Description of problem: Unable to switch subclipse plane. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): eclipse-subclipse-1.2.2-6.fc8 How reproducible: all time
I have installed eclipse with subclipse during the Fedora Core 9 installation. But I couldn't load the subclipse Preferences page or view the selection menu commands for subclipse. To temporary solve this, I've removed the subclipse package by using "Add/Remove Programs" under GNOME and manually re-install subclipse from eclipse "Software Updates" function.
(In reply to comment #0) > Description of problem: > Unable to switch subclipse plane. > > Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): > eclipse-subclipse-1.2.2-6.fc8 > > How reproducible: > all time ohhh I missed this bug in my bugmail. Is this still a problem? try removing $HOME/.eclipse before starting Eclipse. do you refer to "subclipse plane" to the subversion perspective?
(In reply to comment #1) > I have installed eclipse with subclipse during the Fedora Core 9 installation. > But I couldn't load the subclipse Preferences page or view the selection menu > commands for subclipse. > > To temporary solve this, I've removed the subclipse package by using "Add/Remove > Programs" under GNOME and manually re-install subclipse from eclipse "Software > Updates" function. That must be related to Bug #440818, svn-javahl.jar was moved to /usr/share/java so the classpath references were wrong. That was fixed after the beta release. Did not a simple update without removing the package fixe the problem?
Thanks Robert for your reply. Apologies if I made a duplicate bug comment as this is my first entry attempt into bugzilla for fedora :) Anyway, I think bug #440818 is related to "building subclipse from source" but for my case, it's pre-built with eclipse under fedora core 9. Not sure if the cause for them is from the same root. I shall try your suggestion (simple update) with another machine later. Thank you!
(In reply to comment #4) > Anyway, I think bug #440818 is related to "building subclipse from source" yes, but the new different location of the jar affects at runtime too, the subclipse plugin folder includes a symbolic link to svn-javahl.jar.