| Plugin Dependancy Problems [message #462889] |
Fri, 02 February 2007 01:16  |
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Hello All,
Am creating three plugins say A, B n C. A has gotta dependancy on B and B
has gotta dependancy on C.
Am trying to access a class in C from A through B. (As class A has an
indirect dependency on C). is it possible that way?
I have put a dependency of plugin B and plugin C in plugin A, with plugin
C higher in order than plugin B in the dependency list.
When I try to run plugin A it throws an NoClassDefinitionFound error for
a Class in plugin C.
Is my understanding about plugin dependencies correct!
kindly help.
regards,
Srivatsan
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| Re: Plugin Dependancy Problems [message #462919 is a reply to message #462889] |
Fri, 02 February 2007 06:22  |
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No, the whole point of bundling is that A doesn't know that it depends on C, and so can't see the classes.
There's no reason why A can't also directly depend on C, or that B couldn't re-export the dependency on C, but it doesn't happen by default for very good reasons.
Alex.
PS "got a", not "gotta" :-)
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