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Why is a plugin (out of sync) [message #313713]

Fri, 23 March 2007 10:04

Eclipse User

During a plug-in development I get (out of sync) in the Export dialog.
(Project/Export/Deployable plug-ins and Fragment dialog).

Where can I see the cause of this indication?
Are there any log files ect,

/Pelle

Re: Why is a plugin (out of sync) [message #313714 is a reply to message #313713]

Fri, 23 March 2007 10:17

Eclipse User

Pelle Svensson wrote:

> During a plug-in development I get (out of sync) in the Export dialog.
> (Project/Export/Deployable plug-ins and Fragment dialog).
>
> Where can I see the cause of this indication?
> Are there any log files ect,

It means that one of the files on the project list has been updated outside of
Eclipse. Just do a refresh before doing the export.

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Re: Why is a plugin (out of sync) [message #313716 is a reply to message #313714]

Fri, 23 March 2007 10:50

Eclipse User

It must be something else because I have done that a number of times.

I saw something about the CLASSPATH is out of sync on page 110 at
http://www.awprofessional.com/content/images/032142672X/samp lechapter/clayberg_ch03.pdf

--------
If a plug-in has been successfully compiled and built but, during
execution, throws a NoClassDefFoundError, it may indicate that the plug-in
projects Java classpath is out of sync with the Require-Bundle declaration
in the MANIFEST.MF file. As discussed in Section 2.3.1, The Plug-in
manifests,
on page 71, it is important to keep the classpath and the Require-Bundle
declaration in sync.
--------

So I wonder if it is the CLASSPATH or a reference to something that is
missing.

Anyway Eclipse indicate (out of sync) after the plugin that I'm deploying
and if it dose it must be able to show the exact cause for that.

Re: Why is a plugin (out of sync) [message #313879 is a reply to message #313716]

Tue, 27 March 2007 09:29

Eclipse User

"Out of sync" is depending on the contents of plugin.xml.

Removing following extension removed the error:

<extension id="preferences"
point="org.eclipse.core.runtime.preferences" name="preferences">
<scope name="project"
class="org.quicktools.eclipse.grep.GrepPreferences"/>
</extension>

<extension point="org.eclipse.core.resources.markers" id="grepmarker"
name="%grepMarker">
<super type="org.eclipse.core.resources.textmarker"/>
<attribute name="message"/>
<persistent value="false"/>
<attribute name="id"/>
<attribute name="flags"/>
<attribute name="arguments"/>
</extension>

Re: Why is a plugin (out of sync) [message #1750701 is a reply to message #313879]

Mon, 26 December 2016 05:40

Eclipse User

Restarting Eclipse solved this problem for me.

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