Hi
I can confirm the issue. The groovy feature depends on the plugin
org.eclipse.jdt.core version "3.5.2.20100319-1100-e35-RELEASE", which
looks like a home made version (but it could also be an official "post
release" update). Perhaps upstream could be convinced to build against
"3.5.2.v_981_R35x" instead. I am fairly certain Fedora uses the same
version of o.e.jdt.core for their eclipse, so it would fix the issue on
Fedora installs as well.
There are 3 other alternatives; first have groovy packed via Ubuntu and
install it via Ubuntu's repositories (too late for Lucid, but should be
doable via a ppa); uninstall Ubuntu's eclipse and use the one from
eclipse.org or finally mess with the configuration allowing you to
install new versions of the "core" plugins. Mind you that the two last
options are not supported by Ubuntu, so we cannot help you if it ends up
"blowing up".
Also, next time please provide the apport data for the bug as well (e.g.
running apport-collect <bug-no> from a terminal); it helps us find the
problem (or rule out issues).
~Niels
** Changed in: eclipse (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Dependency error when installing Groovy-Eclipse
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/575376
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