> I did it myself already and it doesn't take. I still get the
> WOComponent editor. That's why I was asking :).
You are probably trying with the same component and a double click?
Try another one (one you didn't open yet) and also try to open it via
the context menu (Open With...) It looks to me like opening it once
via this menu sets a default for this one file.
> Nice tip on jadclipse, it isn't decompiling for me but Eclipse is
> being flaky today; we've been getting a lot of rain.
You need to use the build for 3.2 and also set the path to jad in its
prefs. I can assure you that it works.
> I do have the Jad plugin for JavaBrowser (ReSourceViewer) which I
> just found out was written by you :).
A yes, the sins of my youth come back to haunt me :)
> What are you doing with that? I recompiled it for Intel so it'll
> work on my MacBook Pro. I still use it all the time.
Jadclipse is a lot better integrated with Eclipse, eg it shows the
correct outline and all.
Cheers, Anjo
Am 16.05.2006 um 19:56 schrieb Marc Respass:
> Thanks Anjo,
>
> I did it myself already and it doesn't take. I still get the
> WOComponent editor. That's why I was asking :).
>
> Nice tip on jadclipse, it isn't decompiling for me but Eclipse is
> being flaky today; we've been getting a lot of rain. I do have the
> Jad plugin for JavaBrowser (ReSourceViewer) which I just found out
> was written by you :). What are you doing with that? I recompiled
> it for Intel so it'll work on my MacBook Pro. I still use it all
> the time.
>
> Marc
>
> On May 16, 2006, at 1:38 PM, Anjo Krank wrote:
>
>> Do it yourself: search for "file ass" in the prefs and set the
>> default for .java to the java editor. While you're at it, download
>> jadclipse and jad and change the default of .class to jadclipse.
>> Enjoy:)
>>
>> Am 16.05.2006 um 19:26 schrieb Marc Respass:
>>
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> I'm on Eclipse 3.2RC4 and WO 5.3/Mac OS X 10.4.6 Intel. With RC4
>>> that I seem to be forced to use the WOComponent editor and I just
>>> noticed that the Source menu is missing in the Java tab of the
>>> WOComponent editor. Is that a bug? While I'm on the subject, is
>>> it possible to change Eclipse to use the Java Editor for Java
>>> files? You guys have done great work with the WOComponent editor
>>> but I just don't use it enough.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Marc
>>
>
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