Re: ECS Plugin for Eclipse?

2002-03-27 Thread snagy 

Find someone with commit access to the contrib's section, i've never tried
it so I don't know if i have or not, and email it to them.  Most will
happily import it into cvs for you.  Robert might have better input as he
seems more familiar with contribs then I am.

-stephan

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From: Keil Werner 0419 EB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ECS Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 11:28 AM
Subject: AW: ECS Plugin for Eclipse?


How could the plugin get to the contribs?

The project/place I work from is unfortunately
kind of sealed for security reasons and I am
therefore limited to regular mail (with attachments)

News, FTP, CVS, etc. are only enabled for the intranet
not the INTERnet.

Hope there might be a way to contribute the plugin
to the right place...

Best Regards,
Werner Keil
Senior Developer
Survey Computing / ERSTE BANK
OE419 / Werner Keil / -16575

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Gesendet: Dienstag, 26. März 2002 15:53
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Betreff: Re: ECS Plugin for Eclipse?


 
  (kind of like the Xerxes or Tomcat plug-ins
  that ship with Eclipse)

 i'm not very familiar with Eclipse so please keep my ignorance in mind...

  Would you like such a plugin on the Jakarta
  site,


Eclipse, is an editor www.eclipse.org I believe it is the foundation for
IBM's WAS product.  I don't have a problem with adding it to the ecs
distribution but contrib.'s is probably a better place for it.  I haven't
played around with eclipse much what does the plugin actually add to
eclipse, and is it somewhere I can get to it to give it a try?

-stephan


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Re: So close yet so far: DOCTYPE

2002-01-26 Thread snagy 

Been awhile since I've looked at it and the box with all my code on it
popped a power supply yesterday, but I think that if you
setPrettyPrint(true) on the parent element before adding any children the
children will inherit the state.  I may have disabled that functionality in
the XmlElement, I don't remember off hand.  This is fixed in the ecs2
codebase that I haven't done any work on in awhile, but is checked into cvs.

-stephan

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From: Chris Reeves [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ECS Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2002 1:48 PM
Subject: Re: So close yet so far: DOCTYPE


  I have to setPrettyPrint() for every element I want pretty printed.  I
  assumed setting a parent element to pretty print would affect all
children
  as well, but it doesn't.  I figured I'll just attach the file since it's
  pretty short.  The part you're interested in is right at the top (re:
  writeXML()).

 I ran up against the setPrettyPrint issue recently. I too discovered that
I
 must setPrettyPrint for every element I generate.

 I suspect that I could extend the XML element class and do
 setPrettyPrint(true) as the default; has anyone seen this done?

 Thanks,
 Chris


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