Hello-
So, I'm trying to upgrade to the new ADT/SDK, and it won't work!

I've COMPLETELY wiped all Eclipse data, programs, etc. and did a complete reinstall, but alas, no.
I keep getting:

Android Editors (0.2.0.200802081635) requires plug-in "org.eclipse.wst.sse.ui".

When trying to install the ADT.(Eclipse plugin)
Any help?
thanks,
Questioneer

Hi,

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Nevermind this post, completely misread your post
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did you try checking what plug-ins you have installed by going to:
Help > Software Updates > Manage Configuration

Check if Android Development Tools and the Android Editor are in there, if so Right Click them and uninstall them. Then try downloading them again and installing them by the Find and Install...

hi,

In menu Help->software updates -> find & install new
Here remove if any ADT already there ..
Now again start find & install as given in documentation .

Iam alos faced now fine.

by
vamsi

Hey-
I tried to explain that there is no ADT there, as I've completely reinstalled Eclipse(deleted personal data), and reinstalled, but I get the same problem.
For months I could run the old stuff fine.

Here's a screenshot of all the plugins I have installed.

ADT now comes in 2 parts. The new Android Editors plugin requires 'org.eclipse.wst.sse.ui' which doesn't come with all releases of Eclipse.

When selecting features to install click on 'Developer Tools' and it will expand into 2 options, from here you can choose to only install the original ADT plugin which doesn't require anything extra to be installed with Eclipse.

In regards to the org.eclipse.wst.see.ui plugin for the Editor I haven't tried installing this so I can't help you sorry.

eclipse 3.3.1.1 Classic doesnt come with WST; so I guess we must download Eclipse for Java

res wrote:ADT now comes in 2 parts. The new Android Editors plugin requires 'org.eclipse.wst.sse.ui' which doesn't come with all releases of Eclipse.

When selecting features to install click on 'Developer Tools' and it will expand into 2 options, from here you can choose to only install the original ADT plugin which doesn't require anything extra to be installed with Eclipse.

In regards to the org.eclipse.wst.see.ui plugin for the Editor I haven't tried installing this so I can't help you sorry.

Hello Anil,

yes you have to.

What could also be possible, deselecting/deactiviting the "Editor Tools". As far as I know , they are not neccesary, they just provide some dialogs and syntax highlighting for AndroidManifest and Resoruce-Files.

Regards,
plusminus

plusminus wrote:Hello Anil,

yes you have to.

What could also be possible, deselecting/deactiviting the "Editor Tools". As far as I know , they are not neccesary, they just provide some dialogs and syntax highlighting for AndroidManifest and Resoruce-Files.

Regards,
plusminus

When updated I deselected the "Editor Tools" and don't seem to be missing out on much.

Both parts of ADT plugin can be installed in eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers. This IDE includes WST.