Re: PHPEclipse in WDSCi

Make sure the eclipse level of the phpeclipse will work with the eclipse
level of wdsc. I looked at this a while ago and seem to remember that
phpeclipse was using 3.2 and wdsc is 3.1 and ibm has no current plans to
upgrade soon. You should also look at the Zend for ISeries website which has
a IDE for php. The runtime and IDE are free.

Hope this helps.

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Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] PHPEclipse in WDSCi

afaik every plugin has it's own classloader. just installing the other
plugin might not help.

perhaps you could look into the quantum.jar provided by phpeclipse and look
if the class is in there.

but those plugin dependencies can really be a pain ... 

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I had the Quantum plugin already installed before I installed PHP.

Strange thing: my QuantumDB is 3.x but the PHPEclipse package included
2.4.5. 

To be sure, I installed that older version also, but it didn't help.

Thanks anyway.

Peter Colpaert
Application Developer
PLI - IT - Kontich, Belgium
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it seems that it doesn't find the class from the com.quantum package. does 
the php plugin rely on the quantum database plugin? perhaps you should 
install that plugin too!? quantum.sf.net