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Invalid property category path [message #895765]

Sun, 15 July 2012 17:01

Eclipse User

Hi,
I'm working with my Xtext project and with no cause in Eclipse Application the @Inject seems don't work, infact with IResourceDescriptions resourceDescriptions I can't find .mydsl files in the project.

Moreover in Eclipse's log file there is this error message

!MESSAGE Invalid property category path: ValidationPropertiesPage (bundle: org.eclipse.wst.xml.ui, propertyPage: org.eclipse.wst.xml.ui.propertyPage.project.validation)

How can I fix it?

Thanks,
Andrea

Re: Invalid property category path [message #895770 is a reply to message #895765]

Sun, 15 July 2012 17:53

Eclipse User

Hi,

what do you exactly do?
make sure you use yourdslextensionfactory in your plugin.xml.
the error messeage doesnt seem to be related to Xtext.

~Christian

Re: Invalid property category path [message #895771 is a reply to message #895770]

Sun, 15 July 2012 18:02

Eclipse User

I'm doing some validation check among different files in my dsl project, I use
@Inject IResourceDescriptions
to access all files of project, but with no cause the IResourceDescriptions doesn't get theese files. I debug theese check early today and they run, so I don't understand the cause of this problem, so I check eclipse log and there is the error message "Invalid property category path", isn't it related?

Re: Invalid property category path [message #895801 is a reply to message #895771]

Mon, 16 July 2012 02:12

Eclipse User

Make sure the project has Xtext nature and you have build
automatically on. Use the Open Model Element Dialog Crtl+Shift+F3 to
see that is in the index.

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Re: Invalid property category path [message #895811 is a reply to message #895801]

Mon, 16 July 2012 03:34

Eclipse User

Further, you should not use IResourceDescriptions, since it does not only have the resources visible from your project, but globally the index. Use IGlobalScopeProvider to get a view what's visible for your project.

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