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Non-plugin Eclipse project that depends on SWT [message #442377]

Thu, 02 September 2004 14:29

Chris Audley

Messages: 41
Registered: July 2009

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I have a project in Eclipse 3.0 with a class that references an SWT
class. How do I set up the project to satisfy the reference?

I the package was a plugin, I could include org.eclise.swt in the
plugin.xml. I'd like to find a similarly self contained solution. I
could include the SWT jar as an external jar and just point to the jar
installed in the eclise plugin. However, this path will include the swt
version number and breaks if another developer using the project as a
difference version of the SWT plugin installed.

Chris

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Re: Non-plugin Eclipse project that depends on SWT [message #442541 is a reply to message #442377]

Tue, 07 September 2004 18:39

Carolyn MacLeod

Messages: 149
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

See the reply from Vic Hanson in the post immediately preceding this one.
("swt and eclipse 3.1")
Hope this helps,
Carolyn

"Chris Audley" <chris.audley@beacon-cs.com> wrote in message
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> I have a project in Eclipse 3.0 with a class that references an SWT
> class. How do I set up the project to satisfy the reference?
>
> I the package was a plugin, I could include org.eclise.swt in the
> plugin.xml. I'd like to find a similarly self contained solution. I
> could include the SWT jar as an external jar and just point to the jar
> installed in the eclise plugin. However, this path will include the swt
> version number and breaks if another developer using the project as a
> difference version of the SWT plugin installed.
>
> Chris

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