[Devtools] launching eclipse from command line

[Burr Sutter]

On Mon, Aug 29, 2016 at 10:05 AM, Mickael Istria <mistria at redhat.com> wrote:

> On 08/29/2016 03:54 PM, Burr Sutter wrote:
>
> It seems IntelliJ IDEA has this feature.  In at least one demo, the
> presenter make it look so easy that I would assume everybody in the
> audience would want that IDE.   It behaved just like a regular text editor.
>
> He went to start.spring.io
> downloaded the default project .zip
> and magically opened it, ready to go
>
> Ok, so what you want is that Eclipse IDE can open zip files (not
> directories)
>

directory is great
.zip is handled via the magic of the browser it self - Safari can
auto-unzip.


> and can be associated as default editor for them, with default behavior of
> importing them? (looking at your video at 23:30-something)
> Note that despite being cool in a demo, there are not many people who'd
> like their IDE to be associated as default software for zip files like it
> was done as a preparation of this demo.
>
> In Eclipse IDE, currently, the similar demo is
> * He went to start.spring.io
> * downloaded the default project .zip
> * In Eclipse, he did File > Import projects from filesystem..., selected
> the zip and pressed Finish
> and it worked.
>

There is another person doing this demo and he just "double clicks" on the
pom.xml - apparently having an associate between pom.xml and IDE


> Please try it, and if you have any concern, track it somewhere so we have
> a chance to put it in JBoss Tools backlog.
>
> There is not much related to memory consumption is not much related to
> this user story.
> --
> Mickael Istria
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