I want to cross compile in Eclipse Luna (Windows -> Linux), but when I want to add a connection in the Remote System view the list is empty
I've installed the newest RSE in Eclipse. Maybe I've missed an important point which I don't know still, and that's why it is empty.
Any suggestions? Thank you!
If you're using Atelier, you may have noticed a project called "RemoteSystemsTempFiles" in the Atelier Explorer and Project Explorer views. This project is automatically created by the Eclipse Remote Systems Explorer (RSE) on start-up. The RSE allows you to connect to and work with a variety of remote systems.
Procedure 1 Open the Eclipse application 2 Select Window -> Open Perspective -> Other ... 3 Select Remote System Explorer as shown in Figure 1. The list of available perspectives may differ depending on which plugins are installed in Eclipse.
Now select the connection and right click then choose “ Connect ” option from the menu. Provide User ID and PWD in the popup window and click OK. If everything is fine Eclipse should be connected to the Remote machine and you can check the output in the Console view.
Eclipse IDE supports different system types to connect. SSH Only: Connection for SSH access to remote systems. Telnet Only: Connection for Telnet access to remote systems. UNIX: Any distribution of UNIX.
Please follow the below steps
and your issue will be resolved.
I had the same issue.
You've probably only installed the:
Remote System Explorer User Actions
Eclipse
-> Help
-> Install New Software
Photon
(http://download.eclipse.org/releases/photon) or any other version you're usingGeneral Purpose Tools
Remote System Explorer End-User Runtime
.tl;dr
You must install both:
- Remote System Explorer User Actions
- Remote System Explorer End-User Runtime
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