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find duplicate entries for some plugin after update, same plugins then fail [message #503264] Fri, 11 December 2009 11:10 Go to next message
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have an Eclipse Galileo RCP application with updates provided by an
Eclipse Update Site Project put on a web server.
after the update, the application fails (in particular, one of the
update plugins fails).
when looking at the informations about the application and clicking
'Installation Details', it can be noted that the plugin (the failing
one) has a duplicate entry in the plugin list: one entry with the
previous version number and the other with the updated version number.
where can the trick be?
Re: find duplicate entries for some plugin after update, same plugins then fail [message #503618 is a reply to message #503264] Mon, 14 December 2009 19:02 Go to previous message
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Hi Luca,

An error log would help to crack this.

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Best Regards,
Wim Jongman
-- "640K ought to be enough for anybody." - Bill Gates, 1981
(Eclipse Old Skool Quote Service)


> have an Eclipse Galileo RCP application with updates provided by an
> Eclipse Update Site Project put on a web server.
> after the update, the application fails (in particular, one of the
> update plugins fails).
> when looking at the informations about the application and clicking
> 'Installation Details', it can be noted that the plugin (the failing
> one) has a duplicate entry in the plugin list: one entry with the
> previous version number and the other with the updated version number.
> where can the trick be?
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