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Not able to view Odata Modeler in Eclipse

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Hello Experts,

I Just followed the URL  SAP Development Tools for Eclipse  and installed Android SDK , Java(JDK-7u45), Eclipse(eclipse-jee-kepler-SR)https://tools.hana.ondemand.com/#gateway as a Pre-requisite for GWPA Installer for developing Odata using SMP3.0 . Later-on installed Juno and GWPA Components. After creating  a Project in Eclipse , I am not able to View Odata Modeler(Editor) in Eclipse . What could be the reason . Did I miss any Software pre-installation.

Appreciate your help.

Thanks,

Uday.

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CarlosRoggan
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Hello Uday,

regarding the OData Modeler, please see the screeenshot for the feature that needs to be installed in eclipse:

Apart from Juno and Java, there are no further requirements.

Kepler is not supported.

Android SDK is not needed for doing OData modelling.

You can verify if the feature installed via eclipse main menu -> Help -> About Eclipse -> Installation Details

It should be listed there:

This feature provides e.g. the OData Perspective. You can check that as well:

Eclipse main menu -> Window -> Open Perspective -> other -> OData

What do you mean, you do not see? Do you get an error message?

What project did you create?

In order to open the modeler, you have to first create a simple empty project, the create a blank OData model with the Odata Model wizard (File -> new -> other -> Odata Development).

Then the odata-model-editor should open automatically.

The Odata Modeler is bound to files, which are xml-based resource files with file extension .odata

I hope this helps to identify the problem.

Cheers,

Carlos

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Hi

Has the update sit stopped working ?

Cant find that site through Juno

Regards

Nitin

CarlosRoggan
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Hi Nitin, I've just tried it out and from my Eclipse(juno) installation, I'm able to access the update site.

Are you installing from scratch? Have you entered proxy settings? You can try opening the Eclipse-internal Web Browser and enter the following URL there:

https://tools.hana.ondemand.com/juno/artifacts.jar

It should be accessible.

Have you had a look into the error log?

Regards,

Carlos