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[news.eclipse.newcomer] Re: Linux Eclipse upgrade: reinstall plugins everytime?
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- From: Andy.Reek@xxxxxxxx (Andy)
- Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2007 12:55:11 +0000 (UTC)
- Newsgroups: eclipse.newcomer
- Organization: Eclipse
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Hi,
with so called Extension Locations you can put all your plug-ins in a
central place.
What you have to do:
1. Create a directory where you want to put all your plug-ins. For example
/usr/local/eclipse_plugins/
2. Below this you have to put an directory with the name "eclipse".
3. Under "eclipse" you must put a file called ".eclipseextension".
4. Put the following content to this file:
id=org.eclipse.platform
name=Eclipse Platform
version=3.2.0
(I think the version doesnŽt play a role)
5. Create the 2 directories "features" and "plugins" under the "eclipse"
directory.
6. Put your plug-ins in these dirs.
7. After that you have to configure your Eclipse to use the Extension
Location (this is the only point you have to redo when you install a new
version of Eclipse).
7.1. Open the menu Help->Software Updates->Manage Configuration
7.2. In the new Window you can right click at Eclipse SDK and choose "Add
Extension Location..."
7.3. Choose your directory (/usr/local/eclipse_plugins/) and restart
Eclipse
If this is desirable, I canŽt say, but it helps a lot.
Greetings Andy