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Why is @EventTopic in an internal package? [message #1746624]

Wed, 02 November 2016 08:08

Stephan Hildebrandt

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Registered: July 2015

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Hi,

the annotation @EventTopic is contained in the bundle (and package) org.eclipse.e4.core.di.extensions. The bundle's manifest exports this package with x-internal:=true. Obviously, this leads to discouraged access warnings when I use @EventTopic in my code. Is there a reason for this or is this simply a bug? I could not find any issues in the bug tracker or any explanations on the internet.

Best regards,

Stephan

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Re: Why is @EventTopic in an internal package? [message #1746656 is a reply to message #1746624]

Wed, 02 November 2016 14:04

Brian de Alwis

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Registered: January 2012

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x-internal means that it's not API and so its definition may change. We've had some discussion about changing this particular annotation as it exposes the OSGi Event class which makes it hard to use outside of an OSGi context.

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