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jUCMNav v1.1.0

Download

Get the user v1.1.0 release here (jar).

Requirements

Operating Systems

  • Windows XP (tested) :check:
  • Linux (tested) :check:
  • MacOS X (tested) :check:
  • Any other O/S on which you can run Eclipse (currently untested - please report your success)

JDK

Prerequisites

  • For more in-depth information and a guide about installation of prerequisites, see DevDocDeployment.
  • Eclipse
    • jUCMNav 1.1 requires Eclipse 3.1
    • Older/newer builds might work, known issues with 3.0.1 but core works
    • We recommend you download the Eclipse SDK.
  • The Graphical Editing Framework
    • jUCMNav 1.1 requires GEF 3.1.0
    • We recommend you download the SDK or runtime.
    • This can be installed through the Eclipse update function, select the "Eclipse.org" update site already listed.
  • The Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF and SDO)
    • jUCMNav 1.1 requires EMF/SDO 2.1
    • We recommend you download the SDK or runtime, but make sure you get EMF and SDO; the plugin will not work otherwise.
    • This can be installed through the Eclipse update function, select the "Eclipse.org" update site already listed.
  • [Optional] GraphViz dot

Release Notes

Installation

From binaries:
Download and install all prerequisites, then copy the file seg.jUCMNav_1.1.0.jar into your /eclipse/plugins/ directory. Restart Eclipse.

Help

End-user documentation is integrated with the Eclipse help system. Access Help > Help Contents from the Eclipse workbench, then select topic jUCMNav Online Help.

Reporting Bugs / Usability Requests

  • Send your bug reports to <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>.
  • Include reproduction steps, sample .jucm files and, if applicable, copy-paste the error log messages.
  • If you're zealous enough, we'll create a BugZilla account for you :)

Known Issues

  • Autolayout still a prototype, import robustness issues (some components might not move during autolayout)
  • Does not load if -nl parameter is passed to Eclipse. (fixed in latest build)

-- Main.JasonKealey - 26 Aug 2005

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