| deploy RCP (plus some fragments) [message #965611] |
Wed, 31 October 2012 07:22  |
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Hi.
I developed some fragments for some eclipse plugins (essentially with language resources, that doesnt exist in BABEL).
When I run Eclipse application (for my rcp plugin) with fragment projects opened I see the changes in the new Application, and it's everything ok.
My question is, how do I add fragments to rcp plugin dependencies, in such way, they are loaded, when I run my product.
I see I can't add fragments to plugin dependencies (makes sense), but How can I tell eclipse in rcp export to also export my fragments.
Is it necessary to put them in plugins folder manually?
thanks in advance
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| Re: deploy RCP (plus some fragments) [message #997023 is a reply to message #965611] |
Thu, 03 January 2013 07:38  |
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Have you tried creating a feature with just your fragments and adding
that to your export?
When the language fragments are there containing the proper named
properties files and locations Eclipse will find them.
product
+- rcp feature with base rcp plugins
+- your base feature with your base plugins
+- your language feature with language fragments
There is no need for a dependency from plugin to language fragment,
you only need to ensure that the fragments are in your exported application.
Maarten
Op 31-10-12 12:22, Rui Domingues schreef:
> Hi.
> I developed some fragments for some eclipse plugins (essentially with
> language resources, that doesnt exist in BABEL).
>
> When I run Eclipse application (for my rcp plugin) with fragment
> projects opened I see the changes in the new Application, and it's
> everything ok.
>
> My question is, how do I add fragments to rcp plugin dependencies, in
> such way, they are loaded, when I run my product.
>
> I see I can't add fragments to plugin dependencies (makes sense), but
> How can I tell eclipse in rcp export to also export my fragments.
>
> Is it necessary to put them in plugins folder manually?
>
> thanks in advance
>
>
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