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‎11-10-2014 03:29 PM
Hi,
In my team, people are using either intellij Idea 14 or Eclipse Luna and looks like Activiti Designer is not supporting either of these two. Is it mandatory to use older version of eclipse with Activiti Designer?
In my team, people are using either intellij Idea 14 or Eclipse Luna and looks like Activiti Designer is not supporting either of these two. Is it mandatory to use older version of eclipse with Activiti Designer?
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‎11-12-2014 11:53 AM
Hi,
i'm currently on Eclipse Luna and it works fine.
Cheers,
i'm currently on Eclipse Luna and it works fine.
Cheers,

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‎11-13-2014 01:34 AM
What exactly does not work?
Activiti Designer works fine for me, too.
Kind Regards,
Marcus
Activiti Designer works fine for me, too.
Kind Regards,
Marcus
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‎11-14-2014 10:56 AM
Thanks for your replies. TL;DR: It works now.
So my development environment is VmWare Player on Windows 7 + Linux Mint + FireFox + Eclipse Luna. Initially when I created a new process definition in eclipse and looked at the xml version of the diagram, it didn't contain the <process> section and all I saw was the "diagram" part. But next time after I installed eclipse in a new VM and installed STS plugin before Activiti plugin and created another process difinition, the file contained both "process" and the "diagram" sections. I think this is purely concidental and must be due to "user error". I'm just sharing my experience in case it happened to someone else.
So my development environment is VmWare Player on Windows 7 + Linux Mint + FireFox + Eclipse Luna. Initially when I created a new process definition in eclipse and looked at the xml version of the diagram, it didn't contain the <process> section and all I saw was the "diagram" part. But next time after I installed eclipse in a new VM and installed STS plugin before Activiti plugin and created another process difinition, the file contained both "process" and the "diagram" sections. I think this is purely concidental and must be due to "user error". I'm just sharing my experience in case it happened to someone else.
