Troubleshooting
Network connection problems occur when installing or
updating plug‑ins in Eclipse
If you connect to the Internet through a proxy, then make sure the proxy connection is set up correctly in Eclipse. For
more information, see“Installing the development environment” on page 13.
The Lexmark Solution Development perspective or other
features are missing
Make sure that Java SE 6 is installed:
1 From the Windows Control Panel, double‑click Java.
2 On the General tab, click About.
3 In the About Java window, make sure that the version number is at least 6.
4 If an older version is installed, then install the Java SE 6 Development Kit (JDK) and Java Runtime Environment (JRE),
available from java.sun.com
Auto‑complete does not work or items are missing in
auto‑complete lists for LDD objects
Try one or more of the following:
• Make sure JSEclipse is installed properly.
• JSEclipse requires a workspace folder name with no spaces. Make sure your workspace folder name does not have
spaces:
1 Click File > Switch Workspaces > Other.
2 In the Workspace field, type a path with no spaces, or click Browse and then select a folder that results in a path
with no spaces.
3 To copy your current workbench layout and working sets, expand Copy Settings and select the options.
4 Click OK.
Eclipse restarts and uses the new workspace.
5 Click LDD SDK > LDD Update JSEclipse Autocomplete.
6 When prompted, click Yes to restart Eclipse.
• Make sure the auto‑complete libraries for JSEclipse have been updated for LDD:
1 In Eclipse, click LDD SDK > LDD Update JSEclipse Autocomplete.
Note: The menu item will be unavailable if JSEclipse is not installed.
2 When prompted, click Yes to restart Eclipse.
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