[Justin Durfee]

I am trying to install the Google Plugin for Eclipse into MyEclipse for Spring using the Software and Workspace Center. I keep getting the following error though:

Software being installed: MyEclipse for Spring 10 (Profile) 2.0.0.0000000002 (com.poweredbypulse.profile-4210025-rmb-5754800 2.0.0.0000000002)
Missing requirement: MyEclipse for Spring 10 (Profile) 2.0.0.0000000002 (com.poweredbypulse.profile-4210025-rmb-5754800 2.0.0.0000000002) requires ‘com.google.gwt.eclipse.sdkbundle.e37.feature.feature.group 0.0.0’ but it could not be found

I have tried completely uninstalling and reinstalling MyEclipse, but that doesn’t seem to change anything. I’ve installed this plugin on numerous other machines in the past, and have never had any issues.

[support-swapna]

natmart,

Sorry that you are seeing this issue. A PR has already been filed on this issue. As a workaround can you please try installing google plugin using any one of the following methods.

A) Installing Google plugin using Marketplace :

1) Goto Help > Eclispe Marketplace
2) Search for “Google plugin for Eclipse 3.7” and click Install under “Google plugin for Eclipse 3.7”
3) Select all the plugins except “Google App engine tools for android”.
4) Click on Next, and follow the wizard

B) Install “Google plugin for Eclipse” using update site :

1) Goto Help > MyEclipse Configuration center > Software > Click on Add site
2) Enter “Google” under Name and http://dl.google.com/eclipse/plugin/3.7 in URL section and click Ok
3) Expand the update site you just added and select the plug-ins you’d like to add to MyEclipse by right-clicking on each of them and selecting “Add to profile…”
4) Click on “Apply changes” under pending section and follow the wizard.

C) Install “Google plugin for Eclipse” using dropins folder mechanism:

1) Download Google plugin archive from here – http://dl.google.com/eclipse/plugin/core/3.7/zips/gpe-e37-latest-updatesite.zip
2) Extract the downloaded zip file to [MyEclipse installation dir]/dropins. If the folder dropins does not exist in the directory, then create one. Then restart your MyEclipse. After restarting, MyEclipse automatically detects the plugins.

Let us know how it works for you.

[BradleyRoss]

I had the exact same problem and tried the option under

A) Installing Google plugin using Marketplace

It seems to have worked. I have personally experienced problems with loading and updating GWT on Eclipse in the past. Not always, but somehow GWT does not seem to play well with others. At least this was far more helpful than the suggestion I received the last time, which was uninstall and reinstall Eclipse.

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The system said that I had an update for GWT. However, when I checked the box to install it, it failed with the same error message. Just wanted to keep you up to date.

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