Zhaoxi Zhang

It could be the same reason to #114.

Hi, did you select the correct AWS account and region?

Sorry for the slow reply. It seems this error happens because of the invalid package name. Java package name does not allow to have hyphen. The default package name is...

Yes, it is allowed to have multiple Handlers in one project. I cannot reproduce this problem. Can you provide the version for your plugin?

I still couldn't reproduce the issue. Did you select the handler correctly when uploading the new Lambda function to AWS?

The toolkit update site is still using the legacy site.xml for managing the plugin bundles instead of standard p2 structure. Curiously, why are you depending on the toolkit?

I can't reproduce this issue. Are you using the Eclipse EE version? Did you restart the Eclipse after installing the plugin? What OS are you using?

Hey @Mutley5000, Thanks for the callout. Can you explain in detail what your use case is about? The Toolkit credentials is used for managing your AWS resources and performing actions...

Ah, I got your point. So you are running Eclipse IN the EC2 instance. That's a good feature request then to allow AWS Toolkit for Eclipse to provide a Credentials...

Can you try turning off the `incremental deployments` in the configuration editor and try again?