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Does a plug-in-project have to be a java-project? [message #256595]

Sat, 17 May 2008 02:51

Eclipse User

Hi,

I am trying to ship some examples that can be used with my plugin as a plugin,
just as all the big projects (e.g. emf,uml2,gmf) do. The examples have nothing
to do with java and include no java code. Can I somehow just create a dumb
plugin container for my examples?

Felix

Re: Does a plug-in-project have to be a java-project? [message #256624 is a reply to message #256595]

Sat, 17 May 2008 09:10

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: zx.us.ibm.com

> I am trying to ship some examples that can be used with my plugin as a
> plugin, just as all the big projects (e.g. emf,uml2,gmf) do. The
> examples have nothing to do with java and include no java code. Can I
> somehow just create a dumb plugin container for my examples?

When you create a new plug-in project, there should be an option of
whether you want to include source code or not. If you uncheck that box,
you get a plug-in project that isn't a java project. These are common
for things like shipping documentation.

Note, when you uncheck the java box, you'll notice that the PDE
templates will include a sample help project as an option :)

Cheers,

~ Chris

Re: Does a plug-in-project have to be a java-project? [message #256627 is a reply to message #256624]

Sat, 17 May 2008 10:33

Eclipse User

Chris Aniszczyk wrote:
> These are common
> for things like shipping documentation.
>
> Note, when you uncheck the java box, you'll notice that the PDE
> templates will include a sample help project as an option :)

Exactly what I wanted. Thanks.
Felix

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