Product version: 1.0.0
System Requirements
Check Installation, Interactive mode, Pro-active mode
Check the Video Tutorial for quick manual.
For installation and usage troubleshooting, visit troubleshooting page | Back to tool page
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You need to restart Eclipse to use SurfClipse. |
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Once SurfClipse is installed successfully, you will see a SurfClipse tab in the main menu. Select Enable SurfClispe, and you will see two windows become visible-- one for showing search results (SurfClipse) and the other for shpwing resultant web page (SurfClipse Browser).
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SurfClipse facilitates Eclipse users to conduct web search from within the IDE. More interestingly, the plug-in can capture the context of the search to provide more targeted and useful results specially during exception handling. It works in two modes: interactive mode and pro-active mode.
Enabling interactive mode of usage. |
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During debugging, one exception occurred. |
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Now, you can search the error or exception message using search solution option. |
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Surfclipse generally takes a few seconds (around 15 seconds on average). The results will be shown in the panel within the IDE. |
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You can double-click any result entry and check the results within the SurfClipse Browser. |
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You also can select an error or exception from the Error Log and initiate the search operation from context-menu. |
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You can navigate backward, forward, and book mark web pages. |
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You can also perform keyword based search using the searching feature of SurfClipse result panel. The Keyword input is supported by autosuggestion about the encountered excpetion and automatic completion.
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Please email Masud Rahman if you face any issue with the installation and usage.