| Jobs API [message #77479] |
Fri, 17 November 2006 00:50  |
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Originally posted by: slewis.composent.com
When perusing the equinox common bundle in the equinox sdk I noticed
that although org.eclipse.core.runtime interfaces/classes are there,
that the Jobs API (org.eclipse.core.runtime.jobs) is not there.
Why was it left out? I understand the line has to be drawn somewhere,
of course, but jobs API seems pretty central.
Thanks,
Scott
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| Re: Jobs API [message #77701 is a reply to message #77605] |
Mon, 20 November 2006 13:09  |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: slewis.composent.com
Hi Jeff,
I was asking about the availability of org.eclipse.core.runtime.jobs
classes in Equinox apps.
>>>>> When perusing the equinox common bundle in the equinox sdk I noticed
>>>>> that although org.eclipse.core.runtime interfaces/classes are there,
>>>>> that the Jobs API (org.eclipse.core.runtime.jobs) is not there.
>>>>>
>>>>> Why was it left out? I understand the line has to be drawn
>>>>> somewhere, of course, but jobs API seems pretty central.
Thanks,
Scott
Jeff McAffer wrote:
> Jobs is in the Eclipse SDK (Jobs are used extensively in the SDK). See
> org.eclipse.core.jobs. Jobs is not technically part of Equinox since it
> really has little to do with OSGi.
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> Jeff
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> Scott Lewis wrote:
>> Hi Jeff,
>>
>> Cool. Which one? I looked through the equinox 3.3m3 sdk bundles just
>> now and couldn't find it in equinox.common or osgi, or
>> equinox.registry, or equinox.preferences...which all have core.runtime
>> classes...but nothing from .jobs. Is it in a bundle that's not
>> included with the equinox SDK?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Scott
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>>
>> Jeff McAffer wrote:
>>> org.eclipse.core.runtime package is split over several bundles.
>>> Job is in its own bundle.
>>>
>>> Jeff
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>>>
>>> Scott Lewis wrote:
>>>>
>>>> When perusing the equinox common bundle in the equinox sdk I noticed
>>>> that although org.eclipse.core.runtime interfaces/classes are there,
>>>> that the Jobs API (org.eclipse.core.runtime.jobs) is not there.
>>>>
>>>> Why was it left out? I understand the line has to be drawn
>>>> somewhere, of course, but jobs API seems pretty central.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>>
>>>> Scott
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