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[Marcus Beyer]

@support-rkalla wrote:

1) Install Eclipse
2) Install MyEclipse
3) Install VE (NOT the EMF/GEF or JEM dependent libraries)

I just tried this with
1) Eclipse 3.1.1
2) MyEclipse 4.0.3
3) VE 1.1.0.1

Not installing EMF/GEF was easy, as they are not included in VE.
JEM was different, as it is included in the VE jar.
There was also “com.ibm.etools.emf.event_3.0.0.1” which is already in MyEclipse.

Well. VE does not work 🙁

Probably because the jem versions are not the same?
MyEclipse 4.0.3: JEM 1.1.0
VE 1.1.0.1: JEM 1.1.0.1

[Marcus Beyer]

However. It works with VE 1.1. So the winner is:

1) Eclipse 3.1.1
2) MyEclipse 4.0.3
3) VE 1.1 (do not copy emf and jem dirs from “plugins”)

[Riyad Kalla]

mb we will look into this, thank you for following up with your findings.

[ganesh]

@mb wrote:

However. It works with VE 1.1. So the winner is:

1) Eclipse 3.1.1
2) MyEclipse 4.0.3
3) VE 1.1 (do not copy emf and jem dirs from “plugins”)

Hi mb,

I am glad it works for you. But it does not work for me with following:

1> Eclipse 3.1.1 –> Installed in /opt/eclipse
2> MyEclipse 4.1M1 (I have to use this for UML Sequence Diagram) –> Installed in /opt/MyEclipse (using *manual* install)

Did you use VE SDK or VE Runtime?

Where did you install VE? Is it in main eclipse installation or a separate MyEclipse installation?

Thanks in advance for your help.

– Ganesh

[Marcus Beyer]

@ganesh wrote:

Did you use VE SDK or VE Runtime?

VE Runtime

@ganesh wrote:

Where did you install VE? Is it in main eclipse installation or a separate MyEclipse installation?

main eclipse installation

@ganesh wrote:

Thanks in advance for your help.

You’re welcome!

[Marcus Beyer]

Update: Things have become easier with Callisto:

1) install Eclipse-SDK-3.2.1
2) install MyEclipse 5.1
3) install VE within Eclipse:
    Help/Software Updates/Find and Install/…new features…/Callisto Discovery Site/Java Development/VEP

[Riyad Kalla]

I would add an even easier setup:

1) Install MyEclipse 5.1 using All-In-One installation (for Windows)
2) Install VE

[Marcus Beyer]

@support-rkalla wrote:

I would add an even easier setup:

1) Install MyEclipse 5.1 using All-In-One installation (for Windows)
2) Install VE

And then live with this crappy OS? Never!

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