Help Menu Configuration in Eclipse: MVC Struts Class Target Audience

All,

Based on the described issues with the Help, you may need to reset the 
configuration for the browser used by Eclipse.  Go to Window | 
Preferences.  In the Preferences modal box that appears highlight (but do 
not expand) Help.  Select the appropriate browser for your system.  If  a 
Wintel system, select the embedded Internet Explorer Adaptor; if Linux 
select system defaut.

Then expand the Help item and highlight Help Server.  It should default to 
a null or blank entry for host name and 0 port.

Try Help again with the revised or confirmed settings, and if that does not 
work modify these settings to reflect you host name and port.

Carlos

At 09:55 AM 3/3/03, you wrote:
Carlos:

Thanks for your reply. I seem to be having a problem viewing "Help". I get an
error message saying :Launching url http://127.0.0.1:1147/help/index.jsp"
using browser program "mozilla" has failed. Specify another browser". I tried
with both Netscape and IE and neither worked... Is there something obvious I
am missing?

Thanks!
Geeta
P.S> i haven't tried google yet (just got to this today), but thought I'd
write to you in case you have some easy solution for me...:)

Carlos Duque wrote:

 > Hi Geeta,
 >
 > If you look up "Content/code assist" in the help menu (which you may of
 > course access from the pull-down menu bar Help | Help Contents), you will
 > see a list of entries that lay out this functionality.
 >
 > Cheers,
 >
 > Carlos
 >
 > At 02:24 PM 3/2/03, you wrote:
 > >Carlos:
 > >
 > >Yes, Eclipse seems quite easy to use!  The only thing that i miss which i
 > >depended
 > >on heavily when I used Forte/Studio One is command-completion.  I'm sure
 > >Eclipse
 > >has it too, but I don't know how to use it. Do you?
 > >
 > >Geeta