Application: Eclipse
Category: Development
Description: Eclipse is an open source community, whose projects are focused on building an open development platform comprised of extensible frameworks, tools and runtimes for building, deploying and managing software across the lifecycle.
Eclipse Portable, Launcher Source:
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Eclipse Portable, Classic Edition:
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Eclipse Portable, C++ Edition:
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Eclipse Portable, Java EE Edition:
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Eclipse Portable, Java Edition:
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Eclipse Portable, PHP Edition:
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Eclipse NSIS Plugin Installer:
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HELP VOTE A SUBCLIPSE BUG!!! (2-19-10)
An issue with subversion passwords not being portable has held back Eclipse Portable from being official. Please help vote. And after all, it's Eclipse Portable's 1st year anniversary!!! 
http://subclipse.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=1095
ECLIPSE PORTABLE FIRST YEAR ANNIVERSARY (2-10-10)
Only 9 more days until Eclipse Portable's 1 year anniversary.... whoopee.
PACKAGES CONFUSION CLEANUP (1-18-10)
Eclipse has many different packages for different developers. To find out what version of Eclipse is right for you, take a look at the Package Comparison over at eclipse.org
TO CLEAR UP ANOTHER BIGGER CONFUSION (INSTALLING JAVA PORTABLE)
Eclipse relies on Java. I found that a lot of users were having trouble installing java. So let me explain how I've made the launcher look for java. First, it looks in for the Java path specified in the .ini file (when it's copied to the same directory as Eclipse Portable). If that path does not contain Java, or the ini file was never found, "[X]:\PortableApps\CommonFiles\Java" is searched next. This allows integration to Java Portable, which can be downloaded from the Applications tab on this web site (at the top). Just install it to the default path. If that wasn't found in the above path, the second place it looks is in the path OpenOffice.org also uses. "[X]:\PortableApps\EclipsePortable\App\Java". Then the third and final, is the one the regular eclipse might use for specific eclipse development reasons (for example, JRE is installed on the system, but the user wants eclipse to use JDK). One user has requested that JDK would be better for Eclipse Portable use. This would be the answer, to place JDK in App\Java and change the .ini path to direct to it. And, as a last resort, Eclipse Portable uses the local Java if Java wasn't found in all the above paths plus the ini specified one. Hope this does not confuse you. If it does, leave a comment telling me where it got confusing. Thanks! And BTW, I decided to write this because "pa_8170" came on the webchat IRC while I was IDLE, and made me feel guilty for not being there 
NOTE: The above applies as of Development Test 3
Release Notes:
Eclipse 3.5 - 3.5.1 Release
Development Test 1 (8-3-09)
- Updated Eclipse
- Fixed Workspace bug
Development Test 2 (8-29-09)
- Fixed Issues with with nsisHome not being updated because of new default workspace (EclipsePortable\Data\workspace)
- Similar to above, fixed files opened in GUI not being updated.
- You can now change the workspace through the GUI
- You can now change the nsisHome through the GUI
- Support for more than 1 workspace in the recently used workspaces added
- (Not sure if this bug was in Dev Test 1) Fixed an error where the launcher was unable to create a ini settings file (which means only new installs get the bug)
- Fixed error where it would comfirm where you want the workspace
Development Test 3 (9-26-09)
- Switched Java finding strings "\App\Java with \App\Eclipse\JDK" so the App\Java path is used first.
- After hard work and much mental stress (
), RunLocally was ditched
- Support with Java Portable in a path with spaces added
- Updated to 3.5.1
Development Test 5 (11-25-09)
- Fixed MAJOR java issue thought to be fixed in Dev Test 3, which means about 700 people need to upgrade)
- FINALLY added MinGW Portable support!!! YES!!! HORRAH!!!
- Fixed relative paths in INI, all relative paths now run from the EclipsePortable.exe's dir
Development Test 6 (1-18-10)
- Added Eclipse Portable, Java EE Edition
- Fixed File path updating issues
- Character Encoding Mess cleaned up
- Variables all made Capital
- Many other fixes along the way, too many to recall
Known Bugs (As of 1-18-10):
None! Ha!
Java EE
Link is broken for Benawesome. o_O
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SourceForge
The sourceforge one for Java EE just points back to this node? Whats going on?
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probably because he hasn't
probably because he hasn't managed to upload it yet.
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Yeah, Java EE is taking
Yeah, Java EE is taking longer than I thought for SourceForge.net
It's been uploading for an hour.
So, I left the links blank for now.
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Thanks I think I had a typo
Thanks
I think I had a typo in the file.
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Tyvm
I just want to get these as soon as possible. I and a group of friends intend on learning C++ and Java so we can create a game engine (this will be hard as all get out) and eventually a program to develop a game on that type of engine. So yeah, in time we will need java for some interweb applications so thanks ^ _ ^
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Just a simple note just
Just a simple note just incase you didn't know
You don't have to install both the C++ Edition and the Java EE Edition.
.
You can just get C++ first (Since it's Smaller). Than install Java EE via Package Manager
Help --> Install New Software
Work With: Galileo - http://download.eclipse.org/releases/galileo
Programming Languages --> Java Development Tools
Web, XML, and Java EE Development --> Java EE Development Tools
There's some unneeded stuff in Java EE like PDT, that you won't need
And, I need to add some of these instructions into the Help file.
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When will it become an official app...
When will it become an official app...
Seriously I cant see whats wrong with it...
Almost Nothing with
Almost Nothing with Portability.
John's looked at 3.5.1 Dev Test 5.5 and I'm pretty sure Dev Test 4.
The only problem with it is subversion clash, which is currently unfixable. I don't even know why it's unfixable.
Maybe I could get this just into Pre-Release? And have it official when a workaround for svn is found?
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That's silly
That's silly, SVN isn't even built by default into Eclipse -.-
It's a plugin you intall into it.
You should really make Eclipse official already.
Just have a note about the SVN if you want to.
The problems with subversion is that all subversion clients use the same %appdata%/subversion path to store their settings so how do you get multiple subversion clients to still store their settings portably and not lose the computers own subversion settings.
Probabley even a file thats store how many and what application still use the folder and the last one that exits saves the settings into a global location.
like:
2
eclipseportable
svnclientwhatever
Storing the application name should help for crash resistence and debuging it.
I'm still confused as to how
I'm still confused as to how a universal launcher can fix it
Yeah, let's go prerelease (unless the release team is useless).
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Thanks
But I have a small problem d:
I have no idea what to do on that page you linked me to. I am completely confused on wha URl i should enter into the eclipse package thing X]
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Choose the Galileo Update
Choose the Galileo Update Site from the Drop down menu.
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SourceForge.net Links have
SourceForge.net Links have been successfully added.
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Eclipse and MinGW how to?
I installed
Eclipse Portable 3.5.1 Development Test 6
and
MinGW Portable Development Test 5
But could not compile anything because nothing under toolchains!!
I do lunch CommandPromptPortable.exe and MSYSPortable.exe before Eclipse
Also EclipsePortable.ini is in the same directory with EclipsePortable.exe
What else I need to do?
Thanks
Launching MSYS Portable or
Launching MSYS Portable or MinGWPortable before starting Eclipse Portable for the C++ Compiling isn't required anymore. Actually, it's better if you don't even have MinGW Portable open when Eclipse Portable is. (Better speed and performance.)
Could you post your copy of the INI file? And you don't have MinGW on the system right? Because Eclipse will use the systems's MinGW if it's there, whether or not MinGW Portable exists, (No workaround for this without admin privs).
Show me what you have MinGWPath= as and Where MinGWPortable is located.
Thanks.
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INI file
It's the standard ini file. I haven't modified it.
[EclipsePortable]
EclipseDirectory=App\Eclipse
SettingsDirectory=Data\settings
JavaPath=..\CommonFiles\Java\bin\javaw.exe
MinGWPath=..\MinGWPortable\App\MinGW
EclipseExecutable=eclipse.exe
AdditionalParameters=
Help?
Help please?
What happens when you right
What happens when you right click on the project (Project Explorer) and click on build all?
I've tested it, Eclipse was running g++ from MinGW Portable's folder.
I don't think anything's going to appear under toolchains.
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It cannot find make
When I select build All it says:(Cannot run program "make": Launching failed)
The problem is it does not know where MinGW is?
INI File (JDK)
I want to use the JDK with EclipsePortable, rather than portable Java (in commonfiles) (I have portable Java installed). I've copied my JDK folder to App/Java and use the standard EclipsePortable.ini file except that I've changed JavaPath to "App\Java\jdk1.5.0\jre\bin\javaw.exe". Iv'e put EclipsePortable.ini inside the directory of EclipsePortable.exe. However it still doesn't work. What am I doing wrong?
PS. I know that the JDK isn't actually very portable in this way, but I don't care.
PPS. I know JDK1.5.0 is old, but I have my reasons for wanting to use it.
What error message are you
What error message are you getting?
The standard eclipse "no java found in..." error message, or log file errors?
If it says "Java not found in..." could you post the entire message?
If it's a log file error, I'll bet it's because Eclipse doesn't support JDK 1.5
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Re: What error message...
It does pick up a Java, only the wrong one, thus no error message.
I want the JDK in /App/Java/JDK1.5.0, not the JRE in ../CommonFiles/Java (which it sets up).
The launcher was designed to
The launcher was designed to go to the CommonFiles folder if it can't find Java in the file you told it to in the INI.
I'm going to check and see if it works for me. If it does, then you probably don't have the path correct. The path you gave me in the ini looks right, but check if the files correspond to it.
[Edit:: Worked fine, I used the exact same path you did. Even checked that it was using App\Java\jre\bin\javaw.exe in the task manager. I noticed that JDK has 2 bin folders, one in the \jre folder. Could you try the one in the Java root? If even that doesn't work, and you're sure the path is right, then try moving the folder out of \App\Java\jdk1.5.0 and into just \App\Java\]
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Re: The launcher was designed to
Thanks. I figured out what the problem was. First a little history: Before I reread the instructions and figured out what it actually says, I thought you were supposed to put the ini in App/Eclipse/. When that didn't work, I tried the hack for before EclipsePortable (adding a -vm setting to eclipse.ini). I thought I undid those changes before doing it correctly, but I didn't and when I finally did, eclipsePortable picked up the JDK correctly according to my EclipsePortable.ini.
Ah Don't do that -vm hack,
Ah
Don't do that -vm hack, or whatever it's been grown to be called. It isn't a hack in my launcher, and it doesn't work. Well, there's no reason to use it since there's a JavaPath= setting
Thanks for testing
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It cannot find make
When I select build All it says:(Cannot run program "make": Launching failed)
The problem is it does not know where MinGW is?
AH! Your problem isn't with
AH!
Your problem isn't with Eclipse Portable
It's with MinGW.
MinGW Portable doesn't come with make.exe by default. You have to download and install the GNUMake32 manually.
Okay, this is the file you need.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gnuwin32/files/make/3.81/make-3.81.exe/d...
It's an installer so you need admin privs to launch. You can optionally download all the zip files listed on this page and install each one by one (more complicated by regular users can do it). Extract to "[X]:\PortableApps\MinGWPortable\App\MinGW"
http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/make.htm
With the installer, that path should be "[X]:\PortableApps\MinGWPortable\App\MinGW"
Leave it at custom installation, and click next. Make sure don't check Start Menu Folder is checked. And DON'T download sources. Uncheck the uninstaller.
If you need any more tools for MinGW compiling, they're right here.
http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages.html
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Strange!
Thanks for the support.
If this is the case this is very vital information missing from both Portable MinGW and Portable Eclipse page. When I read the two pages I understood that installin Portable MinGW and Portable Eclipse are enough for compiling programs
However, I find it very strange using GNU make while everybody recommends using MinGW make. Moreover, MinGW make already exist in the Portable MinGW directory "[x]:\PortableApps\MinGWPortable\App\MinGW\bin\mingw32-make.exe. Isn't there a way to configure Portable Eclipse to use MinGW make? May be in the INI file?
As I've said before, the
As I've said before, the problem is with MinGW
I'd have to recompile Eclipse to make it search and use mingw32-make.exe instead of just regular make.exe
Optionally, you can also just rename mingw32-make.exe to make.exe
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the default install of mingw
the default install of mingw comes with make, it just doesn't work. You need mingw32-make (or something similar). I couldn't complie geany with the standard install no matter what I did. When I switched it to mingw32-make, it worked fine. I do not know if this the case with MinGW Portable. I do know it comes with msys, which changes the game.
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Error: Workspace in use...
Sometimes when I go to another PC, I get the error "Error: Workspace in use or cannot be created, choose a different one." (Title: "Workspace Unavailable")
I simply click OK and then change the driveletter in the next window. But this isn't supposed to happen in a portable version of Eclipse, is it?
PS. I know you'll probably need more info, but I don't know what, so just ask. I'll hopefully remember to come here again in a day or two (or whenever this happens again).
It's not happening to
It's not happening to me.
You're not doing anything abnormal right? Like deleting the settings dir?
Or killing EclipsePortable.exe instead of closing it properly? And make sure it's the latest version
Okay, the next time you open and close Eclipse Portable, see if "Data\settings\EclipsePortableSettings.ini" contains a string called LastDrive=
It should equal whatever you current drive is. If the file doesn't exists, then Eclipse Portable is having problems writing that file, and that's the problem.
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Re: It's not happening to...
"Data\settings\EclipsePortableSettings.ini" does contain "LastDrive=F:" at the moment. But now that you mention killing vs. closing... It might be that it didn't properely close. I use ejectUSB with some helpers and it usually works perfectly, however it recently didn't close all the apps properly. That migth've been after I've used Eclipse on a different computer with a different driveletter. (Since my previous post, my driveletter has changed again but EclipsePortable worked correctly.)
ejectUSB
ejectUSB sometimes don't close the programs correctly, so the problem you had is probably a ejectUSB fault.
Marlop
Sorry for my bad english.
As Marlop mentioned, that was
As Marlop mentioned, that was probably the problem
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subversion
can't you redirect the folder using one of these methods:
-->from nsis docs:
- http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Setting_Environment_Variables_to_Active_Inst...
- http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Setting_Environment_Variables
- http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Setting_Environment_Variables_Examples
-->from portableapps.com forum:
- http://portableapps.com/node/21978#comment-137802
- http://portableapps.com/node/17637
if you can't, say why and i will try to find other way.
Marlus Lopes
thanks your atention and sorry for my bad english.
No
It requires moving, and it requires various SVN clients to do it in the same way. As I've said a few times, it' best to leave it for the moment with the note that SVN passwords are not portable.
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A lot of people want this
A lot of people want this official
Can't I just put some subclipse warning or block it from Eclipse Portable? After all, it's an unsupported plugin.
I'll also add that probably less than 5% of Eclipse programmers use it.
Well, I should be talking to John about this though.
@marlop: Thanks for helping
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Eclipse 3.5.2 and don't block
Eclipse 3.5.2 is out today it shouldn't include any portability breaking changes since its a bug fix release.
)
Just letting you know (Yay another massive upload for you
Also don't block subclipse/subversive (If that's even possible without making a mess) that would be silly, Just place a warning on the download page of Eclipse Portable.
EDIT: I still find it kind of funny that there are two Eclipse SVN plugins which are so similar.
Wait, two???!!!! All I knew
Wait, two???!!!!
All I knew about was Subclipse!!!!
Thanks, I didn't know about it, and I'm finishing up some more optimizing, so I'll probably have it by tomorrow
BTW, all I have to do is search if one of subclipse's files are there, it's pretty simple, but I'm going to go with what you did and leave the warning the download
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Subversive portability
Maybe you should submit a bug for Subversive to make changes for it so it can be portable to?
Subversive is the one availible in the Eclipse update manager so some users might install that to.
http://www.eclipse.org/subver
http://www.eclipse.org/subversive/
Ya gotta be kidding me
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Subversion
(I don't know how many times I've said all of these things... I've lost count!)
The issue is with the Subversion library itself storing things in AppData in a way which can't be redirected safely, that's why it applies to all SVN clients.
If someone wants to work out where the issue is with Subversion please do. I took a look upon two occasions and couldn't figure out where it was happening. If you do find something, make it an environment variable override. That's nice and easy to manage from inside a launcher.
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Note to Release Team
Note to Release Team:
I would really like this to be official before March 8th (My Birthday
), just to have an accomplishment to be happy about when it comes.
So could you please tell me how much more needs to be done to make this official? I don't care how much work I have to do between now and then. Thanks
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Sorry gluxon, the relase team
Sorry gluxon, the relase team is dead. Somebody killed it while it slept.
CM says its not going official until subversion is dealt with. I guess since JTH is God and CM is his prophet, well.
On the other hand, you're welcome to join me in the back. (Which means the back of the room, where the punch and cookies are. People and their dirty mind, jeesh.)
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I've said this before, but
I've said this before, but not publically, I don't see why subversion has to be dealt with. It's a plug-in, and external firefox stuff aren't being dealt with either, like Adobe Flash settings.
But, oh well... could you pass the punch?
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I also have said.
I've also said several times that we don't need to worry about it. I've decided it's not worthwhile addressing, rather we should merely warn that passwords with SVN plug-ins aren't portable. This issue is also going to apply to a number of other Eclipse plug-ins (far more than to Firefox extensions due to the nature of it).
Over time I imagine explicit support will come in for the more popular plug-ins; for example, currently EclipseNSIS is supported properly (as it's fairly easy and in our line of business likely to be fairly popular).
I went through and tidied up the launcher an enormous amount and fixed a few fairly minor bugs while I was at it and sent it off to gluxon again; I'd like to see those changes put in and possibly more simplification done - as the launcher is then in a simple enough state to be able to work out what it's doing (the code before was what I would describe as utterly unmanageable, now it's merely spaghetti
) - before I reckon it's ready to go official.
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I wish it will be official to :)
It is my most used app after all
Are you going to realease 3.5.2 as a development test?
Or are you waiting for something?
Just wondering.
You know you can use the
You know you can use the eclipse built-in updater right?
The launcher supports it.
As for the new version, I'm going to add some code optimizations for it
[Edit: I'm going to start using the logic lib like Chris suggested. ]
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Alright
I guess youre right since there shouldn't be any portability breaking changes in a bug fix release of Eclipse.
Guess it means it will be done when it's done
Good luck on optimizing your launcher code
Thanks
Thanks
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For those who cannot wait
I have a portable eclipse by writing a little .bat file (on Windows). The downside is that a console window remains open while Eclipse is running, but it's not a big deal for me. Somehow compiling bat to exe by using tools available in the internet won't work.
Assume I have a development directory on my USB drive, with the following subdirectories:
eclipse (you know what)
workspace (workspace)
jdk6 (copied from a default installation on windows)
android-sdk-windows (if you want to develop Android apps)
Here is the bat:
Works great, except the path to android sdk inside eclipse is absolute so if your drive letter changes you have to adjust it. Also, once run, adb.exe (part of Android sdk) remains in memory until terminated. While running you won't be able to safely remove the usb drive (windows will complain).
...
10 days...
10 days have passed...
Are you trying to get it to become official or something?