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Plug-in cache issues in RCP [message #1802025] Thu, 31 January 2019 05:44 Go to next message
Raghava Rao is currently offline Raghava RaoFriend
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Hello ,

We are developing a RCP appilcation and specifying osgi.configuration.area to
<<User Directroy/Version>>.

Because of Plugin version changes, Application Cache is getting updated with multiple versions.

Though we are using "osgi.clean", "true" while launching the application,Plug-in cache is not getting cleared fully.Do you any other cache location other than
"osgi.configuration.area" .

Can you please suggest on this.
Advance thanks for your support.
Re: Plug-in cache issues in RCP [message #1802063 is a reply to message #1802025] Thu, 31 January 2019 14:42 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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So I'm assuming you're using p2 for the installation. p2 will garbage collect plugins eventually. It doesn't GC them right away as people sometimes revert the change. You can force p2 to GC on next restart. Take a look at the p2 FAQ at:

https://wiki.eclipse.org/Equinox/p2/FAQ#But_why_aren.27t_uninstalled_bundles.2Ffeatures_immediately_removed.3F
Re: Plug-in cache issues in RCP [message #1802209 is a reply to message #1802063] Mon, 04 February 2019 09:56 Go to previous message
Raghava Rao is currently offline Raghava RaoFriend
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Thanks for your response.
We are not using eclipse update feature
We'll be releasing multiple versions of Builds frequently,so using same configuration area ,After deleting configuration area directory also , still cache remains.
Do you suggest to run garbage collector for p2 in this case also. Any suggestion on this.

Thanks,
Raghava Rao
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