I've downloaded and installed Eclipse (and CFEclipse) after much> discussion here in order to compare to Homesite.>

Eclipse is just so HUGE. Is there a real advantage of it over HS or it> just a comparable alternative?>

Thanks!> Jake>

As far as I could see, it was fast, stable, but I missed some features> within DWMX 2004, like selecting a rootdir from the websites dropdown> FarCry CMS. But they could be probably in Eclipse.. I just were too lazy> to find out, or had other things to do ­> Micha Schopman> Software Engineer> Modern Media, Databankweg 12 M, 3821 AL Amersfoort> Tel 033-4535377, Fax 033-4535388> KvK Amersfoort 39081679, Rabo 39.48.05.380>

--Bob>

--Bob>

It contains some really must have plugins (other than cfeclipse)...> Cheers> G>

On Mon, 08 Nov 2004 09:32:12 -0400, Bob Clingan <bob-T+DdCMXXgdiQWH­G76I6BsA@public.gman­e.org> wrote:> > I am thinking about giving Eclipse a try for development. Will it be useful to me right out of the gate or are there specific CF plugins that I will want to grab?> >

It contains some really must have plugins (other than cfeclipse)...> Cheers> G>

On Mon, 08 Nov 2004 09:32:12 -0400, Bob Clingan <bob-T+DdCMXXgdiQWH­G76I6BsA@public.gman­e.org> wrote:>

http://www.dopefly.­com/pages/cfeclipse.­cfm>

-nathan strutz> http://www.dopefly.­com/>

Greg Stewart wrote:> > Also have a read of this blog entry (an interview with one of the> > CFeclipse developers):> > http://cybersonic.b­logspot.com/2004/09/­rob-rohan-interview.­html> >

Made me jump!>

On Mon, 08 Nov 2004 08:52:02 -0700, Nathan Strutz <nathans-C/evCYVThE­ZBDgjK7y7TUQ@public.­gmane.org> wrote:>

... i'm watching you ...>

haha j/k>

-nathan strutz> http://www.dopefly.­com/>

Mark Drew wrote:> > I was going to mention that Nathan... how spooky.. I was looking at> > your website when I got an email from you (well to the list obviously)> >

I anyone using Eclipse?

If so, can you give me a clue to get started. I keep reading about how> good an IDE it is,

but it does not seem to help with Web stuff (CSS/HTML/JavaScrip­t).

I downloaded a variety of plug-ins, but it just seems like a hard to> use straight text editor.

What am I doing wrong?

Matt Silberstein wrote:>

I am using eclipse 3.2M2, currently with MyEclipse 4.0.3GA and PHPEclipse>1.1.8-CV­S-20051018 plugins.>

It is. But it is an editor platform, so you need an appropriate editor>plugin to get the most out of it. Eclipse started being a Java IDE only>which is why that is included by default in the SDK. The Java Perspective>and the Java editor is obviously not suited for editing HTML or JS files.>

Yes, that only seems to be so. For example, with MyEclipse plugin>installed, you can conveniently edit (X)HTML, XML, CSS, JS and files in>many other Web formats. BTW, I fail to see why you consider Java not to>be "Web stuff".

The current MyEclipse version contains a structural editor for the HTML>editor plugin when running under MS Windows. Note that using structural>editors only often makes you ending up with invalid code if you do not>understand the basics of structural markup.

You are expecting a development platform to be a point-and-click>edi­tor -- probably, since you did not tell what you really did (i.e.>which plugins you tried) and what exactly did not work as expected.

[...] Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <PointedEars@web.de­> [...] wrote:>> Matt Silberstein wrote:>>> I anyone using Eclipse?>>> [...] it does not seem to help with Web stuff (CSS/HTML/JavaScrip­t).>>

No slur intended. I don't do Java at the moment and think of it as> "bigger" than Web stuff. Java produces "programs" (even if applets).> Yes, I know those are terms of art. It is more what I do/everything> else.

Yeah, I expect an editor to give me help with persnickety details.

I did not want to bore people if I was so off topic.

I downloaded MyEcplise, though, so I will try to play with it a bit more.> Thanks for the help.

Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:>>> I downloaded MyEcplise, though, so I will try to play with it a bit>>> more. Thanks for the help.>> You're welcome.>

Coming into this thread late, but also look at:> https://sourceforge­.net/projects/jsedit­or/

I know that this is not a platform discussion. However, I was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction. I have a Java project in Eclipse, but it seems to have got stuck to a particular version of the class. When I change code it executes one old version of the class. I have tried cleaning and rebuilding and deleting the bin folders and sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Is there some way to turn off this cache?? Any information that you can give me would be wonderful.

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