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Saturday March 08, 2003

Resin plugin for Eclipse

Since I'm starting to learn more about Resin, I went searching for a Resin Plugin for Eclipse. I found ResinLauncher at improve-technologies.com. Trying it now with Resin 3.0.0 Beta.

Update: That plugin sucks, and I couldn't find any from my favorite plugins site that just worked. Maybe with a little more effort, but I don't have the patience. If anyone knows of a plugin that works as nice as the Tomcat Launcher, let me know. I think the Tomcat one b/c I don't really have to setup my project to be a "Tomcat Project", but rather I can simply run Tomcat in Eclipse and set breakpoints and such.

Posted in Java at Mar 08 2003, 07:19:33 AM MST 2 Comments
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You can try the MNPZ Resin Launcher Plugin at: http://www.monyplaza.net/soft/eclipse_e.xtp#net.monyplaza.eclipse.resin_0.9.7.jar I use resin and like it, but still have not found really good plugin for eclipse either.

Posted by dsuspense on March 08, 2003 at 09:57 PM MST #

The plugin only work with resin 2.
Resin 3 is still beta. I'll work on an update to make it work with resin 3. Watch for an update next week.

Posted by Aurélien on March 10, 2003 at 12:33 PM MST #

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