| Eclipse version [message #328220] |
Mon, 19 May 2008 06:12  |
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Originally posted by: egidijus.vaisnora.nomagiclt.com
What is good way to find out what eclipse version is installed? My code must ensure to integrate properly with Eclipse platform
and when user selects Eclipse install root, I need to decide - if it is 3.4 eclipse and search for "dropins" directory, or it
is earlier Eclipse platform with "plugins" directory?
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| Re: Eclipse version [message #328249 is a reply to message #328237] |
Tue, 20 May 2008 02:08  |
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Originally posted by: egidijus.vaisnora.nomagiclt.com
Exactly, idea is to find Eclipse version, not starting it. And, of course, there is problem with derived products, like RAD,
JBuilder and etc. - for all products I need to specify different integration scenario (my tool helps to integrate product as
plugin for Eclipse, regarding the Eclipse version or derivation )
L. Mihalkovic wrote:
> Dirk Bernsau wrote:
>> Egidijus Vaisnora schrieb:
>>> What is good way to find out what eclipse version is installed? My
>>> code must ensure to integrate properly with Eclipse platform and when
>>> user selects Eclipse install root, I need to decide - if it is 3.4
>>> eclipse and search for "dropins" directory, or it is earlier Eclipse
>>> platform with "plugins" directory?
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>> How about parsing Platform.getProduct().getDescription() ?
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>> Regards,
>> Dirk
> from the formulation of the question, I was under the impression that he
> was looking for that information from outside of eclipse. in that case,
> looking at the plugin version might be better. another problem might
> exist for derived products and might have a different topology on disk
> (or even eclipse 3.4 with some shared install)
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