There is now a Help > About Composer in addition to a Help > About.įor information on supported operating systems, see the Composer section in the Genesys Supported Operating Environment Reference Guide. The About Composer dialog exists is now a custom implementation. The Help About dialog is integrated into Eclipse and displays as part of the Eclipse workbench with information pulled out of the product definition. The Composer splash screen is not displayed anymore.Ĭomposer branded splash screen was displayed showing the Genesys logo, version, and so on.Įclipse's default screen is displayed. However, Composer recommends using UTF-8 encoding.
Otherwise, user-specified encoding takes precedence.
Other Eclipse-based generic test editors uses default CP1252 encoding.Īll the files and editors within the IDE will use UTF-8 encoding if the General > Workspace > Text File Encoding preference is default while launching the IDE. User-Facing Changes as a Result of Plug-in Installation ChangeĬhange in file encoding used by Eclipse-based text editors to save files.Ĭomposer based editors such as the VoiceXML Editor and SCXML Editor uses UTF-8 Encoding. This is possible, for example, if you just want the update site zip file to copy to multiple machines where the actual Composer installation will take place. ImportantEclipse is not required first if you only want to extract the update site without installing Composer plugins into the Eclipse. The installation Available Software dialog box for release 8.1.430.06 adds the option for Composer Language Locales (not shown in this video). Depending on the flavor of Eclipse you have installed, your interface may appear slightly different than that shown in the video. This section describes the Composer software requirements, and installation and launching procedures.īelow is a video tutorial on installing Composer 8.1.4 in Windows in an Eclipse environment. 1.8 Web Application Server Configuration.
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