ColdFusion Builder Beta 3 and subclipse (subversion)
The ColdFusion Beta Builder 2 expired on Jan 1, 2010 so I was forced to do something that I wanted to do anyway, install beta 3. I did that on my mac over the weekend. Once I installed it I had a problem getting subversion back on so I could update my repositories.
The first problem was when i selected the subversion components from their site http://subclipse.tigris.org/ It had required dependencies. After unchecking a few, I think mylyn and the graphing one It allowed me to go to the accept licenses screen. However the next and finish buttons stayed greyed out no matter what I chose. I chose the radio button to accept the license agreements and even made sure to scroll through all of them to the end and everything. Nothing worked. Google search gave me this: http://hippiex.instantspot.com/blog/2009/07/13/Easy-Subclipse-and-Coldfusion-Builder. I don't know how it made a difference because I didn't choose any of the components from that site, but just adding it as a site seemed to fix the licensing issue.
After that, I got subclipse to install but upon trying to update to head my repository I got the error "Thread attempted to read nesting count of a lock it did not own". After googling that I found some advice to add all the optional components, which I went back and did, one at a time. I can't remember what order I did them in but I ended up having to add them all except for collabnet merge client before it actuall worked without giving me that error.
4 comments:
The only Subclipse dependencies that have external requirements you might not already have are:
1) Mylyn integration. This plugin is just meant for people that use Mylyn. So if you do not have it installed, you just do not need it.
2) Revision graph. This requires the Eclipse GEF/Draw2D feature which you might not have.
All the other features have fairly basic requirements that any Eclipse-based IDE ought to have. The problem with the license screen sounds like an Eclipse bug that was fixed. Maybe your IDE uses an older Eclipse as its base?
Feel free to post problems/questions to users@subclipse.tigris.org
The problem with the license screen sounds like an Eclipse bug that was fixed. Maybe your IDE uses an older Eclipse as its base?
Has anyone experienced problems with their working copy getting corrupted? The combination of coldfusion builder and subclipse plugins for my Eclipse 3.5.1 keeps causing me to have checksum and other errors when trying to update or commit. Am I the only one with these issues or are other having them, too?
I do have some oddities with subversion. But not checksum errors that I am aware of. On one of my computers the svn view isn't there anymore. Weird stuff. I wish I could be more help to you.
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