Am 03.10.2007 um 22:29 schrieb Mike Schrag:
> Eclipse 3.3.1 came out a few days ago. This is a much safer release
> (read: usable at all) than 3.3.0 was. I've been using the 3.3.1
> streams basically since the day that 3.3.0 came out, and it's
> acceptable for everyday use. I think there is still a port leak in
> 3.3.1, though it's possible it is a WOLips port leak, so you may
> have to restart your Eclipse after a while of using it (if you
> notice Eclipse running like a dog after using it for a while, this
> is most likely the reason). If you switch to 3.3.x, you MUST use
> the nightly WOLips builds. Like before, the stable branch is 3.2.x
> and the nightly branch is 3.3.x. Eclipse is usually pretty
> forgiving about moving between versions, but be aware that it's
> POSSIBLE that your workspace metadata might not move cleanly between
> (meaning, in the worst case, if you try to go back to 3.2, you may
> have to reimport your projects). This is just a warning -- it may
> work perfectly fine, but I haven't been on 3.2 in a long time, so I
> just can't vouch for it personally.
>
> Keep in mind that because 3.3.x of Eclipse has been wonky, there
> haven't been as many eyes on the new builds of WOLips, so you may
> run into things in the new features that have gone into the 3.x
> branch.
What I've seen quite often are out of memory exceptions of the
classloader. To avoid them increase the maxpermsize.
Example eclipse.ini:
-showsplash
org.eclipse.platform
--launcher.XXMaxPermSize
256M
-vmargs
-Xms256m
-Xmx512m
-XX:MaxPermSize=256m
-Dosgi.bundlefile.limit=1000
uli
>
>
> Also, I've documented the custom project template plugin that is in
> 3.3 (it's been there for a little while, but it's gotten some
> improvements in tonight's build): http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WOL/Custom+Project+Templates
> . Right now, there's a sample of a Wonder Application project that
> comes built-in (or will in the build tonight), but I think we should
> probably move all the project templates over to this system rather
> than the way we currently build project templates (which is a lot
> more complicated and requires a lot of code).
>
> ms
>
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