Sorry I can't understand well the license agreement.
Here is the link I followed to install Zend Studio as a Plugin.
Zend Studio as a Plugin
I know that Zend Studio IDE is not free. So taht, I am wondering if the plugin is not a free plugin.
is it
free to use?
free to create personal/commercial site?
no license violation at all?
Zend Studio is commercial software. You can install it as a plugin if you have an existing Eclipse-based IDE but you will still be asked for a license key. PDT, however, is the free version of Zend Studio which has some of the standard code editing features.
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I am trying to create an MSI file through WiX. To do that in VSCode, I need to install the "HeatWave" extension. But I can't find it in the extension marketplace.
It is, however, in the online web browser marketplace.
I downloaded the VSIX file and tried to install it through that - Didn't work either.
It just gave me this error.
"extension/package.json was not found in ZIP"
What is preventing me from installing the extension? Is there any other way to add WiX to Visual Studio Code?
HeatWave is an extension for Visual Studio; it doesn't support Visual Studio Code. We're not aware of any Visual Studio Code extensions for WiX today. But please file a feature idea at https://github.com/firegiant/HeatWaveSupport/issues/new/choose so the dev team can track interest in VSCode.
Is it possible to use the Worklight Studio plugin for eclipse with IBM's Rational Application Developer IDE (8.5).
It depends on the Worklight Studio version you are trying to use.
If you try to install the latest available version from Eclipse marketplace (the developer edition which is 6.1.0.1), then it won't be possible, since RAD 8.5 uses Eclipse 3.6 while Worklight Studio needs to be installed on 4.2.2
An older version of Worklight Studio would allow you to do that combination, but if you are willing to do a migration, the best would be to get some flavor or RAD 9 (which is based on Eclipse 4.2, then compatible with Worklight Studio).
Regards
Orlando
I'm using Mule Studio to create my integration applications and running them on the Community Edition. I'm having issues because Mule Studio is always changing the schemas. For example, I want to use mule-ftp.xsd, but it will change it to mule-ftp-ee.xsd.
Is there a way to tell Mule Studio to not user Enterprise Edition features?
I found how to do it. You need to install the Community Edition runtime and edit the mule-project.xml file as explained here:
http://www.mulesoft.org/documentation/display/current/Adding+Community+Runtime
Is it possible to use Wix with Express editions? I am interested in 2010/2012 versions. I know I can use candle and light from the command line, but I am interested in integration with IDE
The Express versions of VS does not allow to extend the VS with the necessary plug-ins. So you have to stay with the command line.
Alternatively to VS you could try WiXEdit.
Actually, if the goal is to have a free installer suite, WiX is perfectly happy installing into Visual Studio Shell Integrated, which is freely available. All features of WiX are available.
The only limitation is you have to open a different instance of Visual Studio in order to build your installer, but I haven't found this to be limiting in the slightest, and in fact I appreciate the separation of concerns.
Of course, another solution these days is to simply use VS Community Edition.
I have IntelliJ IDEA 10.3 Community Edition installed along with JDK 1.6 which has been working fine for Android development.
Now that I am trying to develop J2ME applications, I installed Sun WTK 3.0, but I am unable to add it to IDEA since there is no "Add mobile SDK" option in Project Structure dialog.
Java ME plug-in is not available in the Community Edition. It is supposed to be available from Settings | Plugins, but for some reason it was not published there.
The solution would be to download and Ultimate Edition and copy IDEA_UE/plugins/j2meplugin into IDEA_CE/plugins.
There is an open issue for this problem.