| How to check the consistency of the Platform ? [message #335120] |
Mon, 23 March 2009 12:42  |
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Hi,
With the PDE, there is an interesting option "Validate plugins" prior to
launching (available on the Plug-ins tab of all PDE launchers). This
analyzes the list of plug-ins to find problems with plug-in dependencies.
That does exactly what we would like but for the Platform.
I would like to know if there is a way to check the consistency of the
plugins installed into Eclipse Platform ? Or has someone a plug-in that
does this check ?
Regards,
Jerome
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| Re: How to check the consistency of the Platform ? [message #335167 is a reply to message #335152] |
Tue, 24 March 2009 12:46  |
| Eclipse User |
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"Jerome Correnoz" <jerome.correnoz@st.com> wrote in message
news:5bf7c711b00386cb296f950fa94b5e6c$1@www.eclipse.org...
> We deliver a product based on Eclipse 3.4 with a set of Eclipse plugins
> (CDT, Mylin, etc.). Our product is based on Eclipse 3.4 but we don't
> deliver p2 with it.
> The use case is the following: Our end-users could install by themselves
> some other plugins (e.g. DSDP, EMF through using the .zip packages).
> Sometimes, they don't install all the required bundles or they don't have
> the right bundle version. For an advanced Eclipse end-user, of course it's
> possible to know which bundle dependency is not resolved and retrieve the
> missing bundle. But for our end-user, it is not easy.
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> So, we would like to provide them with an easy way (press button, or at
> Eclipse startup activation) to get the status of the installed bundles.
> Mainly to get the missing required bundles. Like the PDE does with the
> "Validate plugins" button.
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> Please let me know if the use case is clear now.
Well, the use case is clear, but it sounds to me like the functionality
you're looking for is in the plug-ins that you've decided not to ship (p2).
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