This version of Eclipse includes the mandatory GEF and EMF & SDO plug-ins. If the version of Eclipse you have installed does not include GEF or EMF, please install these plug-ins seperately following the instructions on the Eclipse website.
If you are interested in using the KPI monitoring functionality, install the web tools platform (WTP) plug-in.
Should you have installed jUCMNav v2.0, please uninstall it first. Eclipse doesn't automatically upgrade from jUCMNav v2.0 to jUCMNav 3.0, it only offers minor revisions.
Help -> Software Updates -> Find and Install -> Search for new features to install
Select the checkbox next to jUCMNav in the update site list and click finish.
Select the latest version and install all.
Restart Eclipse when prompted.
Testing jUCMNav
File -> New -> Project
General -> Project
Give your new project a name.
Right click on the new project -> New -> Other -> jUCMNav -> Use Case Map / GRL Graph
Name your .jucm file and press Finish.
The jUCMNav perspective should open and a blank UCM should be shown in the editor.
Troubleshooting
If you can't open the new jucm file you have just created, your Eclipse installation is either corrupt or one of the dependencies has an incorrect version.
If you can't find the new jucm wizard, jUCMNav is not installed or is disabled.
Click on the show disabled features icon (third from the left)
Look at any disabled features. If jUCMNav is there but disabled, you probably forgot to install one of the required dependencies. Eclipse provides error messages that help diagnose these situations.
If jUCMNav is simply not there, you probably have not installed jUCMNav yet.
If you experience errors while working with jUCMNav, please send us the appropriate error messages from Eclipse's error log.
Window -> Show View -> Other -> PDE Runtime -> Error Log