27 May
2010
27 May
'10
8:51 p.m.
I've started to mess around with doing android application
development. As some of you might know google has provided an eclipse
plugin that makes developing in eclipse nice with some of the features
it adds to the IDE.
The unfortunate part with this is that it has a minimum requirement of
eclipse 3.4.2. Currently only 3.4.0 is available. I've tried
installing the packages that come with openSUSE as well as the
packages in the Java:packages OBS project and then adding the update
repositories in hopes of having eclipse update itself. So far I've
been unsuccessful at trying to do this. Each time has product some
error during the process.
Unfortunately, my experience with java is very minimal and so I don't
fully understand how all the guts work and interact with each other.
So, my proposal and I'd be willing to help out is to get java up to
par on openSUSE. I don't know if we could borrow some of this stuff
from Fedora as they seem to have a lot of this stuff already packaged
and are rpm based?
Cheers,
Stephen
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28 May
28 May
2:23 a.m.
Hi,
on a single user system you could just put it into your home directory, I know
it's not the standard linux way but it works just fine.
Karsten
Am Freitag, 28. Mai 2010, 02:51:36 schrieb Stephen Shaw:
I've started to mess around with doing android
application
development. As some of you might know google has provided an eclipse
plugin that makes developing in eclipse nice with some of the features
it adds to the IDE.
The unfortunate part with this is that it has a minimum requirement of
eclipse 3.4.2. Currently only 3.4.0 is available. I've tried
installing the packages that come with openSUSE as well as the
packages in the Java:packages OBS project and then adding the update
repositories in hopes of having eclipse update itself. So far I've
been unsuccessful at trying to do this. Each time has product some
error during the process.
Unfortunately, my experience with java is very minimal and so I don't
fully understand how all the guts work and interact with each other.
So, my proposal and I'd be willing to help out is to get java up to
par on openSUSE. I don't know if we could borrow some of this stuff
from Fedora as they seem to have a lot of this stuff already packaged
and are rpm based?
Cheers,
Stephen
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3:44 a.m.
2010/5/28 Karsten König <remur(a)gmx.net>et>:
Hi,
on a single user system you could just put it into your home directory, I know
it's not the standard linux way but it works just fine.
That's what I've been doing and in fact hope to blog soon about how I
did it. Ideally we should be packaging a much newer version of this
app.
Stephen
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5:06 a.m.
On Friday 28 May 2010 09:44:38 am Stephen Shaw wrote:
2010/5/28 Karsten König <remur(a)gmx.net>et>:
Well, there was a lot of attempts, but every has failed. The problem is we
don't have a lot of dependencies needed for build and run eclipse. I'm willing
to help you with this task so don't hesitate to contact me, but as I'm busy
with other things, I'm not able to work on it anymore.
Regards
Michal Vyskocil
Hi,
on a single user system you could just put it into your home directory, I
know it's not the standard linux way but it works just fine.
That's what I've been doing and in fact hope to blog soon about how I
did it. Ideally we should be packaging a much newer version of this
app.
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