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Is "Open Type" feature extensible? [message #639786]

Wed, 17 November 2010 19:07

Raymond Mising name

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Registered: July 2009

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Hey,

We are using eclipse to develop java program for mobile devices. When we debugged on a device, it always happened that the java libs running on the device is not the same version as the ones used in the eclipse project. We do have the right source code for the libs running on the device but do not have the binary class jars. The current "Open Types" feature seems only can search for source files of the classes which are on the classpath. Is it possible to make it also search a specified source jar/folder which does not have corresponding classes in the project's classpath?

Eclipse debug source look up does provide extension points which allow us to add more paths to the search path but the "Open Type" feature does not. So, now when we step into a class, the right source file can be opened but when we want to open a source file and set breakpoints, the "Open Type" feature does not help.

Thanks.

Raymond

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Re: Is "Open Type" feature extensible? [message #639838 is a reply to message #639786]

Thu, 18 November 2010 04:33

Prakash G.R.

Messages: 621
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

On 18/11/10 12:38 AM, Raymond wrote:
> Hey,
>
> We are using eclipse to develop java program for mobile devices. When we
> debugged on a device, it always happened that the java libs running on
> the device is not the same version as the ones used in the eclipse
> project. We do have the right source code for the libs running on the
> device but do not have the binary class jars. The current "Open Types"
> feature seems only can search for source files of the classes which are
> on the classpath. Is it possible to make it also search a specified
> source jar/folder which does not have corresponding classes in the
> project's classpath?
> Eclipse debug source look up does provide extension points which allow
> us to add more paths to the search path but the "Open Type" feature does
> not. So, now when we step into a class, the right source file can be
> opened but when we want to open a source file and set breakpoints, the
> "Open Type" feature does not help.
> Thanks.
>
> Raymond

As a workaround, you could create a temporary project (like the
"External Plug-in Libraries" created by PDE) and add those classes to
the classpath of the Project.

I'm cc-ing the JDT forum where you may get more helpful answers.

--
- Prakash
Platform UI Team, IBM

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Re: Is "Open Type" feature extensible? [message #639875 is a reply to message #639838]

Thu, 18 November 2010 08:38

Dani Megert

Messages: 3802
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Prakash G.R. wrote:
> On 18/11/10 12:38 AM, Raymond wrote:
>> Hey,
>>
>> We are using eclipse to develop java program for mobile devices. When we
>> debugged on a device, it always happened that the java libs running on
>> the device is not the same version as the ones used in the eclipse
>> project. We do have the right source code for the libs running on the
>> device but do not have the binary class jars. The current "Open Types"
>> feature seems only can search for source files of the classes which are
>> on the classpath. Is it possible to make it also search a specified
>> source jar/folder which does not have corresponding classes in the
>> project's classpath?
>> Eclipse debug source look up does provide extension points which allow
>> us to add more paths to the search path but the "Open Type" feature does
>> not. So, now when we step into a class, the right source file can be
>> opened but when we want to open a source file and set breakpoints, the
>> "Open Type" feature does not help.
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Raymond
>
>
> As a workaround, you could create a temporary project (like the
> "External Plug-in Libraries" created by PDE) and add those classes to
> the classpath of the Project.
Right, creating a project with those classes is the way to go as 'Open
Type' by definition only finds the types that are on the Java build path
of a project.

Dani
>
> I'm cc-ing the JDT forum where you may get more helpful answers.
>

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