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Properties view not working in Eclipse

blezek

Our group has been having problems with the Activiti Designer Plugin for Eclipse. When we create a diagram, the properties do not show up in the Eclipse properties view, making it very difficult to edit and construct workflows. Does anyone have any suggestions for how to figure this problem out? With prior versions of the Activiti Designer and Eclipse this worked perfectly.

We have several custom Workflow items which show up on the palette, but the same problem occurs when our custom items are not install.d

Current configuration:
Mac OS X 10.7.5
Eclipse 4.3.0
Activiti Designer 5.11.2

Any help appreciated!
-dan

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trademak

Hi,

You are using Eclipse 4.3.0? Where did you get that from?
The properties view should be fine for Eclipse Indigo and Juno. Which Eclipse distribution are you using (Java, JEE etc)?

Best regards,

blezek

You are using Eclipse 4.3.0? Where did you get that from?
The properties view should be fine for Eclipse Indigo and Juno. Which Eclipse distribution are you using (Java, JEE etc)?

Ahh, 4.3 is a beta of Kepler. Apparently the Designer plugin does not work in Kepler. We changed to Kepler because of a bug in the XML editor in Juno (4.2).

I downloaded the Juno EE SR2 version (http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/technology/epp/downloads/release/juno/SR2/eclipse-jee-juno-SR2-macosx-cocoa-x86_64.tar.gz) and re-installed and all is well.

Thanks for the tip and sorry for the excitement,
-dan