Additions to existing Eclipse failed

I'm using "Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers" (v3.6.1, win32) that downloaded from eclise.org.
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/

The eclipse is clean and pristine, no plugins added.
It's running Windows XP SP3 (JP) on VMware Player, just after OS clean install, and adding JDK 1.6.24 (latest).

I tried to add RTC 3.0 to this eclipse.
But the warning is displayed. Some features are not enough.

http://gyazo.com/13a0ecb3d25540c66ece142162af407f.png

What kind packages are usually required? Is this a major issue?

Hi

It does look like you are missing some plugins, or perhaps have the wrong versions of plugins. How did you install RTC - using the Installation Manager (IM) or another way? IM should install the plugins required if your Eclipse does not have the correct plugins.

anthony

Hi

It does look like you are missing some plugins, or perhaps have the wrong versions of plugins. How did you install RTC - using the Installation Manager (IM) or another way? IM should install the plugins required if your Eclipse does not have the correct plugins.

anthony

Hi!
Hmm, Glad to hear it. ;D

Eclipse was downloaded from the official site. It's Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers" from http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/. Nothing untouched. Off cause I'm using the Installation Manager (IM). Have a method for the others?

WTP (for J2EE perspective and using tomcat) was already installed. In addition RTC to the official Eclipse, Is there a plug-in assumptions? The screen displays EMF is required. What I need to install them manually or need a lot of other plug-ins? Can I solve all problems with installing something one?

Adding RTC to an existing Eclipse, I saw this problem. I am concerned that the existing Eclipse wonder if it affects a variety of conditions. :(

Or, maybe,,, I need to Eclipse Software Update??

Hi

It does look like you are missing some plugins, or perhaps have the wrong versions of plugins. How did you install RTC - using the Installation Manager (IM) or another way? IM should install the plugins required if your Eclipse does not have the correct plugins.

anthony

Hi!
Hmm, Glad to hear it. ;D

Eclipse was downloaded from the official site. It's Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers" from http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/. Nothing untouched. Off cause I'm using the Installation Manager (IM). Have a method for the others?

WTP (for J2EE perspective and using tomcat) was already installed. In addition RTC to the official Eclipse, Is there a plug-in assumptions? The screen displays EMF is required. What I need to install them manually or need a lot of other plug-ins? Can I solve all problems with installing something one?

Adding RTC to an existing Eclipse, I saw this problem. I am concerned that the existing Eclipse wonder if it affects a variety of conditions. :(

Or, maybe,,, I need to Eclipse Software Update??

Hi

So when you used the Installation Manager - did that report any errors when it installed?

You can also try and use the P2 install of RTC - also available from the downloads page.

You may also want to try installing the EMF plugin and starting again.

Last thing to check is your Java version - the system requirementsa are listed here:

http://jazz.net/library/article/496

and the JVM requirements are:

Java Runtime Environment

* IBM Java SDK 6.0 SR6+
* IBM Java SDK 5.0 SR11+
* Sun Java JRE 1.6 Update 17+
* Sun Java JRE 1.5 Update 16+


My apologies, I can't read the error messages on your original post.

anthony

It's good to know.

EMF is already included in WTP.
I tried to update these plug-ins.
However, the situation has not changed.

The Installation Manager has installed with no errors.

The java version is...
java version "1.6.0_24"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_24-b07)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 19.1-b02, mixed mode, sharing)

Where is the error log stored? I couldn't find it.

I got the Eclipse plug-in folder from my colleagues.
Then, the problem is resolved.
Visibly, it seems to work.

I thought that Eclipse plug-in dependencies are very complicate.