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How would I set the Mathematica Path in Workbench 3?

Doug Kimzey, DPRA, Inc.
Posted 12 years ago

I started an Application Project in Workbench 3.0. When I double-click the default nb file, Mathematica 9 started. I have Mathematica 9 and 10 on my box.

In Workbench 2.0, there was a path setting to the Mathematica Application. Has this been removed in Workbench 3?
POSTED BY: Doug Kimzey
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Mike Besso
Mike Besso
Posted 4 years ago

While setting up my new MacBookPro with Mathematica, Workbench and Eclipse, I installed Workbench 3.

Unfortunately, I get jlink errors when trying to unit test or open a Notebook from Workbench.

I've already opened a support ticket, but it is Christmas, so I realize I need to be patient.

Is anyone else using Workbench 3 now?

thanks
POSTED BY: Mike Besso
Luis Mendes
Luis Mendes
Posted 12 years ago

When is expect the release of the Wolfram Workbench 3? Currently I'm using the Mathematica 10.0.1 and have Premier Service Plus (with Mathematica Online).
POSTED BY: Luis Mendes
POSTED BY: George Woodrow III
POSTED BY: Doug Kimzey
POSTED BY: George Woodrow III
POSTED BY: Doug Kimzey

I did get the pre-release Workbench 3, and it did fix the serious issue that I uncovered. However, I hesitate to do any "serious" work with it, since it was implied that it was not a "late-beta" version of Workbench 3.

It was my understanding that a significant number of Mathematica 10 users would have issues with Workbench 2.x.

I am looking forward to getting the new release -- when it is ready, of course.
POSTED BY: George Woodrow III

The "Workbench 3" being talked about is a special-case, limited-release, pre-prerelease version that fixes a serious problem connecting Mathematica 10 and Workbench 2.

If your Workbench mostly works with your Mathematica, this "Workbench 3" is not relevant for you.

POSTED BY: Bruce Miller

Easier to just select "Preferences" from the Wolfram Workbench menu (on OS X, at least), and select "Wolfram" from the list. My installation selected Mathematica 10 by default. (I also have version 9.0.1 installed).
POSTED BY: George Woodrow III

Hi George,

Thanks very much! In the Windows version:

  1. Select the "Preferences" item of the "Windows" menu.
  2. Click the "Wolfram" item,
  3. Click "Edit" on the Wolfram Engine Installations and browse to the installation of Mathematica to use.
  4. Click OK.
  5. Save any outstanding changes to the currently open project.
  6. Clcik File | Restart.
POSTED BY: Doug Kimzey
Fulvio Spagna
Fulvio Spagna
Posted 12 years ago

Hi Doug,

When is Workbench 3 going to be released to the user community? Thank you,

Fulvio
POSTED BY: Fulvio Spagna

To set the path to Mathematica in Workbench 3:

  1. Right click the project in the Navigator and click the "Run As | Run Configurations..." item of the context menu.
  2. Click your project in the left-hand pane of the "Create, manage, and run configurations" dialog.
  3. Click the "Wolfram Engine Installation" tab.
  4. Click the "Manage Installations..." button.
  5. Click the "Edit..." button to modify the path used for Mathematica.
  6. Click the "Browse..." button to set the path to the Mathematica installation you wish to use.
  7. Click the "Apply" button. Click the "OK" button.
  8. Close the "Run Configurations" dialog.
  9. Save any outstanding changes to the currently open project.
  10. Click File | Restart.
POSTED BY: Doug Kimzey
Jon Rogers
Jon Rogers
Posted 12 years ago

I wasn't aware WB3 even existed. I have premier service and this is the first I have heard of it.

POSTED BY: Jon Rogers

Hi Jon - Wolfram had kindly sent me a link to download and try Workbench 3. The main updates are:

Wolfram Cloud Integration - This version has functionality that allows you to work with either a local Mathematica or the Wolfram Cloud (there is a new perspective "Wolfram Language Development").

Editor Improvements Improvements to completion - Camel case and case insensitive completion.

Unit test support improvements that directly support Mathematica 10 Unit Testing

Using version 3.9 of Eclipse editor

There are some differences but overall this looks very good.

POSTED BY: Doug Kimzey
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