Re: Help Menu Configuration in Eclipse: MVC Struts Class TargetAudience
"Geeta Ramani" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.java.mvc.devel |
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| Organization | Central Maine Power Company |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Carlos: Hey! Got it!! I simply tried localhost:1061/help/ in my IE browser and it worked!! I think i was running into a firewall issue is all... Thansk a lot for your help! :) Geeta Carlos Duque wrote: > > 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