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Last Site Update: 02 October 2008 | Latest Version: 1.3.22 |
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Installing with the update siteTo install Pydev and Pydev Extensions using the Eclipse Update Manager, you need to use the 'Find and Install' menu, found under the 'Help' item in the menu (as the image indicates).
Then select 'Search for new features for install' (You will follow the same path even if you already have an older version installed).
In the next screen (below), click 'new remote site'
Set the 'Pydev Extensions' update site: http://www.fabioz.com/pydev/updates
Click 'Finish'. You should be presented with the screen below:
Select both features and click 'next'...
Now, you'll have to accept the license, click 'next' and in the next screen, review it and click 'finish'. Eclipse should automatically download the plugin contents and present you to a dialog asking if you want to restart (to which you should say yes). Installing with the zip fileAfter downloading the zip file (from http://www.fabioz.com/pydev/zips), you have to extract it yourself on top of Eclipse. If you choose to do it, just make sure the plugins folder is extracted on top of the Eclipse plugins folder. After that, restart it with the '-clean' flag, to make sure Eclipse finds out about it. Checking the installationYou can verify if it is correctly installed going to the menu 'help > about > plug in details' and checking if there are at least 5 plugins with the 'plug-in Id' starting with 'com.python.pydev' and at least other 5 starting with 'org.python.pydev' (and check if they have the version you got). UninstallingIf at any time you wish to stop using the Pydev extensions plugin (or any other Eclipse plugin), you can disable it by going to the menu 'help > software updates > manage configuration', selecting the plugin and clicking 'disable', then, you have to restart Eclipse, go to the same place again and then click on 'remove' (note that you have a button in the menu that enables you to see the 'disabled' features. Most commom problems
Corrupted install: Eclipse sometimes is not able to correctly get the plugin, but will do no checking
on whether it is really correct (no md5 checking), and when this happens, you'll usually get a ClassNotFoundException
(similar to the example below).
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