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Help! My Eclipse don't see the Lomboz plug-in

 
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I tried to download the two of Lomboz plug-ins that are available in its site and tried to put them in plug-in folder of my eclipse. But my eclipse don't see them... I tried to reload the plug-ins many times, but still it cannot see the objectlearn packages...

Could anyone help me? Thanks..
 
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Hi,

After installing Eclipse,first install lomboz plugins in eclipse features and plug-ins directory and only then open Eclipse. If you start Eclipse and then install lomboz plug-in, Eclipse does not get lomboz plug-in in its Windows-customize perspective.

or somewhere I read that if you delete the configuration diretory in eclipse and then restart Eclipse, then also the problem gets sorted out.

Hope this helps.
 
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but still I cannot resolve the problem... I'm using Eclipse 3.0.0...
 
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Try this:

Go to Help->Software Updates->Manage Configuration

Click on the third icon from the left on the toolbar (tooltip should read "Show Disabled Features")

After doing this, two disabled features should show up,
Right click on "Eclipse Modeling Framework" and select "Enable" from the popup menu.

Do the same thing for "EMF Service Data Objects"

Restart your workspace.

Eclipse 3.0 now should recognize Lomboz.

These instructions assume that you have already unzipped lomboz.3*.zip and emf-sdo-runtime-2.0.0.zip to the appropriate directories.

Enjoy.
David
[ October 18, 2007: Message edited by: David Heffelfinger ]
 
Don't get me started about those stupid light bulbs.
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