| Problem exporting a package [message #95470] |
Tue, 21 August 2007 08:55  |
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Originally posted by: fergonco.gmail.com
Hi all,
I have in my manifest file the following lines:
Export-Package: org.gdms.data
Bundle-ClassPath: .,
external:/root/workspace/platform/gdms/target/classes
the "external" line points to the output directory of another eclipse project and contains the directory "org/gdms/data" with the .class files. In the Export-Package header I'm trying to export the package of that "linked" project.
The problem is that Eclipse complains by saying: Package 'org.gdms.data' does not exist in this plug-in
If I substitute the external reference by a reference to a jar file it works:
Export-Package: org.gdms.data
Bundle-ClassPath: .,
gdms-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
Is it a known feature? a bug? the wrong way to do what I want?
Best regards,
Fernando
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| Re: Problem exporting a package [message #95579 is a reply to message #95565] |
Tue, 21 August 2007 15:48  |
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Originally posted by: fergonco.gmail.com
Thanks for your answers Tom,
The problem with the solution you propose is that I should export a lot of packages in this case. Also I'm trying to create a Maven plugin that does it automatically. That's why I'm still trying to solve the problem without modifying the linked project.
Is the solution you propose the only one to link one plug-in project with a normal java project?
I have tried another solution. I have created an eclipse linked folder called "gdmsclasses" in the root of the plug-in project that points to the output directory of the normal project. So my manifest is like this:
Export-Package: org.gdms.data
Bundle-ClassPath: .,
gdmsclasses
But it still complains saying that the package doesn't exist in the plug-in.
any hint?
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| Re: Problem exporting a package [message #95607 is a reply to message #95593] |
Tue, 21 August 2007 20:11 |
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Originally posted by: fergonco.gmail.com
Ok, I will move this to the PDE newsgroup.
At runtime the problem is solved because the Maven plug-in I'm developing packages everything right, the referenced projects as a jar file and copies it into the directory of the bundle, changing the manifest file into a more conventional one. The problem is to have a dynamic development environment without having to build jars to run/debug your code...
Again, thanks for your help
Best regards,
Fernando
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| Re: Problem exporting a package [message #95888 is a reply to message #95579] |
Sun, 26 August 2007 23:42 |
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Originally posted by: fergonco.gmail.com
It works!
The solution I mentioned about creating a linked folder to the output directory of the referenced project works if that dependency is exported in the last tab of the build path configuration dialog...
Fernando
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