anonymous wrote : Then I tried JBoss Cache IDE 1.0 and created a new JBoss
Cache Project
You now could use the JBoss Cache IDE 2.0 version of the ide contains more
functionality and improvements on the 1.0 version
You could download the ide from main JBoss Eclipse IDE site:
Thanks for responding.
Well this is exactly what I was trying to do: the standard eclipse way of
showing available methods, but this does not work. First I thought it had
something to do with the AspectJ interation in my eclipse installation but this
does not work from a fresh eclipse
As far as I understand from your question, this is not related Eclipse JBoss
Cache IDE question, just eclipse user question.
If you like to see the all methods of the TreeCache class in eclipse
environenment, first of all ensured that TreeCache class exist in your project
classpath. And
