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Regard to the crash, I wonder if it is a problem of
configuration setting. Please read this:
Best regards
Yves
YANG
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From: ve-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ve-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Jan Lolling Sent: Monday, February 04, 2008 8:12 AM To: Discussions people developing code for the Visual Editor project Subject: Re: [ve-dev] VE for Eclipse version higher than 3.2 Hi,
From my point of view there is more than one bug to fix. Very often it
occurse, that VE cannot render a GUI and give for all components the message "a
previous error prevent this component from showing". My experience is, that if a
GUI is more complex, than this failure happens more often. Some time one can fix
that with complete recompile the entire project or a complete restart of eclipse
can help and some times I have no chance to fix that.
In every cases VE setup runs until "75%" and stops there (for about 10s)
and than VE give up and shows only placeholders for GUI components.
This behaviour can be observed under all operation systems (Windows XP,
Ubuntu, Mac OS X).
Not though often occurse (pehapse one time per week), that VE and Eclipse
crashs without any message and Eclipse are complete removed from memory (no
tasks are running anymore).
I admire the hard work (because the huge complexity) on VE but at the
moment VE is fare away from beeing ready for productive use.
I think the last mentioned error is originated from the usage of remote
VMs. I am not shure if that design is ready to survive and all other GUI
builders don't use that design (Jigloo not, Mantissa not, JBuilder not).
Wy VE developers has increased the complexity.
Jan Am 04.02.2008 um 02:37 schrieb Yves YANG:
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