- Download RSE SDK, and either
+ The simplest way to get RSE is via the Update Manager: From your running instance
+of Eclipse 3.2, choose Help > Software Updates > Find and Install....
+Choose "Search for New Features to Install", and add a new Remote Site named
+"RSE" and pointing to http://download.eclipse.org/dsdp/tm/updates/.
+Select the RSE SDK feature, and perform the update process as usual.
+If you prefer manual installation, you can download RSE SDK and either
- Extract it into your installation of Eclipse 3.2, or
- Extract it into an empty directory and link it as product extension via Help > Install/Update, or
- (If you want to write code for RSE) extract it into an empty directory, and from an Eclipse PDE Workspace
@@ -65,7 +82,10 @@ local host, which is shown by default:
- Browse the Filesystem, choose contextmenu > show in Table, and observe the Properties view
- Create a new Filter to show specific resources in the file system only
-
- Launch an RSE Shell (Shells node > Launch)
+ - Launch an RSE Shell (Shells node > Launch)
+
- In the Shell, perform commands such as ls, dir, ps, gcc, make and see the output interpreted
+ - Use Ctrl+Space Content Assist on the shell command entry field
+
For operations on an actual remote system, you can either
@@ -84,7 +104,7 @@ For operations on an actual remote system, you can either
RSE is a framework that supports plugging in many different communication protocols.
By default, the dstore, FTP and ssh protocol plug-ins are provided, with dstore being
-the most richest in features.
+the richest in features.
Dstore requirs a server to run on the remote system. There are several methods to
get a server launched for a particular user, the most easy one to set up is the
@@ -155,9 +175,6 @@ users can start a dstore server for themselves only, instead of a daemon:
- On dstore, you can browse into remote archives (*.zip, *.tar) without having to transfer the entire contents. This works thanks
to "miners" on the remote side. Custom miners can be plugged into the dstore server.
Note: Some tar formats currently fail to work. See bug 139207.
- - On dstore, when you list directories in a remote shell, the shell output is parsed to identify
- files, folders and even line numbers from compiler error messages. These items can also be
- dragged and dropped, or double clicked to position an editor on them.
- On dstore, you can choose Search > Remote....
- The dstore miners support searching a remote file system
without having to transfer any data.
@@ -183,25 +200,29 @@ users can start a dstore server for themselves only, instead of a daemon:
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