eclipse-3.4

After much searching, I found the download for the eclipse version of jalopy . Is this compatible with Eclipse 3.4? It's dated 2006. I've copied the extracted folder to my plugins directory and run eclipse -clean , but I can't find anything matching 'jalopy' in preferences. If it's not compatible, are there any (free) alternatives? VonC Just an update: Note: the latest eclipse3.5 Galileo code formatter now: supports most of Jalopy formatting option. has made quite a few improvement on formatters (look for the term 'formatter' in those building notes of jdt-core . It also can be run from the

Is it possible, to save the state of the package explorer when closing Eclipse (3.4) and to restore it when opening the workspace again? By state I mean the nodes (expanded or collapsed). I am not sure it is possible, but if you have the "Link with editor" button (also presented here ) activated, you would open the relevant nodes as soon as you click on of of the editors you left opened (and restored on eclipse restart). Another way to restore the relevant state is to record some kind of context for a given task: This is called mylyn It's not possible. Apparently this used to be in the Package

In Eclipse (Ganymede) I'm debugging some code that uses Apache Commons HttpClient and would like to step into the HttpClient code. I've downloaded the source code and tried to attach it in the normal fashion (CTRL-click on the method name and use the Attach Source button). I've tried to attach both as external file and external folder with no success. I've attached source before with no issues and can currently step into Hibernate source code successfully. I've even tried editing the .classpath file directly to add sourcepath manually. Still no luck. Refreshing the project, doing a clean build

I have just installed Eclipse 3.4 and found out that there is not a plugin to create Swing applications yet. I also have found that there is a Matisse implementation in MyEclipse IDE, but I'd like to now whether there is such a Matisse plugin for free. Instatiations Swing Designer is the best in my opinion. We settled on it after trying may different Eclipse plugins. there isnt one for free. myeclipse is the only way to run matisse inside eclipse. Although this is not a true answer to your question, you may as well look at alternative solutions in terms of layout management: Matisse and

In Eclipse 3.4.1 using JDK1.6.0_10 how can I activate a warning on a missing @Override annotation on a method that implements an interface method? In the Preferences window this option: Java > Compiler > Errors / Warnings > Annotations > Missing '@Override' annotation works fine for missing annotations on methods that override a superclass method, but it does nothing for interface methods. It is not possible in Eclipse 3.4.1. It is a known issue . See this bug report page for more information. Belay what I said in the other thread. Apparently it's not a compiler option, but a Java