What Does Flex Installer Check in Eclipse DIR?

Question

I'm using EasyEclipse which is bundled eclipse package and
Flex installer isn't recognizing it even though the directory
structure and file names are the same. it is using 3.1.2 Eclipse
SDK.
So what is flex looking for whenever it installs into an
eclipse folder? The 'plugins' folder and 'features' folder is
there. The file size of eclipse.exe is the same as a traditional
eclipse install. This is the error:
Eclipse 3.1 Not Found
Please choose an existing Eclipse 3.1 (or greater) folder to
be updated.
This folder must contain the standard Eclipse folders named
"plugins" and "features".

Answer 1

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