eZ Publish Eclipse Plugin Development

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Mickael Robin	Tuesday 29 January 2008 5:37:42 am <b>compatibility with 4.0 version ?</b> Hi, I tried to install the required "smileclasses" extension on eZ publish 4.0, but I got an error message : <i>Fatal error: Class 'ezcFile' not found in xxx\lib\ezutils\classes\ezautoloadgenerator.php on line 283</i> Despite this fatal error, I can display the XML file when I go to xxx/smileclasses/export. But I can not load the eZ Publish Content Classes into Eclipse (Version: 3.3.0) because the plugin's "Classes View" does not propose to enter a url to import the site's content classes (in fact, this view does not propose anything..!). I'm kind of a newbee at eZ (even at programing in fact...), so please help me make the most of Eclipse with eZ publish 4.0 !!! Thanks a lot in advance. MikRob
Maxime Thomas	Tuesday 29 January 2008 8:29:44 am Hi, You need to install the eZComponents. Find further information there : http://ezcomponents.org/docs/install Cheers, Max Maxime Thomas maxime.thomas@wascou.org \| www.wascou.org \| http://twitter.com/wascou Company Blog : http://www.wascou.org/eng/Company/Blog Technical Blog : http://share.ez.no/blogs/maxime-thomas
Christian Johansen	Monday 31 March 2008 2:12:57 pm A little bit on the side, I have just published a guide in Norwegian on how to work with eZ Publish using Eclipse (and the Smile plugin), Subversion, and some other techniques for maintaining a live and a development version of your site as well. Check it out, feedback is welcome: http://www.cjohansen.no/blogg/2008/mars/praktisk_ez_publish
Asanka Siriwardena	Friday 28 November 2008 6:35:12 am Hi, I am a novice developer for Eclipse Plugins. I have developed an Eclipse plug in which can track the active time involvement with Eclipse IDE. I integrated it to the Eclipse IDE as a view. Now I can track the time, but it will automatically pause time tracking, If the view is not selected(when that view gets lost the focus). But I need to pause the timer only if I switch to another application from Eclipse IDE. That means I need to pause it when the Eclipse IDE becomes inactive. But now even if I switch to another view inside Eclipse IDE, the timer stops working. How can I do that? Should I need to study the source for Eclipse IDE? I can't even imagine what to do? Please help me, if you can. Thanks, Asanka Siriwardena
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