- #SEQUENCE DIAGRAM UML FROM JAVA CLASS ECLIPSE PLUGINS INSTALL#
- #SEQUENCE DIAGRAM UML FROM JAVA CLASS ECLIPSE PLUGINS UPDATE#
- #SEQUENCE DIAGRAM UML FROM JAVA CLASS ECLIPSE PLUGINS ZIP#
- #SEQUENCE DIAGRAM UML FROM JAVA CLASS ECLIPSE PLUGINS DOWNLOAD#
Its a bit tricky to grab and move the smaller elements as the grab handle for elements is relatively small. Why would you ever want to copy a new object to the back z index? You can right click and change the layer to bring it to the front, but this just destroys the whole flow and experience. Line tools like the "has a" and "is a" always get copied behind to the back layer, this is EXTREMELY frustrating when trying to align new elements up. There are however a few disadvantages that drive me nuts while trying to make quick diagrams on the fly: Easy to use and customize elements and charts for you own purposes. I love the ease of making quick UML diagrams with this.
#SEQUENCE DIAGRAM UML FROM JAVA CLASS ECLIPSE PLUGINS INSTALL#
But I am aware that that's a very personal take on all this, and largely gut-driven - we will in fact look into install support down the line again, and hope to then put this to rest.
#SEQUENCE DIAGRAM UML FROM JAVA CLASS ECLIPSE PLUGINS DOWNLOAD#
In short, in many instances I like to download what I want directly, and in the version I choose, and start it right away. As for the latter, if you use Eclipse over X-Windows, or Eclipse on a server farm without internet access, these "helpful" installation methods won't work, might send Eclipse (and other tools) into a non-stop and futile internet lookup and require relying on the old school package download anyway - if that way is neglected or unsupported, the whole exercise becomes excruciating fast.
#SEQUENCE DIAGRAM UML FROM JAVA CLASS ECLIPSE PLUGINS UPDATE#
On a more general note, I personally am not a very big fan of this drive towards "user friendly" install overheads I personally dislike installers in general am not fond, e.g., of the "virtual drive downloads" on OS X for many tools (why the extra layer?) and am bothered by how many plugins seem to hide/forget their simple basic package downloads in favor of update sites/drag-and-drop buttons etc.
But no excuse here, we just stumbled over some technicality, and, being lazy, did really not enjoy digging in. After a relatively quick check did not result in a fix, we abandoned this thread for the time being we want to focus on the tool itself, instead of its surrounding infrastructure, as our time is limited. We have implemented an install icon and released it about two months ago for a few days, but hit some compatibility issues.
#SEQUENCE DIAGRAM UML FROM JAVA CLASS ECLIPSE PLUGINS ZIP#
Java.io.IOException: Exception in opening zip file: /home/mnl/.p2/pool/plugins/_14.3.0.jarĪt .(SecureAction.java:340)Īt .(SignedBundleHook.java:217)Īt .p2.(CertificateChecker.java:77)Īt .p2.(CertificateChecker.java:58)Īt .p2.(CheckTrust.java:55)Īt .p2.(Phase.java:255)Īt .p2.(Phase.java:105)Īt .p2.(PhaseSet.java:50)Īt .p2.(Engine.java:80)Īt .p2.(Engine.java:48)Īt 2.(ProvisioningSession.java:181)Īt 2.(ProfileModificationJob.java:76)Īt 2.(ProvisioningJob.java:190)Īt .(Worker.java:63)Ĭaused by: : /home/mnl/.p2/pool/plugins/_14.3.0.jarĪt java.base/.Uni圎anslateToIOException(Uni圎xception.java:92)Īt java.base/.Uni圎xception.rethrowAsIOException(Uni圎xception.java:111)Īt java.base/.Uni圎xception.rethrowAsIOException(Uni圎xception.java:116)Īt java.base/.UnixFileAttributeViews$Basic.readAttributes(UnixFileAttributeViews.java:55)Īt java.base/.UnixFileSystemProvider.readAttributes(UnixFileSystemProvider.java:149)Īt java.base/.LinuxFileSystemProvider.readAttributes(LinuxFileSystemProvider.java:99)Īt java.base/.readAttributes(Files.java:1763)Īt java.base/$Source.get(ZipFile.java:1225)Īt java.base/$CleanableResource.(ZipFile.java:727)Īt java.base/$CleanableResource.get(ZipFile.java:844)Īt java.base/.(ZipFile.java:247)Īt java.base/.(ZipFile.java:177)Īt java.base/.(ZipFile.java:191)Īt .(SecureAction.java:322)Ī few comments to outline our view on this. !MESSAGE session context was:(profile=_home_mnl_tools_eclipse-latest_eclipse, phase=.p2., operand=, action=). !MESSAGE An error occurred during the .p2. phase. after copying, I could install from marketplace). Copying the file manually to that location fixed the problem (i.e. Looking through the log, I found "java.io.IOException: Exception in opening zip file: /home/mnl/.p2/pool/plugins/_14.3.0.jar".
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