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Eclipse - installing a dependency plugin

I am trying to install a web tool platform for eclipse.

But alas, I get a long, long list of unsatisfied dependencies.

Now I run Ganymede, but remember that in the old eclipse installation there was a button labeled “Select Required” that will automatically load and process dependencies automatically. What happened to this button? Somebody knows? Now there is only a button with the inscription "Install", which when clicked calculates the requirements and dependencies, and then tells me that the elements are not valid during the current installation. Should I deal with dependencies now? Any help is greatly appreciated.

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Dependencies are automatically managed using the metadata included in the functions. The error you get indicates that you are trying to install functions that require a higher version of some of the basic functions already present in your Eclipse installation - although Eclipse is very modular, and even several versions of the same function can coexist in one installation, this is not one of the main functions.

I assume that you are trying to install WTP for Galileo to exit in Ganymede. Or you have used your Eclipse installation for too long and installed too many features - this happens from time to time. Your best chance is to download the new Galileo release.

BTW: WTP (?) Ganymede, 3.4 , ​​alredy

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