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In order to insure consistency for Eclipse and the Enterprise Workbench, we fashioned documentation around the Eclipse Infocenter.
The following link will open a separate browser for the Enterprise Workbench user guide. http://myeclipseide.com/enterpriseworkbench/help/index.jsp
We will update the documentation regularly. We will also link the FAQ section for MyEclipse to the Infocenter. Please let us know what additional information you want us to address in the documentation.
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I’m behind a proxy server and have no problems getting to anything else on your site to date, yet when I clicked on the user guide link above, I got the following.
Proxy Error
The proxy server received an invalid response from an upstream server.
The proxy server could not handle the request GET /enterpriseworkbench/help/index.jsp.Reason: Could not connect to remote machine: Connection refused
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Apache/1.3.23 Server at myeclipseide.com Port 80
Any thoughts beyond “it’s your proxy server?”
Is there anything different about this link versus any other link on your site?Thanks,
–Paul@support-michael wrote:
In order to insure consistency for Eclipse and the Enterprise Workbench, we fashioned documentation around the Eclipse Infocenter.
It’s ok.. but there are better options. My preference would be to follow the PHP / Mysql documentation style of allowing comments at the bottom of each publicly avaialble page (ie: hosted on product site). The same docs sans comments are what is bundled with the product download. Documentation editors can then cull /edit the comments, fix hilighted ambiguities and integrate any good ideas. It works well, fosters community involvement and has resulted in great docs.
The main thing though, is that it remains possible to download the documentation to a local installation.. maybe it would work to have a seperate update site for documentation ?
