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3 Nov 2015, 8:20 AM
We're using IBM Rational Application Developer (RAD) here. I'm on 9.1.1.1 - based on Eclipse 4.2.1, I believe. This is the highest maintenance release of the second to most recent major version of RAD.
Trying to install the plugin results in an unsatisfied dependency.
Cannot complete the install because one or more required items could not be found.
Software being installed: Sencha ExtJS Plugin 6.0.0.188-ea (com.sencha.eclipse.feature.feature.group 6.0.0.188-ea)
Missing requirement: Sencha ExtJS Plugin 6.0.0.188-ea (com.sencha.eclipse.plugin 6.0.0.188-ea) requires 'bundle org.eclipse.ui.ide 3.10.2' but it could not be found
Cannot satisfy dependency:
From: Sencha ExtJS Plugin 6.0.0.188-ea (com.sencha.eclipse.feature.feature.group 6.0.0.188-ea)
To: com.sencha.eclipse.plugin [6.0.0.188-ea]
Very disappointed right now. This is exactly what happened with the last ill-fated Eclipse plugin. It wouldn't install in our current version of RAD at the time and we got 0 benefit from it. Now it looks like history is repeating itself. I've requested to download the most recent version of RAD to see if it works any better, but I'm not holding out much hope...
I did download a fresh copy of Eclipse Mars from eclipse.org and install. It seems ok for an early access tech. The project creation, class creation stuff all seemed to work really well and was intuitive. Code completion on config options was ok. Code completion on method calls was hit-or-miss and had some strange deficiencies. For example, Ext.e... Ctrl+space let me chose Ext.encode, but Ext.Msg... doesn't show up at all in code completion.
Overall, the code navigation and completion doesn't feel well integrated into Eclipse yet. There's no Outline view. Using Shift+F3 to navigate to class declarations is strange. You should be able to Ctrl+click or select a name and do Open Declaration (F3).
It's a good start, though the JetBrains plugin is far superior right now... this might just be a limitation of JetBrains versus Eclipse architecture though.
Please make an attempt to get it working in the major Eclipse variants... if I thought downloading another Eclipse install in addition to what we're using was acceptable, we'd be better off going with WebStorm + RAD...
Trying to install the plugin results in an unsatisfied dependency.
Cannot complete the install because one or more required items could not be found.
Software being installed: Sencha ExtJS Plugin 6.0.0.188-ea (com.sencha.eclipse.feature.feature.group 6.0.0.188-ea)
Missing requirement: Sencha ExtJS Plugin 6.0.0.188-ea (com.sencha.eclipse.plugin 6.0.0.188-ea) requires 'bundle org.eclipse.ui.ide 3.10.2' but it could not be found
Cannot satisfy dependency:
From: Sencha ExtJS Plugin 6.0.0.188-ea (com.sencha.eclipse.feature.feature.group 6.0.0.188-ea)
To: com.sencha.eclipse.plugin [6.0.0.188-ea]
Very disappointed right now. This is exactly what happened with the last ill-fated Eclipse plugin. It wouldn't install in our current version of RAD at the time and we got 0 benefit from it. Now it looks like history is repeating itself. I've requested to download the most recent version of RAD to see if it works any better, but I'm not holding out much hope...
I did download a fresh copy of Eclipse Mars from eclipse.org and install. It seems ok for an early access tech. The project creation, class creation stuff all seemed to work really well and was intuitive. Code completion on config options was ok. Code completion on method calls was hit-or-miss and had some strange deficiencies. For example, Ext.e... Ctrl+space let me chose Ext.encode, but Ext.Msg... doesn't show up at all in code completion.
Overall, the code navigation and completion doesn't feel well integrated into Eclipse yet. There's no Outline view. Using Shift+F3 to navigate to class declarations is strange. You should be able to Ctrl+click or select a name and do Open Declaration (F3).
It's a good start, though the JetBrains plugin is far superior right now... this might just be a limitation of JetBrains versus Eclipse architecture though.
Please make an attempt to get it working in the major Eclipse variants... if I thought downloading another Eclipse install in addition to what we're using was acceptable, we'd be better off going with WebStorm + RAD...