CFEclipse 1.3 Released! Be Coldfused no more.
Posted At : January 26, 2007 1:50 PM
| Posted By : Mark Drew
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After a year of development, countless bugs fixed, a number of features added, CFEclipse 1.3 has finally been unleashed!
It has taken a while I have to admit, but we have finally released CFEclipse 1.3 onto the update site, you can get this release by using Eclipse's Software Update feature (help -> Software Updates -> Find and Install... ) and add http://www.cfeclipse.org/update/ as a remote update site.
There will be a couple more announcements over the next few days, so keep alert! I also promise to start writing about the new features in this release and the upcoming schedule of releases over the coming year.
As a side note, you don't need to be coldfused anymore!
(oh and thanks to Brian for letting the cat out of the bag before I was quite ready... serves me right for making you all so inquisitive!)



I was tyring to do a little switcharoo, but I guess once the news got out...
MD
I hate to be negative on your release post, but I have the new version installed and I dont see any love for the 'large file open and auto-complete slows to a crawl' issue. I have a cfc that is 1800 lines long, and I usually have to write my functions in a different tab, then paste it into my large file. Is that a general eclipse issue, or is that cfeclipse related?
thanks again for all your efforts, I appreciate it!
http://trac.cfeclipse.org/cfeclipse/query?status=n...
Congrats on the release!
DK
To fix this I closed Eclipse and went into /Applications/Eclipse/plugins and removed the com.rohanclan.cfml* folder, restarted Eclipse and it all worked fine. Just wanted to post in case others hit that problem.
Very cool release
Great work Mark! We really appreciate it!
Thank you very much for your efforts!
I have been working on CFEclipse 1.3 for a year, so there has been lots of stuff in it, I will have to install 1.2.1 to compare!
Remember Joe, I am excited as I have fixed 50 + bugs and issues (36 I think showing on the trac site, but that is just since we moved to trac) and been working on this for a year...
thanks!
You'll see the site sprout pages through the coming week :)
Congratulations on the release of 1.3 - and thanks a lot for all the hard work you put in.
Quick question: i can't access the internet from my work desktop (don't ask). Is there some place i could download a zip of the latest release for "manual installation"? I tried downloading from the update site by hand, but all i got was a tiny jar file with a single feature.xml file in it...
Regs,
/t
On a side note: I was right :)
http://www.cfeclipse.org/nightly/
download, unzip and treat it like a Local Update site (I havent tested this... but hell hopefully it would work)
@ Aaron: if you have a com.rohanclan.cfml.XXXX folder in you plugins directory, delete it. and then update.
@Michael: that feature isnt as ready as I would hope, so since its a separate feature OF CFEclipse, I shall be working on making sure the build has it in the future, WHEN ITS READY.
"resulting configuration does not contain the platform"
Until I shut down Eclipse, removed all folders under /plugins and /features that had "cfeclipse" in them, and started again.
Thanks Mark!
P.S. Looks like the cfscript copy-and-paste bugs are still there?
A word of caution for anyone using the Eclipse update manager -- it does not work if you are coming from something other than 1.3betas. You need to manually remove the old cfEclipse from your plugin directory and then install 1.3 a fresh. It trashed my settings, but after a wee digging around it was obvious what was going on.
Mark, am I to understand that you are pretty much the only developer on cfEclipse now? If this is the case, why don't you setup a PayPal Donation button and get a little reward for your efforts.
Keep up the good work.
very good ... although don't be scared to say its for YOU! Dude you've earned it, spend it on yourself and bugger the conference tour. Any good conference should be paying your expenses to come and talk.
stick it on the main cfEclipse site as well ... why not? I do not believe there would be one person that would complain.
Brilliant mate! I tested 1.3 on 3.1.2, 3.2.1 and 3.3M4 and it works fine for each one! Thanks for the hard work. =)
Cheers,
Teddy
I have to know how you fixed that cfscript bug... I looked and looked at that one, but I didn't know where to start, nor where to go once I picked a random spot...
What was causing it?
Help -> Software Updates -> Manage Configuration.
All of your plugins should be listed there. Right click on the existing CFEclipse install and choose 'Uninstall' :)
Adobe needs to either hire you full-time Mark or at least bring it in house and put some developers on it.
Have a great weekend! (err.. I shall be updating the site... fun fun fun)
I have been using it over the weekend and so far looks great. I did have one issue with the eclipse toolbars (not the CFML specific ones) not visible on one of my home machines so I don't have any cfeclipse icons like the word wrap etc. -clean did not help. I uninstalled all cfeclipse plugins, reinstalled and still not go. Perhaps I will have to start with a fresh copy of eclipse.
Question, where one should submit bug reports and feature requests? I have an issue with filenames / directories not alpha sorting in the File Explorer View. Also would be nice to be able to show file last mod dates there and maybe size.
Many thanks
I have noticed some people seem to be having problems... I need to check how they got CFEclipse, the site went down and I had to rebuild from a backup I had on my iPod (of all places) since I had just updated it the day before... pah.
I got it from http://www.cfeclipse.org/update on Friday, notebook right after the release and main home system (the one with the issue) on Saturday or Sunday all Chicago central US time.
I also keep having problem with the Edit and Remove being greyed out in the install window for CFEclipse update sites I created earlier even as they are not in the bookmarks.xml file.
regards,
Paul.
Cheers,
Paul Dale