| 3.3 M4 API ?? [message #461657] |
Mon, 15 January 2007 19:01  |
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Originally posted by: geoffward.gmail.com
Hi all-
Newbie question about running with Eclipse SDK 3.3 M4. I'm working with
some code that references the following classes in the Platform API (I
think), but they seem to be gone in 3.3 M4. Any pointers? True, false,
indifferent?
Here they are, thanks in advance!
import org.eclipse.ui.views.properties.*;
import org.eclipse.ui.console.*;
-Geoff
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| Re: 3.3 M4 API ?? [message #461662 is a reply to message #461661] |
Mon, 15 January 2007 20:44  |
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Hi Geoff,
The RCP is a subset of the IDE. Things like debuggers and JUnit are not
in the RCP. If you need many plugins that are not in the RCP
distribution, you might considering designing with respect to the
Eclipse "platform" distribution as your target.
If you need a console, or view.properties, in your RCP, you can copy the
corresponding plugins from your IDE to your RCP distribution (as
described in McAfer's Book).
After copying the plugins, use:
Window>Preferences>TargetPlatform (then press "Reload" button).
Hope this helps.
Charlie
Geoff Ward wrote:
> Geoff Ward wrote:
>
>> Hi all-
>>
>> Newbie question about running with Eclipse SDK 3.3 M4. I'm working
>> with some code that references the following classes in the Platform
>> API (I think), but they seem to be gone in 3.3 M4. Any pointers? True,
>> false, indifferent?
>>
>> Here they are, thanks in advance!
>>
>> import org.eclipse.ui.views.properties.*;
>> import org.eclipse.ui.console.*;
>>
>> -Geoff
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>
> Okay, what I meant to say is that these classes are not present in my
> "Target RCP 3.3M4 SDK" but they are in my Eclipse IDE SDK. I am trying
> to differentiate the 2 as described in the RCP book, but why would these
> classes not appear in the RCP target? Are these meant only for the
> IDE and not my RCP app? Hope this makes sense.
>
> Thanks again,
> G
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