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45. At 11:20 AM on Feb 15, 2007, Alex Blewitt DeveloperZone Top 100 wrote:

Re: Eclipse 3.3M5 is out -- direct download links provided

I'm not sure if the -startup is used any more, because the startup.jar has now become stored in plugins/org.

Keep track of what's going on with http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Equinox_Startup_Issues

java -jar plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher_1.0.0.v20070208a.jar

has the effect of the startup.jar used to - but with a moving target of the name.

Alex.
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46. At 12:19 PM on Feb 15, 2007, Ash Maurya Blooming Javalobby Member wrote:

Re: Eclipse 3.3M5 is out -- direct download links provided

Just FYI...

I was able to move everything inside the app bundle by adding:
-library
$APP_PACKAGE/Contents/Resources/plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.carbon.macosx_1.0.0.v20070208a/eclipse_1006.so
-startup
$APP_PACKAGE/Contents/Resources/plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.carbon.macosx_1.0.0.v20070208a

Before, I tried just the startup w/o the library parameter. Yes, it's ugly and not that portable but it works. I would think it sufficient just to be able to provide the location of the plugins directory versus the absolute path. Hopefully, they'll address this along with the other startup issues.
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47. At 9:12 PM on Feb 15, 2007, Alex Blewitt DeveloperZone Top 100 wrote:

Re: Eclipse 3.3M5 is out -- direct download links provided

Interesting, but I wouldn't hold your breath. The Mac is one of the lesser-class citizens in the Eclipse world, unfortunately.

Still, I'm attempting to work towards better packaging for Mac OS X for RCP apps and/or Eclipse distros, so in some way it's my fault for not fixing it too :-)

Alex.
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48. At 8:42 AM on Feb 16, 2007, Prakash Javalobby Regulars wrote:

Re: Eclipse 3.3M5 is out -- direct download links provided

I've been using M5 for the past few days. It works fine without WTP. With latest WTP installed, it often goes out of memory and exits the workbench. Mostly when editing XSD files and sometimes even with complex XML files. Anyone else facing this?
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49. At 12:32 AM on Feb 17, 2007, Milind Rao Blooming Javalobby Member wrote:

Re: Eclipse 3.3M5 is out -- direct download links provided

I have my source and test classes in the same package as well so I can test package private classes and methods. But I use separate projects for production and test code. Easier to build/check out from CVS etc.
Regards Milind
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50. At 5:27 AM on Apr 1, 2007, Gunnar Wagenknecht Javalobby Regulars wrote:

Re: Eclipse 3.3M5 is out -- direct download links provided

> SWT running on WPF
> means that Eclipse (along with any other SWT-based
> application) will get a rather sizable performance
> "shot in the arm" on Vista.

Mhm, I'm not sure. I have M6 and since today Vista. The Eclipse M6 WPF port feels significant slower then the regular one.
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51. At 12:44 PM on Sep 27, 2007, Eric Bachalo Javalobby Newcomers wrote:

Re: Eclipse 3.3M5 is out -- direct download links provided

> Anyone else getting "The Eclipse executable launcher
> was unable to locate its companion shared library."
> error when trying to start M5? I'm seeing this on XP
> and Mac OS X.

I had same issue when I unzip'd using cygwin unzip on XP. I deleted the installation and uncompressed again using the native XP zip utility and it solved the problem. So for me it seemed to be realted to which zip utility I used to uncompress. Hope this helps.

- Eric
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52. At 3:12 PM on Oct 13, 2007, martin wells Javalobby Newcomers wrote:

Re: Eclipse 3.3M5 is out -- direct download links provided

You need to select the proposal kinds containted in the 'default' content assist list

Window->Preferences...-> Java->Content Assist->Advanced

Tick the "Other Java Proposals" checkbox

Hope that helps.
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53. At 9:55 AM on Dec 27, 2007, Bill Lang Javalobby Newcomers wrote:

Re: Eclipse 3.3M5 is out -- direct download links provided

I am not absolutly sure how relevant my response is,but: I had downloaded the windows version of eclipse onto my windows XP machine, in the absence of the UNZIP utility in the windows environment, I used the cygwin version of UNZIP. I tried to run eclipse and got the same error as this, I realised that permissions were involved in the cygwin environment so used find/chmod to modify the jar and dll files to executable and - Bobs yer uncle!
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54. At 1:26 AM on Jun 5, 2008, Paul King Occasional Javalobby Visitor wrote:

Re: Eclipse 3.3M5 is out -- direct download links provided

> > Anyone else getting "The Eclipse executable
> launcher
> > was unable to locate its companion shared
> library."
> > error when trying to start M5? I'm seeing this
> on XP
> > and Mac OS X.
>
> I had same issue when I unzip'd using cygwin unzip on
> XP. I deleted the installation and uncompressed
> again using the native XP zip utility and it solved
> the problem. So for me it seemed to be realted to
> which zip utility I used to uncompress. Hope this
> helps.
>
> - Eric

I just had this same issue using 64-bit Vista with RC4. Unzipped using the bult-in extract files in Vista and received this error. Re-did it using 7zip and no problems.

Paul.

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