MELERIX wrote:so Classic is enough for all, the others bundles are just for dedicated development, that come with some things pre-installed, and other that you will not use, etc.
Yeah, but l2j is dedicated development and doesn't need all that extra stuff that comes with Classic. Doesn't need even half of what comes in the JAVA Developers build...
The heavier the build, the slower it is, because it loads all its packages at runtime, and you don't have many options at disabling some of the features. Because of that, I'd recomment the one for JAVA Developers.
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i have nothing because i can't install them i don't know what is rong i deleted eclipse 4.2 classic till now 20 times and try'd again and again and nothing same error and i have try to add the Zipped file http://subclipse.tigris.org/servlets/Pr ... derID=2240 but it gives me another error.
And what's with subversive?
Also, you don't need to delete/setup eclipse all the time, that won't change anything.
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It hasn't downloaded the update sites from the web yet. If it had, you would have a tree of folders there.
Maybe you denied your Eclipse's internet connection or smth?
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http://help.eclipse.org/juno/index.jsp? ... rences.htm
Here are the ports: 80, 443 and 1080.
Try opening Window > Show View > Error Log and then opening the update process (not in a maximised mode). See if there are any errors.
Alternatively, you could try finding windows (or any other) firewall's rules and check if Eclipse is not blocked somewhere.
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You can double-click on that error to show the full message.
If there is something more than that, copy-paste it here, don't make a screenshot.
Just don't forget to use the "quote" bbtag for it.
Also, you can try reading the top voted answer here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7625 ... ses-indigo
and see if there's something useful (for example, the eclipse's built-in web browser; if it works, then it's not ports).
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