| Self-hosting and wrapped jars [message #192616] |
Thu, 13 January 2005 11:52 |
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Does self-hosting refer to anything other than the run-time workbench?
Let me try to explain. A colleague is developing an engine which will
process selected files in the user's workbench. The engine will be deployed
as a plug-in, but at this stage of development, running the run-time
workbench and importing the example files seems heavyweight to my colleague,
who can currently run Junit tests in his own workbench, albeit without a
reference to the workbench selection.
Maybe we're looking for something like Run As JUnit plug-in test that could
reference the selection in the developer's workbench.
Or a launcher that can pass the local path of the workbench selection to a
Java application or Eclipse application.
Along the same lines, I'm also interested in ways to have the PDE build a
project as a jar, and as a wrapped jar (plug-in), so the engine can be used
in an Eclipse or non-Eclipse context.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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