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Is there an error message when you try to open the design page? Are there any compilation errors in your workspace that would prevent compilation of the source code? Could you perhaps upload a screenshot of your IDE that shows the issue? Because I have a hard time visualizing the problem with just your description alone. |
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You know what should i do? |
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That looks a lot like the WindowBuilder installation is broken. If you only need Swing support, then you don't need the XWT component, so my suggestion is to simply uninstall it. In the menu bar, click Help -> About Eclipse IDE -> Installation Details In the Installed Software tab, select both "WindowBuilder SWT Designer XWT Support" and "WindowBuilder XML Core" and click "Uninstall...". That might already be enough to fix this problem.
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Thank you! |
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It works smoothly for me, Thanks a lot! |
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i am already install windowbuilder this t
is did from my office pc after i export as archive file and in my personal
lap i am import that file. in meantime this form *design **window*s does
not appear.
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i am uninstalled but it seems not appear
…On Tue, Dec 12, 2023 at 10:17 PM Patrick Ziegler ***@***.***> wrote:
That looks a lot like the WindowBuilder installation is broken. If you
only need Swing support, then you don't need the XWT component, so my
suggestion is to simply uninstall it.
In the menu bar, click Help -> About Eclipse IDE -> Installation Details
In the Installed Software tab, select both "WindowBuilder SWT Designer XWT
Support" and "WindowBuilder XML Core" and click "Uninstall...". That might
already be enough to fix this problem.
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Alright, they are gone, what do I need to do next? |
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In principle, you only have to restart the Eclipse afterwards. After you've done that, can you check whether the XWT bundle is also gone from the plugins tab? If so, then I'd expect that the editor should work again. |
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The outdated files are gone from the Installed Software tab, however they are still in the Plugins tab and I'm still getting the error, even after restarting. I don't know how to get rid of them |
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Hm... now that makes things a little bit more difficult. As a last-ditch effort, you could try going through the previous configurations in the "Installation History" tab and revert to a configuration before you've installed WindowBuilder 1.9.0 and then do a clean installation of the latest release, afterwards.
If that still doesn't work, I'm almost tempted to suggest setting up a fresh Eclipse IDE. You can import any previously installed features via the import wizard in In the dialog that is opened by "From Existing Installation", you can choose your current Eclipse installation and then pick everything (except WindowBuilder of course) that needs to be carried over.
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I tried reinstalling eclipse and the plugin, and it finally works! Thank you very much for the time you took to help :) |
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i am doing my work in office pc and i am coping that folder to my usb, after i am trying to open that folder where codes are working but design menu not appearing . i did java swing with eclipse.
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