So I'm now flying Juno Eclipse. Installed bunch of packages to let me do Java and PHP work in Eclipse:
[root@bigfoot html]# rpm -qa | grep eclipseeclipse-pde-4.2.0-0.22.I201205031800.fc17.x86_64eclipse-rcp-4.2.0-0.22.I201205031800.fc17.x86_64eclipse-phpeclipse-1.2.3-4.fc17.noarcheclipse-emf-xsd-2.8.0-0.7.e674bb28ad412fc9bc786f2f9b3c157eb2cbdae0.fc17.noarcheclipse-swt-4.2.0-0.22.I201205031800.fc17.x86_64eclipse-dtp-1.10-0.1.M6.fc17.noarcheclipse-gef-3.8.0-0.3.20120402.fc17.noarcheclipse-platform-4.2.0-0.22.I201205031800.fc17.x86_64eclipse-emf-core-2.8.0-0.22.I201205031800.fc17.x86_64eclipse-emf-2.8.0-0.7.e674bb28ad412fc9bc786f2f9b3c157eb2cbdae0.fc17.noarchicu4j-eclipse-4.4.2.2-11.fc17.noarcheclipse-jdt-4.2.0-0.22.I201205031800.fc17.x86_64[root@bigfoot html]#
So great, I have a shiny Juno installation that lets me do PHP work (not tested Java builds yet...) , woohoo!
So how do I get Javascript editing working?
When I was using Eclipse downloaded directly from the Eclipse project I just needed to install WTP (I think), so I went looking for that and found a few likely candidates:
yum install eclipse-wtp-common eclipse-wtp-servertools eclipse-wtp-sourceeditingNow when I fire up Eclipse Juno, it starts, but I get all sorts of error messages about null pointers and not being able to initialise plugin properly. I guess those packages aren't quite right somehow.
So when I get this PHP contract out of the way I may be switching back to a 'proper' Eclipse installation direct from the Eclipse project.
Unless any Fedora people out there can hold my hand through my Eclipse Juno Javascript editing setup needs? ;)