope that next major Servoy release (v6) is going to use it.
That means that Servoy will work like a plugin of a standart installation of Eclipse?
Best regards. Roberto.
Roberto Blasco:
Hi ptalbotAnd one of the focus of that release was increased stability on Mac OS X cocoa, so I hope that next major Servoy release (v6) is going to use it.
That means that Servoy will work like a plugin of a standart installation of Eclipse?
Best regards. Roberto.
I don’t know about that, but Servoy could be based on 3.6 instead of 3.5.2 which is the one used right now.
So just for my clarity (as you know I need a lot Patrick ) we cant us this version with Servoy in any way right now…?
Kahuna:
So just for my clarity (as you know I need a lot Patrick) we cant us this version with Servoy in any way right now…?
No, you can’t right now, unless:
1/ you develop plugins/beans for Servoy
2/ you work on the Servoy 5.2 sources to patch the Servoy code
i think this could work:
download helios
add this one as an update site:
http://www.servoy.com/developer/5xx_updates/beta
then install new software
and select that url.
Then select “Servoy Feature”
That should install all of servoy inside helios, but if it works fully is a big question
So this should only be done who really wants its java development and servoy development in 1 eclipse instance (and want to use helios)
Hi Johan,
installing through Eclipse update would only install the Eclipse plugins, not the /application_server/ would it???
thats true, you have to copy that over from an existing install.