Updated "FreeMarker IDE" installation instructions due to its removal from JBoss Tools.
diff --git a/src/main/docgen/book.xml b/src/main/docgen/book.xml
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<td>Syntax highlight, syntax error marker, code completion for
macro names and bean property names.</td>
- <td><para>This is developed as part of <link
- xlink:href="http://tools.jboss.org/">JBoss
- Tools</link>.</para><para>On <emphasis>Eclipse Oxygen</emphasis>
- (starting from JBoss Tools 4.5.1): Go to <quote>Help</quote> /
- <quote>Eclipse Marketplace...</quote>, search for <quote>JBoss
- Tools</quote>, <quote>Install</quote>. A tree of check boxes will
- appear, uncheck all (by unchecking the root) except <quote>JBoss
- Central Community</quote>. After installing that, in the Red Hat
- Central tab (if it's not already open, click the Red Hat icon on
- the toolbar), on that click the <quote>Add Tools</quote> icon (it
- looks like a bunch of tools), and there check out
- <quote>Freemarker IDE</quote>, and press
- <quote>Install/Update</quote> at the bottom.</para><para>On
- <emphasis>Eclipse Neon</emphasis>, go to <quote>Help</quote> /
- <quote>Eclipse Marketplace...</quote>, search for <quote>JBoss
- Tools</quote> (should give version 4.<emphasis
- role="bold">4</emphasis>.x), <quote>Install</quote>. A tree of
- check boxes will appear, uncheck all (by unchecking the root)
- except <quote>FreeMarker IDE</quote>.</para><para><emphasis>On
- older Eclipse versions</emphasis> such as <emphasis>Mars and
- Luna</emphasis>, the Marketplace only offers JBoss Tools versions
- in which the FreeMarker support is way too old. But you can
- install a newer <quote>FreeMarker IDE</quote> manually, and try if
- it works on your older Eclipse version. The versions made for
- Eclipse Neon has worked fine on Mars. In Eclipse, go to
- <quote>Help</quote> / <quote>Install New Software...</quote>, and
- copy-paste
- http://download.jboss.org/jbosstools/neon/stable/updates/ (or even
- http://download.jboss.org/jbosstools/oxygen/stable/updates/) into
- the <quote>Work with</quote> field. In the text filter field below
- start to type <quote>freemarker</quote> (or expand the check box
- tree appearing below), and select <quote>FreeMarker IDE</quote>.
- Be sure no other components was checked. Then <quote>Next</quote>,
- <quote>Next</quote>, <quote>Finish</quote>.</para><para>Report
- bugs found on the <link
+ <td><para>This was developed at the <link
+ xlink:href="http://tools.jboss.org/">JBoss Tools</link> for a long
+ time, but as of JBoss Tools 4.5.3.AM2 they have removed it from
+ the product. So it's likely that it will be maintained elsewhere
+ in the future. Until that, you can <link
+ xlink:href="http://download.jboss.org/jbosstools/oxygen/snapshots/builds/jbosstools-freemarker_master/latest/all/repo/">install
+ the latest version from here</link>. Follow the instructions shown
+ there (<quote>Help</quote> / <quote>Install New
+ Software...</quote> etc.) While it's officially for Eclipse
+ Oxygen, apparently it works fine even on the much older Eclipse
+ Mars.</para><para>Note: If the plugin comes with an older
+ FreeMarker version than the one your application uses, it will
+ mark the usage of too fresh language features as errors. To fix
+ this, find <literal>freemarker*.jar</literal> inside the installed
+ plugin, under <literal><userHome>/.eclipse/</literal> or
+ under the Eclipse installation directory (you may need to search
+ inside <literal>jar</literal>-s). Exit Eclipse, and overwrite it
+ with the <literal>freemarker.jar</literal> you want, but keep the
+ file name of the replaced <literal>jar</literal>. You may also
+ need to find and delete the extracted OSGi bundle under
+ <literal>configuration\org.eclipse.osgi</literal> for the changes
+ to take effect.</para><para>Report bugs found on the <link
xlink:href="https://issues.jboss.org/issues/?jql=project%20%3D%20JBIDE%20AND%20component%20%3D%20freemarker">bug
tracker of the JBoss Tools project</link> (Key:
<literal>JBIDE</literal>; Component:
<literal>freemarker</literal>), and help to make the plugin better
<link
xlink:href="https://github.com/jbosstools/jbosstools-freemarker">on
- GitHub</link>!</para><para>To install the nightly development
- version, use this Eclipse update site:
- http://download.jboss.org/jbosstools/oxygen/snapshots/builds/jbosstools-freemarker_master/latest/all/repo/
- </para><para>Note: If the plugin comes with an older FreeMarker
- version than the one your application uses, it will mark the usage
- of too fresh language features as errors. To fix this, find
- <literal>freemarker*.jar</literal> inside the installed plugin,
- under <literal><userHome>/.eclipse/</literal> or under the
- Eclipse installation directory (you may need to search inside
- <literal>jar</literal>-s). Exit Eclipse, and overwrite it with the
- <literal>freemarker.jar</literal> you want, but keep the file name
- of the replaced <literal>jar</literal>. You may also need to find
- and delete the extracted OSGi bundle under
- <literal>configuration\org.eclipse.osgi</literal> for the changes
- to take effect.</para></td>
+ GitHub</link>!</para></td>
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