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How to handle Access restriction error [message #1715460]

Mon, 23 November 2015 20:02

Larry LeBron

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Registered: October 2015

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I am trying to import an Xtend class in my main DSL project from my test project and getting this error:

Access restriction: The type <UtilClassName> is not accessible due to restriction on required project <DSLProject>

Any advice on how to correct this?

Greater detail:

My DSL project and package are org.example.expressions.
The Util Class is in that project, in package org.example.expressions.util

I see that this package is in the export list in the manifest of org.example.expressions.

Likewise, org.example.expressions is on the manifest for required bundles in my test project.

Thanks for any assistance!

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Re: How to handle Access restriction error [message #1715463 is a reply to message #1715460]

Mon, 23 November 2015 20:55

Christian Dietrich

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Registered: July 2009

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Hi this sounds very strange to me. Did you double check the exported package list? There is an add button

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Re: How to handle Access restriction error [message #1715479 is a reply to message #1715463]

Mon, 23 November 2015 23:10

Larry LeBron

Messages: 124
Registered: October 2015

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Thanks, yep, it was my error.

It turns out that there is another package, which must have been generated by xtext <dslPackage>.dslName.util. So, in this case, org.example.expressions.expressions.util. In addition, this package is automatically added to the manifest export list.

I didn't notice the extra "expressions" nesting, so thought that my package, org.example.expressions.util was being exported.

Thanks for encouraging me to go back over it.

[Updated on: Mon, 23 November 2015 23:11]

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